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A television dramatisation of Thomas Hardy’s novel, adapted by Ted Whitehead.
Tapes in the Critical Archive series are are designed for those who have read the relevant text and who have it in front of them. Aimed primarily at sixth form and undergraduate students, the cassettes. On...
A television dramatisation of Thomas Hardy’s novel, adpated by Ted Whitehead.
Clive Gunnell’s film depicts an incident in Thomas Hardy’s novel ‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’ during which Tess goes on a long walk through the Dorset countryside looking for her husband. The film...
This six-part collection of adaptations of the works of Thomas Hardy was originally broadcast in the UK in 1973. The first episode was Hardy’s THE WITHERED ARM. Subsequent episodes include FELLOW TOWNSMAN,...
Introducesthe Dorset environment in which Thomas Hardy grew up and which had such a fundamental effect on his novels.
Explores Hardy’s life in Wessex, the setting for most of his books, and the significant events and circumstances that shaped his creative development. Includes excerpts from his writings and book notes on...
NfO synopsis: Sir James Barrie unveils statue at Dorchester, home town of the great Wessex novelist.
SHOTLIST: 1. MS students parading through streets in their costumes for Thomas Hardy’s play of the "Dynasts". [57 ft]
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