A Seaside Story (1986)
On a weekend trip to the seaside town of Lyme Regis, two seventeen-year-old boys - Sam with an interest in ecology and Martin with an interest in girls - are the youngest residents (ever) at a guest house run by a highly eccentric old lady.
Director: Roger Lambert
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Sam Butterfield as Sam |
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Martin Plunkett as Martin |
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Gwen Nelson as Guesthouse Landlady |
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Zaile Burrow as Zaile |
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Sarah Mitchell as Sarah |
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Susan Tracy as Zaile's Mother |
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Phil Rowlands as Phil |
| Editing | Mark Dornford-May | Assistant Editor |
| Camera | Alan Hall | Grip |
| Camera | Steve Graham | Assistant Camera |
| Directing | Marion Taylor | Continuity |
| Production | Michele Jones | Production Manager |
| Production | Hilary MacDonald | Producer's Assistant |
| Costume & Make-Up | Claudia Dornford-May | Costumer |
| Camera | Ashley Rowe | Director of Photography |
| Production | John Condie | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Roger Lambert | Writer |
| Production | Marion Taylor | Production Assistant |
| Production | Sean Dillow | Production Runner |
| Directing | Tim Quarman | Second Assistant Director |
| Directing | David Dickson | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Andy Shergold | Additional Photography |
| Sound | Tony Marsden | Sound Assistant |
| Sound | Lou Hanks | Sound Mixer |
| Production | David Dalton-Leggett | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Ian Kelso | Sound Recordist |
| Camera | Chris Murray | Clapper Loader |
| Visual Effects | Sammy Rowe | Visual Effects |
| Directing | Andy Shergold | First Assistant Director |
| Crew | Mark Dornford-May | Dialogue Coach |
| Editing | Roger Lambert | Editor |
| Directing | Roger Lambert | Director |
