Frederick Delius: A Song of Summer - Cast (original) (raw)
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- NET Playhouse Frederick Delius: A Song of Summer (Season 3, Episode 28)
- TV Episode |Biography, Drama, History
NET Playhouse
Frederick Delius: A Song of Summer (Season 3, Episode 28)
TV Episode |Biography, Drama, History
A young and naive Yorkshireman, Eric Fenby, goes to France to serve as amanuensis to the great composer Frederick Delius, now blind and paralyzed.
Director
Writers
Producer
Ken Russell (producer)
Cinematographer
Status
Edit Released
Updated 1969 Jun 27
Release date
Jun 27, 1969 (United States)
Awards
Series awards
Won 1 Primetime Emmy Award. Another 4 nominations
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| 5 cast members |
| Name | Known for |
|---|---|
 Max AdrianFrederick Delius Frederick Delius See fewer |
The Boy Friend (1971) |
 David Collings Grainger Grainger See fewer |
Scrooge (1970) |
 Christopher Gable Eric Fenby Eric Fenby See fewer |
The Boy Friend (1971) |
 Maureen Pryor Jelka Delius Jelka Delius See fewer |
The Teckman Biography (1953) |
| Geraldine Sherman Neighbour Neighbour See fewer |
Get Carter (1971) |
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