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'Revenge' by Jack Ronder |
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While Abby, Greg, Jenny and the others are off busily making hay, Anna grows increasingly concerned about Vic, who is becoming even more depressed and demoralised; ever since the tractor accident that crippled him, Vic has been confined to a wheeled office-chair, a situation that he finds frustrating and demoralising. When Vic fails at a suicide attempt using a shotgun, the others realise that his desperate act is a cry for help. Greg and Paul go scavenging in a nearby village where they find a wheelchair and dozens of books, which they hope will convince Vic of his importance in their community as tutor to the two children, John and Lizzie. But when Greg and Paul return to the manor house, they meet two visitors, Donny and Anne Tranter - the woman who selfishly abandoned Vic to die from his injuries in the quarry. The others attempt to keep Anne's appearance a secret from Vic - but he soon discovers her presence, and demands revenge for her callous action…
Carolyn Seymour (Abby Grant), Lucy Fleming (Jenny Richards), Ian McCulloch (Greg Preston), Stephen Dudley (John), Tanya Ronder (Lizzie), Terry Scully (Vic Thatcher), Christopher Tranchell (Paul Pitman), Eileen Helsby (Charmian Wentworth), Michael Gover (Arthur Russell), Myra Frances (Anne Tranter), Robert Tayman (Donny), Hana-Maria Pravda (Mrs. Emma Cohen)
Directed by Gerald Blake
Produced by Terence Dudley
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2nd July, 1975 @ 8.10 pm - 9.00 pm
Notes:
*Featuring Abby Grant, Greg Preston and Jenny Richards