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She's Leaving Home
Season 11, Episode 2
Part two of two. Carl Lomax's case comes to court, and a local reporter soon rakes up the dirt over Tricia's controversial decision to supply his girlfriend with birth-control drugs. Before long, he escapes from custody and goes on the run with Deborah. Meanwhile, Vernon invests in a new money-making scheme
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Movie/Drama
Cast & Crew
Jason Durr
(Actor)
.. PC Mike Bradley
William Simons
(Actor)
.. PC Alf Ventress
Mark Jordon
(Actor)
.. PC Phil Bellamy
Philip Franks
(Actor)
.. Sgt Raymond Craddock
Tricia Penrose
(Actor)
.. Gina Ward
David Lonsdale
(Actor)
.. David Stockwell
Geoffrey Hughes
(Actor)
.. Vernon Scripps
Derek Fowlds
(Actor)
.. Oscar Blaketon
Clare Calbraith
(Actor)
.. Dr Tricia Summerbee
Peter Benson
(Actor)
.. Bernie Scripps
Vicki Lee-Taylor
(Actor)
.. Deborah White
Billy Moores
(Actor)
.. Mr Hawkins
Stephen Hoyle
(Actor)
.. Carl Lomax
Sharon Muircroft
(Actor)
.. Mrs Lomax
Gillian Cally
(Actor)
.. Mrs White
Tony Turner
(Actor)
.. Mr White
Lisa Marie Boucher
(Actor)
.. Jenny Kirby
Andy Abrahams
(Actor)
.. Magistrate
John Lloyd Fillingham
(Actor)
.. Andy Sykes
Peter Gunn
(Actor)
.. Eddie Ford
Colin Waite
(Actor)
.. Charley Woods
Michael Blackham
(Actor)
.. Cedric
Johnny Byrne
(Writer)
Keith Richardson
(Executive producer)
Noreen Kershaw
(Director)
More Information
Did You Know..
Jason Durr
(Actor)
.. PC Mike Bradley
Born:
December 02, 1967
in
Singapore
Best Known For:
Playing Mike Bradley in Heartbeat and David Hide in Casualty.
Early-life:
Born on December 2, 1967 in Singapore and raised in Hong Kong. Jason trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art before attending the Royal Shakespeare Company. Here, he worked with director Trevor Nunn in Measure for Measure and The Blue Angel and with director Adrian Noble in Macbeth.
Career:
Since his days with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Durr has made a number of TV appearances in such shows as Inspector Morse and A Dark Adapted Eye and in television films like Gawain and the Green Knight (1991) and Sharpe's Battle (1995). He landed the role of policeman Mike Bradley in the TV series Heartbeat in 1997 and played the character until 2003. His other TV credits include Above Suspicion, Lewis and New Tricks. Durr also played the lead role in Down Dog (2014). More recently, he has played David Hide in Casualty.
Quote:
'I have lived all over the world but my heart now lies in the English countryside - if only it didn't rain quite so much.'
Trivia:
He enjoys rock climbing.
William Simons
(Actor)
.. PC Alf Ventress
Mark Jordon
(Actor)
.. PC Phil Bellamy
Philip Franks
(Actor)
.. Sgt Raymond Craddock
Tricia Penrose
(Actor)
.. Gina Ward
David Lonsdale
(Actor)
.. David Stockwell
Geoffrey Hughes
(Actor)
.. Vernon Scripps
Derek Fowlds
(Actor)
.. Oscar Blaketon
Born:
September 02, 1937
in
London
Best Known For:
Yes, Minister, Yes, Prime Minister and Heartbeat.
Early-life:
Born in London on September 2, 1937, Derek left school at 15 and worked in a factory as an apprentice painter. It was during his national service that he was encouraged to take up acting. He went on to win a scholarship and grant for Rada.
Career:
Fowlds made his stage debut in the West End in The Miracle Worker and continued to win stage work and small roles in films before he became known to millions as Mr Derek in children's series The Basil Brush Show, which ran from 1969 to 1973. His big break came in 1980 when he landed the role of Bernard Woolley in BBC sitcom Yes, Minister and its sequel Yes, Prime Minister. He went on to play Oscar Blaketon in long-running ITV police drama Heartbeat from 1992 until 2010.
Quote:
'I'm still waiting to be discovered.'
Trivia:
He married Blue Peter presenter Lesley Judd in 1974. They divorced four years later.
Clare Calbraith
(Actor)
.. Dr Tricia Summerbee
Peter Benson
(Actor)
.. Bernie Scripps
Vicki Lee-Taylor
(Actor)
.. Deborah White
Billy Moores
(Actor)
.. Mr Hawkins
Stephen Hoyle
(Actor)
.. Carl Lomax
Sharon Muircroft
(Actor)
.. Mrs Lomax
Gillian Cally
(Actor)
.. Mrs White
Tony Turner
(Actor)
.. Mr White
Lisa Marie Boucher
(Actor)
.. Jenny Kirby
Andy Abrahams
(Actor)
.. Magistrate
John Lloyd Fillingham
(Actor)
.. Andy Sykes
Peter Gunn
(Actor)
.. Eddie Ford
Born:
February 13, 1963
in
Lytham St Annes, Lancashire
Best Known For:
Playing Brian Packham in Coronation Street.
Early-life:
Born on February 13, 1963 in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire. Peter trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. One of his first on-screen acting roles was in the short film, Treacle (1988).
Career:
Gunn has appeared in a number of British TV series. One of his first appearances on the small screen was in an episode of Young Charlie Chaplin in 1989. Following this, he had guest appearances in such series as Pie in the Sky, Hetty Wainthropp Investigates, Grange Hill, The Bill and A Touch of Frost before landing a regular role in Heartburn Hotel between 1998 and 2000. He later played Len Cosgrove in the comedy drama Born and Bred between 2002 and 2005. In 2010, he first appeared in Coronation Street as Brian Packham, whom he played until 2013. He made a return in 2015 and became a series regular again in 2016. Gunn is best known to American audiences for playing Oswald Granger in Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009). He has also previously had parts in such American films as Roseanna's Grave (1997) and Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998).
Quote:
On getting the role in Hannah Montana: The Movie: 'To get the job, I needed to submit a showreel or something similar. I didn't have one at the time so my mum Barbara came to the rescue. She has got a cuttings book called Peter's Progress. There's everything in there from my first theatre performance to the movies I have done.'
Trivia:
He is a governor of Lamack Primary School.
Colin Waite
(Actor)
.. Charley Woods
Michael Blackham
(Actor)
.. Cedric
Johnny Byrne
(Writer)
Keith Richardson
(Executive producer)
Noreen Kershaw
(Director)
