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The Morning Wasn't So Hot

  • Episode aired Apr 10, 1965
  • 49m
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Alfred Burke and Carole Ann Ford in Public Eye (1965)
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Runaways from the country are lured by the glamour of London, only to fall into the hands of recruiters for call girl rings. Jennie is one, and she soon becomes hard and cynical. Marker is h... Read allRunaways from the country are lured by the glamour of London, only to fall into the hands of recruiters for call girl rings. Jennie is one, and she soon becomes hard and cynical. Marker is hired to find her and coax her to return home.Runaways from the country are lured by the glamour of London, only to fall into the hands of recruiters for call girl rings. Jennie is one, and she soon becomes hard and cynical. Marker is hired to find her and coax her to return home.

  • Director
    • Kim Mills
  • Writers
    • Anthony Marriott
    • Roger Marshall
  • Stars
    • Alfred Burke
    • Carole Ann Ford
    • Philip Madoc
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.4/10
    27
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    • Director
      • Kim Mills
    • Writers
      • Anthony Marriott
      • Roger Marshall
    • Stars
      • Alfred Burke
      • Carole Ann Ford
      • Philip Madoc
    • 1User review
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    Alfred Burke
    Alfred Burke
    • Frank Marker
    Carole Ann Ford
    Carole Ann Ford
    • Jenny Graham
    Philip Madoc
    Philip Madoc
    • Dannon
    Richard Butler
    • Drummond
    Roland Curram
    Roland Curram
    • Peter Mason
    Brian McDermott
    Brian McDermott
    • Alan James
    Barry Linehan
    Barry Linehan
    • Joe Mallet
    Susan Burnet
    • Sue Forbes
    Vic Wise
    • Phil White
    Gilbert Wynne
    Gilbert Wynne
    • Gordon Reynolds
    John Garrie
    John Garrie
    • Moses
    Charles Hill
    • Dover
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      • Kim Mills
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      • Anthony Marriott
      • Roger Marshall
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    • Trivia
      This episode aired after Carole Ann Ford quit Doctor Who (1963), where she became famous for her character Susan Foreman. She received angry letters from parents after their kids watched her playing a prostitute on television.
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      Buckle Shoe Stomp
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      Composed by John Boulden, Colin Sandland and Ivor Spencer

      Performed by The Snobs

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    • Release date
      • April 10, 1965 (United Kingdom)
    • Production company
      • ABC Weekend Television
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    • Runtime
      • 49m
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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