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After the success of PLAZA SUITE last year, The Mill is delighted to welcome back the magical combination of NEIL SIMON’s comic genius with the multi-talented ANTHONY VALENTINE – RAFFLES, COLDITZ, CALLAN. The opening of THE ODD COUPLE has one of the most hilarious scenes ever to be seen on stage. It’s Friday night. A gang of friends has gathered to cheer and to chastise each other – as friends do – to laugh and to laugh loud. But most importantly to play cards. Poker. The host is Oscar. His apartment is spacious. But messy. And when the recently divorced Oscar emerges from the kitchen with a plate of “brown and green sandwiches” we know that we are in the home of the slob of slobs. But the sixth member of the Friday night regulars, Felix, is missing. Felix finally shows up – baggy eyed and despondent. His wife is divorcing him. She has thrown him out of the house. Concerned with his buddy’s welfare, Oscar invites Felix to move in with him. Mistake! Big mistake! The comedy hots up as Felix wreaks havoc on Oscar’s slovenly lifestyle. He is constantly tidying, organizing, cooking, purifying the air and cleaning, cleaning, cleaning. Oscar finds his roommates’ fastidious habits increasingly irksome. It all reaches boiling point when Oscar manages to fix a double date with the fanciable and twittering Pigeon sisters. And all Felix can do is weep about his ex-wife. THE ODD COUPLE has to be the legendary Neil Simon’s most fun-packed and most popular play. A comic masterpiece with uproariously witty dialogue that guarantees an evening of fun and gales of joyous laughter. By arrangement with Samuel French Ltd. Cast in order of appearance: Speed
- TOM BEVAN
Directed by ANTHONY VALENTINE
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TOM
BEVAN (Speed) Tom trained at Northampton NCFE Theatre Arts.
Theatre credits include: Frank Owen in THE RAGGED TROUSERED PHILANTHROPISTS
(Chalkfoot); Alan Gregg in SHADOWLANDS and Gilmer in TO KILL A
MOCKING BIRD (Salisbury Playhouse); various roles in TALES FROM
EUROPE and WORDS WORDS WORDS (Clwyd Theatr Cymru); various roles
in JULIA PASTRANA THE UGLIEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD (Zygo, Theatre
Royal Brighton); Camille in THERESE RAQUIN, Rochefort in THE THREE
MUSKETEERS, Cleante in TARTUFFE, Falkland in THE RIVALS, Bob Cratchitt
in A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Neville in NEVILLE’S ISLAND, Gerald Harte
in SMALL CHANGE, John in ALPHABETICAL ORDER and Mark in A PASSIONATE
WOMAN (Haymarket, Basingstoke); Steve and Reg in UP ‘N’ UNDER
(Newbury Watermill); Danny in NIGHT MUST FALL (Royal Theatre,
Northampton); McFee in JUMPERS, Romeo in ROMEO AND JULIET, Walter
in BLOOD LIBEL and Assistant Director on THE GO-BETWEEN (Norwich
Playhouse). Radio credits include; BBC Radio Drama Company 1993-4.
