Jack Shepherd

...of the novels as ''Wycliffe '', over five seasons for a total of thirty-six episodes. In the series, Wycliffe was portrayed by actor Jack Shepherd . There were certain differences between the TV character and the original. For example, in...

In this article: Wycliffe, Charles Wycliffe, Cornwall, W. J. Burley, and Literature

Jack Shepherd (born 29 October 1940) is an English actor, playwright, theatre director, saxophone player and jazz pianist, who made his film debut in 1969 with All Neat in Black Stockings and The Virgin Soldiers. He is perhaps best known for...

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...HQ appears to be somewhere in the Camborne area.) Wycliffe's hobby of playing jazz piano reflects Jack Shepherd's interest in music. Shepherd did all his own piano playing in the series. Helen Masters became pregnant at the beginning of...

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...of her musical ASH at the Arcola Theatre in Dalston Kingsland, North-East London as part of the Grimeborn Festival . With a book by Jack Shepherd , ASH revolves around the lives of and relationship between a teenager, Sarah, who works as an...

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...Mistress, set in 1940. McGill's line is "I've never seen that young Lady in my life before, and I've lived here fifty years". Jack Shepherd plays the stressed director, and Mark Wing-Davey is his assistant. In the 2003 adaptation Tom...

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...article in full you must be registered with the site. Theatre review: Only When I Laugh CITIZENS' THEATRE, GLASGOW AS AN actor, Jack Shepherd was involved in some of the most thrilling and radical British drama of the last 40 years, from...

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When Jack Shepherd was growing up in the back streets of 1950s Leeds, trips to the cinema terrified him. Yet, from his first visit to the Leeds Empire, where variety reigned supreme, he was spellbound by the live spectacle of the...

In this article: Trevor Griffiths, Bill Brand, Frank Randle, Comedians, Bill Bryden, Royal National Theatre, and Glasgow

...Festival Fringe hit Edward Gant's Amazing Feats of Loneliness, and a solo look at vaudeville, Only When I Laugh, from veteran actor Jack Shepherd, the 21st-century sideshow theme is strictly accidental, according to Raison. "It would be...

In this article: Educating Rita, Willy Russell, Henrik Ibsen, and The Wizard of Oz

...unlike her conk-nosed other half is a classically trained musician, has been working on the project with the actor and playwright Jack Shepherd and hopes it will be ready for the London stage next year. "It is based on her experiences...

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...drama--and that fly had better not buzz or someone's going to squash it. At the head of the family are long-suffering Bill (Jack Shepherd) and his morose wife (Kika Markham), whose loveless marriage has produced four children, now...

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