Kavanagh Q.C. A Family Affair (1995)
Table of contents
- Basic facts
- Links and resources
- Titles
- Crew
- Cast
- Companies
- About the film
- Plot summary
- Swedish censorship / rating
- Technical specifications
- Comments
- Original work
- Production location
- Release dates
- Soundtrack listing
- Awards
- Related films
- Subjects
- Holdings Film
- Holdings Posters
- Holdings Archive materials
- Holdings Scripts
- Holdings Stills
- Holdings Promotion materials
Basic facts
| Original title | Kavanagh Q.C. A Family Affair |
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| Film type | TV film |
| Category | Fiction |
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Cast
Titles
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Crew
| Director | |
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| Director of Photography | |
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| Film Editor |
Cast
| John Thaw | James Kavanagh | ||
| Lisa Harrow | Lizzie Kavanagh | ||
| Anna Chancellor | Julia Piper | ||
| Oliver Ford Davies | Peter Foxcott | ||
| Robert Ashby | Bryce | ||
| Daisy Bates | Kate Kavanagh | ||
| Michael Bertenshaw | Michael Barnard | ||
| Tom Brodie | Matt Kavanagh | ||
| Adrian Cairns | domare Fairfax | ||
| George Costigan | Michael Duggan |
Companies
| Production Company | Carlton UK Television |
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Technical specifications
| Colour type | Colour |
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| Frames per second | 24 |
Original work
Release dates
| TV showing | 1997-09-19 | SVT1 | Sweden | 75 min |
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