Readings for BBC Radio include contributions for: WOMAN’S HOUR;
TODAY IN PARLIAMENT; SHORT STORY and PICK OF THE WEEK. BBC Radio
Dramas number in the hundreds and include title roles in: THE
ELEPHANT MAN; PETER GRIMES and ROBINSON CRUSOE (BBC Radio 4) Radio
series include: LIFEBOAT (BBC WORLD SERVICE); VICTORIA STATION
(BBC Radio 4) and EXPLORER II (BBC Radio 2). Television credits
include: Richard Lockey in HOLBY CITY (BBC); Harry in DOCTORS
(BBC) and Oswald Orton in THE KEEP (BBC). Film credits include:
Lenny in PROMISES MADE AT NIGHT (Junk TV) and Scott Stracinski
in MIDNIGHT SUN (working title) (Gold Circle Films). |
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TERENCE
BOOTH (Oscar Madison) Terence studied English and Drama at
St. Luke’s College Exeter. Theatre includes: LIFE AND BETH, IMPROBABLE
FICTION, SUGAR DADDIES, HOUSE & GARDEN, A GOING CONCERN, 40 YEARS
ON, BODY LANGUAGE, THE CRUCIBLE, A TRIP TO SCARBOROUGH, SATURDAY
SUNDAY MONDAY at The Stephen Joseph Theatre Scarborough. SEASON’S
GREETINGS, IF I WERE YOU (SJT Tour); TIME OF MY LIFE (SJT and
Vaudeville Theatre); TAKING STEPS, FUNNY MONEY, SEASON’S GREETINGS,
ALPHABETICAL ORDER, PLAZA SUITE (The Mill at Sonning), PROOF,
OTHELLO, (Birmingham and the Arts Theatre, London), THE CONTRACTORS
(Oxford Stage Company tour); THE MAGISTRATE, ONCE A CATHOLIC,
NIGHT AND DAY, York Theatre Royal); TAKING STEPS, OUTSIDE EDGE,
PYGMALION, THE RIVALS, THE NORMAL HEART (Harrogate Theatre); PASSION
PLAY, ROMEO AND JULIET, SEASON’S GREETINGS, THE GENIUS, RAVDA,
LITTLE FOXES, HAPGOOD, CAPTAIN SWING, TONS OF MONEY, (West Yorkshire
Playhouse); DANGEROUS OBSESSION, THEFT, SEASON’S GREETINGS, HOW
THE OTHER HALF LOVES, ONE FOR THE ROAD, THE NORMAN CONQUESTS,
TIME AND TIME AGAIN (Theatre Royal Windsor); EYE CONTACT (Riverside
Studios); RACING DEMON, EDUCATING RITA, ROMEO AND JULIET, TAKING
LIBERTIES (Wolsey Theatre); MRS WARREN’S PROFESSION (Clwyd Theatr
Cymru); NOISES OFF (Oldham Coliseum); MAN OF THE MOMENT (Globe
Theatre). Television includes: EASTENDERS, CASUALTY, I’M ALAN
PARTRIDGE, LONDON BRIDGE11, SILENT WITNESS, TRIAL AND ERROR, SO
HAUNT ME, THE BILL, THE LORELEI, BOON, ENEMIES OF THE STATE, A
PATTERN OF LIFE, and THE BASIL BRUSH SHOW! Terry directed Alan
Ayckbourn’s TIME OF MY LIFE for The Mill at Sonning, and he is
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CARLA
de WANSEY (Cecily Pigeon) Carla began her career as a dancer.
A chance meeting whilst filming a pop promo for Phil Collins and
Genesis led to her being asked to join THE BENNY HILL SHOW which
she worked on for five fun years as a Hill’s Angel. Theatre work
includes: NOISES OFF, A CHORUS OF DISAPPROVAL, CINDERELLA, DEAD
FUNNY, THE DYING OF THE LIGHT, TRIPLE OPTIONS, BEDSIDE MANNERS,
ALICE IN WONDERLAND, MIND YOUR MANNERS and LOVE’S A LUXURY. Television
credits include: FIFTEEN STOREYS HIGH (CH 4), 999 (BBC), THE BILL
(ITV), THE Y FILES (LIVE TV), THE PROFESSIONALS (ITV), WEDDING
IN PARADISE (C4), DON’T WAIT UP (BBC), CRIMEWATCH (BBC), ALIAS
SMITH AND JONES (BBC2), IMPOSTER (ITV), MILLION POUND HOAX (SKY
1). Film work includes: DROWNING, KING RALPH, THE WARNING, SHORTAGE
OF ANGELS, DEAD OR ALIVE, ARACHNE. Carla also works as a Voice-Over
and Presenter and for the last 12 years she has also worked as
a Professional Roleplayer. This is her first visit to Sonning
and she is delighted to be working here. |
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GLYN
KERSLAKE (Vinnie) Glyn trained at Arts Educational Schools,
London and has over twenty years experience working as an actor
and musician. His theatre credits include: SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY,
Directed by Alvin Rakoff, BIRTHDAY SUITE, Directed by Ian Masters
(The Mill at Sonning) the role of Bob Cratchit in SCROOGE (London
