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Dandelion Dead Classic TV Show

Period drama written by Michael Chaplin. A sumptuous re-creation of a true English murder story of the 1920's, set in Welsh Border country, rich in intrigue and black humour.

Dandelion Dead Fan Tributes

7 marian from littlewood: Saw it for the first time ever missed about an hour due to visitors must see again very good Micheal Kitchen he's great actor
6 robin lowther from england: Saw it for the first time today just by chance, while looking for something worth while on the TV. I had no expectations at all but found myself glued to it throughout. So well acted by all in it, but I must say that Michael Kitchen was amazing as the Major.
5 Linda Mitchell from Aberdeen: I absolutely love this drama, have seen it many times and never tire of it, the photography, costumes and atmosphere of the programme are excellent all the actors are excellent in their roles. Has made me very interested in the case and particularly commend Michael Kitchen for his portrayal of the Major.
4 Joan Hammond from London, England: Best bit for me was David Thewlis making shy-boy attempts to pursue his first date!
3 Mrs Tracey Jane Donnelly from Glasgow: The Christmas scene in episode four,was very poignant. The last Christmas those poor children were to have with either parent. A wonderful drama, Michael Kitchen is excellent. Hight time this could be purchased on dvd and vhs.
2 P.Gath from I.o.W.: This is a very good play, my wife & I watch it whenever it is on. What makes it watchable to us is that Phillips was a relative of my wifes father.
1 Aurangzaib from Peshawar, Pakistan: I think Dandelion Dead is a modern classic. All the stars of the drama especially Micheal Kitchen should be declared as national assets, so spectacular are their performances.

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Dandelion Dead
Genre: Drama
Year: 1993

CAST
Michael Kitchen as Major Herbert Armstrong
Sarah Miles as Katherine Armstrong
David Thewlis as Oswald Martin
Lesley Sharp as Connie Davies
Peter Vaughn as Tom Hicks
Diana Quick as Marion Glassford-Gale
Bernard Hepton as Davies
Robert Stephens as Vaughan
Chloe Tucker as Eleanor
Alexandra Milman as Margaret
Joseph Steel as Pearson
Lucy Jenkins as Inez
Roger Lloyd Pack as Phillips
Patrick Godfrey as Griffiths
Rhoda Lewis as Mrs Davies
Sam Cox as Vicar
Jack Walters as Wilks
Christine Pollon as Pearce
Paul Brooke as Arthur
Amanda Walker as Bessie

GUEST STARS
Roger Lloyd Pack is best known as Trigger in Only Fools and Horses.

AWARDS
Sarah Miles was nominated for an Oscar in 1971 for her role in Ryan's Daughter.

David Thewlis won the 1993 best actor award at Cannes for Naked.

Lesley Sharp was nominated for a BAFTA award for her role in The Full Monty.

Norman Vaughn was nominated for a BAFTA award for his role in Our Friends in the North.


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