Robin Redbreast (BBC television play)

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Robin Redbreast is a 1970 BBC television play, written by John Bowen, that blends psychological drama with folk horror elements in a rural English setting.

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instanceOf BBC television drama
television play
castMember Andrew Bradford NERFINISHED
Anna Cropper NERFINISHED
Arthur Pentelow NERFINISHED
Bernard Hepton NERFINISHED
Cyril Cross NERFINISHED
Freda Bamford NERFINISHED
Irene Prador NERFINISHED
James Mellor NERFINISHED
John Franklyn NERFINISHED
Norman Bird NERFINISHED
Pat Heywood NERFINISHED
Rosamund Greenwood NERFINISHED
Sheila Grant NERFINISHED
Veronica Strong NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director James MacTaggart NERFINISHED
distributionFormat television broadcast
firstBroadcastAs Play for Today episode
genre folk horror
psychological drama
hasTheme fertility rites
isolation
manipulation
pagan ritual
urban–rural tension
laterReleasedOn DVD
home video
leadActor Anna Cropper NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Norah Palmer NERFINISHED
medium television
notableFor early example of British folk horror on television
numberOfEpisodes 1
originalBroadcastDate 1970-12-10
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork BBC One
originalReleaseYear 1970
partOf Play for Today NERFINISHED
producer Graeme MacDonald NERFINISHED
productionCompany BBC
runtimeMinutes 76
screenFormat colour
screenplayBy John Bowen NERFINISHED
settingCountry England
settingLocation rural England
writer John Bowen NERFINISHED

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John Bowen (various) notableWork Robin Redbreast (BBC television play)
subject surface form: John Bowen (novelist)