Palladium); The Phantom in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Her Majesty’s
Theatre, directed by Hal Prince); Arnaud du Thil in MARTIN GUERRE
(Prince Edward Theatre, directed by Declan Donnellan); Enjolras
and u/s Jean Valjean in LES MISÉRABLES (Palace Theatre); Joe Gillis
in SUNSET BOULEVARD (Adelphi Theatre, directed by Trevor Nunn);
original cast and subsequent alternate Chris in MISS SAIGON (Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane, directed by Nicholas Hytner); the Wolf/Cinderella’s
Prince in INTO THE WOODS; Frank Shepherd in MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG
and Long John Silver in TREASURE ISLAND (directed by Karen Louise
Hebden), and Neil Armstrong in MOON LANDING (directed by Stephen
Edwards and Karen Louise Hebden, Derby Playhouse); Dr Manislav
in TWO CITIES and John Tallentire in THE HIRED MAN (directed by
Joanna Read, Salisbury Playhouse); KERN GOES TO HOLLYWOOD (King’s
Head Theatre, Islington, directed by David Kernan); Captain Von
Trapp in THE SOUND OF MUSIC (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); THE WORLD
GOES ‘ROUND – European premiere (West Yorkshire Playhouse, directed
by Jude Kelly); The Man in SIDE BY SIDE (Olympia Theatre, Dublin);
the Wolf/Cinderella’s Prince in INTO THE WOODS (Library Theatre,
Manchester; directed by Roger Haines); EVITA (Manchester Opera
House and national tour, directed by Hal Prince); METROPOLITAN
MIKADO (Queen Elizabeth and Royal Festival Hall, directed by Ned
Sherrin). Glyn has performed as a solo artist in concerts in Hong
Kong, Ireland and Denmark, as well as doing solo concerts, radio
broadcasts and cabarets around the UK. He recently composed original
music for DEADLY MURDER (The Mill at Sonning) and is delighted
to be returning for THE ODD COUPLE. |
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JEFF
MASH (Murray) This is Jeff’s first production with The Mill
at Sonning and he’s thrilled. Jeff made a personal pledge to ‘do
more Neil Simon’ after having so much fun in Neil Simon’s CALIFORNIA
SUITE (Bridewell Theatre) in March. In the past year, Jeff has
also appeared in David Mamet’s OLEANNA (Edinburgh Fringe Festival),
Mamet’s REUNION, Sam Shepard’s TRUE WEST, Robert Calvert’s THE
STARS THAT PLAY WITH LAUGHING SAM’S DICE (Pentameters Theatre),
and the feature film EVE 7 Odd Couple (playing a father whose
young daughter is kidnapped). Jeff is American. He moved to London
four years ago and really loves it. He even loves the rain … for
sentimental reasons (he grew up in rainy Seattle). Before moving
to London, Jeff lived in Chicago where he performed in many comedy
improv shows. |
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SUSAN
SKIPPER (Gwendolyn Pigeon) Susan was born in London but her
childhood was spent in Dorset and Sussex. She trained at the Central
School of Speech and Drama. TV includes, KEVIN AND KRYSTAN, WESTBEACH
SORRY, RAFFLES, PRINCE REGENT, LADYKILLERS, DR WHO, AIRLINE, WEST
END TALES, SHADES OF GREENE, HUNTERS WALK, she played Victoria
in four series of THE CEDAR TREE. She also played Greta in Cecil
Clarke’s production of Ivor Novello’s THE DANCING YEARS for ITV,
and she was Madeline in six series of the BBC comedy hit DON’T
WAIT UP. Theatre work includes, MURDER HUNT, THE HEIRESS, THERE
GOES THE BRIDE, TEN TIMES TABLE, MY THREE ANGELS, AN IDEAL HUSBAND,
SAY WHO YOU ARE, SWEET WILLIAM, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, THE COUNTRY
WIFE, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING. Films
include, RE-VOLUTION, WISH YOU WERE HERE, A ROYAL ROMANCE, THE
SWEENEY. Susan is delighted to be working at the Mill again following
some of her favourite appearances particularly as Susan in THE
LITTLE HUT, and Miss Cooper in Terence Rattigan’s SEPARATE TABLES. |
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MARTYN
