The Sculptress (1996)

United Kingdom
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Basic facts

Original title The Sculptress
Film type TV film
Category Fiction
Director
Producer
Screenplay
Original work
Production country
  • United Kingdom
Production company
Dialogue
  • English

Cast

Pauline Quirke
Olive Martin

Caroline Goodall
Rosalind Leigh

Christopher Fulford
Hal Hawksley

Timothy Bateson
Albert Hayes

Dermot Crowley
fader Julian

Yvonne D'Alpra
Gwen Martin

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Titles

Original title
  • The Sculptress
Swedish release title
  • Skulptrisen

Crew

Director
Screenplay
Producer
Director of Photography
Music
Production Designer
Film Editor

Cast

Pauline Quirke Olive Martin
Caroline Goodall Rosalind Leigh
Christopher Fulford Hal Hawksley
Timothy Bateson Albert Hayes
Dermot Crowley fader Julian
Yvonne D'Alpra Gwen Martin
Ann Davies Dorothy Clarke
David Horovitch Edward Clarke
Paula Jacobs Mrs. Runcorn
Ian Reddington Stewart Hayes
Colin Salmon Graham Deedes
Andrew Tiernan Gary O'Brien
Jay Villiers Rupert
John Wagland Chris O'Brien
Karen Westwood Amber Martin
Barry Woolgar Robert Martin

Companies

Production Company Red Rooster Film and Television Entertainment Ltd
British Broadcasting Corp.
Distributor in Sweden (DVD) Noble Entertainment AB 2008

Technical specifications

Colour type Colour
Frames per second 24


Original work

Original title The Sculptress (Novel)
Author Minette Walters


Release dates

TV showing 2000-01-14 SVT2 Sweden 50 min (del 1)
2000-01-21 SVT2 Sweden 50 min (del 2)
2000-01-28 SVT2 Sweden 50 min (del 3)
2000-02-04 SVT2 Sweden 50 min (del 4)
DVD release 2008-12-10 Sweden

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