I Sing to You Strangers (1983)
In this film, some who were not strangers - friends, relatives and fellow-broadcasters, who in their various ways loved the poet Dylan Thomas - give an account of the person he really was. The portrait that emerges, enriched by Thomas's own voice in poetry and prose, is different from the generally accepted picture of the inspired and irresponsible drunkard who somehow received a commemorative stone in Westminster Abbey.
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René Cutforth as |
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Glyn Jones as |
| Camera | Robin Davies Rollinson | Director of Photography |
| Production | John Ormond | Producer |
| Editing | Richard Pawelko | Editor |
| Writing | John Ormond | Writer |