STANBRIDGE (Felix) Martyn trained at The Drama Centre. Seasons
at: Oxford Playhouse, Birmingham Rep, Bromley, Bristol Old Vic,
Cambridge, Liverpool Playhouse, Glasgow Citizens, Theatre Clwyd,
Abbey Theatre Dublin, Exeter, Cheltenham, Westcliff, Vienna’s
English Theatre, Windsor, Northampton and Sonning. Plays include:
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, PEER GYNT, CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING, THE
WHITE DEVIL, MACBETH, TRANSLATIONS, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, SALONIKA,
WILD OATS, THE SHAUGHRAUN, LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES, DEATHTRAP,
SAME TIME NEXT YEAR, BEDSIDE MANNERS, THE MAINTENANCE MAN, THE
BUSINESS OF MURDER, TWELVE ANGRY MEN, THE CONSTANT COUPLE, BRIEF
ENCOUNTER, THE GRADUATE (UK TOUR), REBECCA (UK Tour), DANGEROUS
OBSESSION (UK tour) ALPHABETICAL ORDER. Most recently CONFUSIONS
(Mill). In London: VENICE PRESERVED at the RNT, THE VORTEX at
The Garrick Theatre, BERENICE at The Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith,
THE MILLIONAIRESS and THE THREE SISTERS at The Greenwich Theatre,
THE VERGE at The Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, THE CASTLE SPECTRE
at The Croydon Warehouse. Television: GOOD AND BAD AT GAMES, A
POCKETFUL OF RYE, PARADISE POSTPONED, MURROW, A.D., THE DAY AFTER
THE FAIR, HEDGEHOG WEDDING, PARTNERS LOVERS SPIES (NBC USA), THE
GOOD GUYS, THE BILL, DOCTOR FINLAY, McLIBEL, DOCTORS, and EASTENDERS. |
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CHRIS
VINCENT (Roy) Stage includes: Phillip TABOOED New End; Master
of Ceremonies SEASONAL SAUCE Watermill; Thenardier LES MISERABLES
Queens; 21ST ANNIVERSARY CONCERT The Mermaid/Radio 2; Fleshcreep
JACK & THE BEANSTALK, Ugly Sister CINDERELLA Worcester; Bing Crosby
LEGENDS OF SWING Tours; Kelly DU BARRY WAS A LADY Her Majesty’s/BBC
Radio 3; Ikes/cover & played Rooster ANNIE Tour; THE 9½ QUID REVUE
King’s Head; Seymour LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Landor; Javert LES
MISERABLES European Tour; Daniel GIVING UP THE GHOST White Bear;
Tim WHEN IT RAINS King’s Head; Alec D’Urberville TESSOF THE D’URBERVILLES
Old Vic Studio; Neil SHAMLET Canal Cafe & Edinburgh. CAROUSEL
& SWEENEY TODD Festival Hall/Radio 3; HOLLYWOOD PINAFORE & SONDHEIM
TONIGHT Barbican; MUSE & MUSIC Jermyn Street & The Players Theatre,
West End & touring. Film and Television: Eygor DARK FILM (feature
pilot) Rockwood Pictures; John TRANSVERSE (short) Tracey Filler
Productions; Mark BREEZE OF THE COLD WAR West Born Film/Al Jazeera
TV; Kimberley WALSH GIRLS ALOUD BACKSTAGE Channel 4 Ident; Duke
of Gloucester DAYS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD BBC2; Steve CRY ME A RIVER
(short) Talent Lab; Peter THE ONLY HOTEL (feature) Globocine International
Pictures; Chris MAKE MY DAY Channel 4; Kipps MASTERCLASS Meridian
TV & SERIAL KILLERS Live TV. |
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ANTHONY
VALENTINE (Director) Anthony’s first film appearance was at
the age of ten. At the age of eleven he was in the BBC Television
series, BILLY BUNTER. The same year, he sang at Sadler’s Wells
in a season of Italian Opera. At 13 he had his first major film
role and at 16, his first appearance in the West End. At 19, in
Sir Laurence Olivier’s first television appearance as Borkman
in Henrik Ibsen’s JOHN GABRIEL BORKMAN Anthony played Erhart,
his son. Since then he has starred as A J RAFFLES, Major Mohn
in COLDITZ, Toby Meres in CALLAN and with Margaret Lockwood in
JUSTICE. Other television includes; THE KNOCK, BODY AND SOUL,
THE COMMANDER, WAKING THE DEAD, JUDGE JOHN DEED, MINDER, SHERLOCK
HOLMES, ROBIN OF SHERWOOD, LOVEJOY, Ivor Novello’s THE DANCING
YEARS and for Columbia Tri-Star in Los Angeles; THE FIFTH CORNER.
