Fothergill (1981)
John Fothergill, aesthete and scholar, becomes the proprietor of the Spread Eagle, in Thame, Oxfordshire, with the intent of turning it into the most celebrated Inn in England, catering to the brightest lights in London's literati.
Director: Claude Whatham
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Robert Hardy as John Fothergill |
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Lynn Farleigh as Kate |
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John Carson as Neilson |
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Patrick Newell as Pemberton |
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Elizabeth Spriggs as Middle Class Woman |
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John Bird as HG Wells |
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Sebastian Shaw as Crusty Old Party |
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David de Keyser as Curtis Bennett |
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Jeremy Sinden as Evelyn Waugh |
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John Franklyn-Robbins as 1st Clubman |
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Peter Hughes as 2nd Clubman |
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Ivor Roberts as Schoolmaster |
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Tacy Kneale as Kitty |
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Ceri Jackson as Phyllis |
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Len Howe as 1st Farmer |
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Alan Haines as 2nd Farmer |
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Malcolm Gerard as Stallholder |
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Monica Kendall as Margaret |
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Nigel Nobes as Jelks |
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James Duggan as Tripper |
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Marjorie Bland as Hermione Baddeley |
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Arthur Bostrom as David Tennant |
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Eliza Buckingham as Titled Lady |
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David Wilkinson as Undergraduate |
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Trevor T. Smith as Chauffeur |
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Lynne Ross as Debutante |
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Bridget Ashburn as 1st Governess |
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Alyson Spiro as 2nd Governess |
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Simon Jones as Horsburgh |
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Pauline Delaney as Mrs Beaumont |
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Daphne Oxenford as Invalid Lady |
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Arthur Blake as Policeman |
| Directing | Claude Whatham | Director |
| Writing | John Fothergill | Book |
| Writing | Robert Holmes | Writer |
| Production | Innes Lloyd | Producer |
