She's Been Away (1989)

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Written by Stephen Poliakoff

Directed by Peter Hall

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1989

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

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Cast

Peggy AshcroftLillian Huckle
Brid BrennanLillian's Nurse
Francesca BullerHospital Nurse
Graham CallanSuite Host
Michael CarterHead Waiter
Rosalie CrutchleyGladys
Pamela DaleTeresa
Donald DouglasLillian's Father
Image for James FoxJames FoxHugh Ambrose
Edgar GoodallThomas
Leslie GoodallOld Edward
Sally Ann GoodworthHotel Pianist
James GriffithsHospital Doctor
Richard Haddon HainesHarley Street Doctor
David HargreavesLillian's Doctor
Ann Haydn-EdwardsSupermarket Cashier
Cryss Jean HealeyYoung Margaret
Barnaby HolmYoung Edward
Richard HuwBaby Scan Doctor
Image for Geraldine JamesGeraldine JamesHarriet Ambrose
Nick KempPoliceman
Rachel KempsonMatilda
Jackson KyleDominic Ambrose
Hugh LloydGeorge
Robyn MooreLouise
Malcolm MudieParty Guest
Maureen NelsonWoman
Rebecca PidgeonYoung Lillian
David PullanHarriet's Father
Doyle RichmondTraffic Warden
Hugh Ross1920's Doctor
Jon StricklandReception
Carrie Thomas1920's Nurse
David TimsonMovie Buff
Claire WilliamsonGirl at Reception
René ZaggerYoung Thomas

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