Most recently Anthony’s been seen in POIROT, NEW TRICKS, HEARTBEAT,
THE LAST DETECTIVE, NUREMBERG, the latest series of THE COMMANDER
and CASUALTY. His films include: JEFFERSON IN PARIS. MASADA, ESCAPE
TO ATHENA, TO THE DEVIL A DAUGHTER, PERFORMANCE, THE TERRORIST,
THE DIRTY DOZEN; FATAL MISSION, AMERICAN CUISINE, THE MONSTER
CLUB, THE DAMNED and TWO MEN WENT TO WAR. His West End theatre
work includes: ART, THE SHIFTING HEART, TWO STARS FOR COMFORT,
HALF A SIXPENCE, THE PLATINUM CAT, NO SEX PLEASE WE’RE BRITISH,
SLEUTH, HANS ANDERSEN at the Palladium and at The Royal Court
Theatre, the premieres of; CHICKEN SOUP WITH BARLEY and THE SPORT
OF MY MAD MOTHER and at the Lyric Hammersmith, THE WHITE DEVIL.
For The Mill at Sonning he appeared in the Terence Rattigan’s
SEPARATE TABLES, directed by Alvin Rakoff. He also wrote and Directed
THE WAITING GAME. Subsequently he directed Michael Frayn’s ALPHABETICAL
ORDER, THE HEIRESS, by Ruth and Augustus Goetz and PLAZA SUITE
by Neil Simon. |
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ENGLAND (Set designer) Dinah trained in theatre design at
Nottingham Trent University and then worked as resident designer
for the Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch. Productions include HARD
TIMES, THE ENTERTAINER, HAVING A BALL, JACK THE RIPPER, DON’T
DRESS FOR DINNER, A CHORUS OF DISAPPROVAL, DRACULA, WHAT THE BUTLER
SAW, THE GLASS MENAGERIE, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, ONE FOR THE
ROAD, BLITHE SPIRIT, APRIL IN PARIS, THE GHOST TRAIN, LOST WORLD,
BRIEF ENCOUNTER, SLEUTH, SLEEPING BEAUTY, ROMEO AND JULIET and
KEEP ON RUNNING and costume for BLITZ and PERFECT PITCH. Recent
work includes MURDEROUS INSTINCTS (The Savoy Theatre, London),
YEAR 10 (The Finborough Theatre and Battersea Arts Centre), MARTHA,
JOSIE AND THE CHINESE ELVIS (Salisbury Playhouse) ROOM AT THE
TOP and IT’S A FINE LIFE (Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch), TIME OF
MY LIFE, A NIGHT IN PROVENCE, THE HEIRESS, LOVES A LUXURY and
PLAZA SUITE (The Mill at Sonning), ECHOES FROM THE DEEP SONG and
SCENES FROM THE BIG PICTURE (E15), TOMMY (LAMDA) and MOTHER GOOSE
(Liverpool Everyman). |
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JANE
KIDD (Costume Designer) Jane who is our Resident Costume Designer,
trained in Fashion Design at Berkshire College of Art. She freelanced
in knitwear and dress design for five years before joining The
Mill as Wardrobe Mistress, and enjoys making a variety of both
period and modern costumes of which she has made many whilst at
The Mill. |
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BISS (Lighting Designer) Matthew is currently working as Technical
Manager at Norden Farm Centre for the Arts in Maidenhead and is
delighted to be invited back to The Mill to light THE ODD COUPLE.
