The Terence Davies Trilogy (1983)
The Terence Davies Trilogy
In stark black and white, Terence Davies excavates the life of his fictional alter ego, Robert Tucker, in a narrative that slips between childhood, middle age and death, shaping the raw materials of his own life into a rich tapestry of experiences and impressions.
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Terry O'Sullivan
as Robert Tucker (middle-age)
as Robert Tucker (middle-age)
Wilfrid Brambell
as Robert Tucker (old age)
as Robert Tucker (old age)
Sheila Raynor
as Robert's Mother
as Robert's Mother
Phillip Mawdsley
as Tucker - child
as Tucker - child
Iain Munro
as Tucker age 8
as Tucker age 8
Valerie Lilley
as
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Nick Stringer
as
as
Robin Hooper
as
as
Colin Hignet
as
as
Trevor Eve
as
as
Robin Bowen
as
as
Linda Beckett
as
as
Bill Maxwell
as
as
Elizabeth Estensen
as
as
Malcolm Hughes
as
as
Ann Kiesler
as
as
Marjorie Rowlandson
as
as
Paul Barber
as
as
John Meynell
as
as
Brian Ward
as
as
Eddie Ross
as
as
Dave Cooper
as
as
Mark Walton
as
as
Mal Jefferson
as
as
Lovette Edwards
as
as
Rita Thatchery
as
as
Jeanne Doree
as
as
Chrissy Roberts
as
as
Virginia Donovan
as
as
Carol Christmas
as
as
Angela Rooks
as
as
Brian Gilbert
as
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Katherine Schofield
as
as
Ron Metcalfe
as
as
Lisa Parker
as
as
James Wilde
as
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Ron Jones
as
as
James Culshaw
as
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Marie Smith
as
as
Jim Penman
as
as
Gerry Shaw
as
as
Mandy Walsh
as
as
Paul Oakley
as
as
Kate Fahy
as
as
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Terence Davies
Director
Director
Terence Davies
Writer
Writer
William Diver
Director of Photography
Director of Photography