A few of his numerous previous designs at The Mill include SEPARATE
TABLES, TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX, CAUGHT IN THE NET, SHADY BUSINESS,
A TOUCH OF SPRING, IT’S NEVER TOO LATE, ABSENT FRIENDS, OUT OF
ORDER, MURDER BY MISADVENTURE, THE BUSINESS OF MURDER, NOEL &
GERTIE, ALPHABETICAL ORDER, A NIGHT IN PROVENCE, THE HEIRESS,
MURDER HUNT, SOUND OF MURDER, A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY, DEADLY MURDER
and THE BED BEFORE YESTERDAY. |
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SALLY
HUGHES (Artistic Director) Sally spent her early years in
Venezuela and Argentina and after finishing her education in England,
she then trained at The Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art.
On graduating she was given her first engagement by John Fernald
who directed her in COMING OF AGE. Then followed ARE YOU NOW OR
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN at The Bush and CATCHPENNY TWIST at The King’s
Head Theatre. In 1984 Sally took over the post of Artistic Director
of The Mill At Sonning from Peter Egan and has directed and appeared
in many of its productions, including DAMES AT SEA (an excerpt
of which was included in The Royal Gala Performance in the presence
of HRH The Prince of Wales). Most recent appearances include A
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY – THE STORY OF DORIS DAY, TOO MARVELOUS FOR
WORDS, both directed by Alvin Rakoff; ALPHABETICAL ORDER and THE
HEIRESS, both directed by Anthony Valentine. A few of the plays
Sally has directed at The Mill are A FOOT IN THE DOOR, STEPPING
OUT, A TOUCH OF SPRING, FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS and very recently
the world premiere of MURDER HUNT by Brian Clemens and LOVE’S
A LUXURY. Sally enjoys a career outside of The Mill and has played
leading parts in the BBC series LATE EXPECTATIONS and LAURA AND
DISORDER in which she played Wendy Craig’s daughter-in-law. Other
TV appearances include: DON’T WAIT UP, KEEPING UP APPEARANCES,
BRUSHSTROKES, MULBERRY and KIDNAPPED ABROAD. Sally directed the
National Tour of PASTIMES, starring Rosemary Leach and William
Gaunt and also directed BAREFOOT IN THE PARK by Neil Simon at
the Jermyn Street Theatre in the West End. |
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| NEIL
SIMON (Playwright) During the course of his career, Neil Simon
has won three Tony Awards for Best Play (THE ODD COUPLE, BILOXI
BLUES and LOST IN YONKERS.) He has had more plays adapted to film
than any other American playwright, in addition, has written a
dozen original screenplays himself. He received Academy Award
nominations for his screenplays THE ODD COUPLE (1968), THE SUNSHINE
BOYS (1975) and CALIFORNIA SUITE (1978). He has also been the
recipient of the Antoinette Perry Award, the Writers’ Guild Critics
Award, the Shubert Award, the Outer Circle Award, and a 1978 Golden
Award for his screenplay, THE GOODBYE GIRL. |
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Joan Farnese |
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James Neal |
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Nathan Caples |
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Jane Kidd |
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Karen Brown & Lottie Cousins |
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Claire Baker |
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Karl King |
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Tony Eden |
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Simon Graves |
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Evelyn Fidler |
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Baker, Lynn Hinton, Catherine Bristow, Terry Bartholomew, Karen Vass& Sarah Reynolds |
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Norman Weston |
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Chris Berry |