Escape Into Night
(1972)
TV Mini-Series
Country: UK
Genre: Drama, Family, Fantasy, Horror
Synopsis
Notes
- Based on the 1958 children's fantasy novel "Marianne Dreams" by English author Catherine Storr (1913-2001)
- Comprising 6 episodes of approximately 24 minutes each
- The series was produced in colour, but only a black and white telerecording of the series survived into the 21st century. This was released in the UK on (Region 2) DVD in 2009 by Network DVD (Amazon link at top right of this page).
Gallery
Cast
- Vikki Chambers
(Marianne) - Steven Jones
(Mark) - Patricia Maynard
(Miss Chesterfield) - Sonia Graham
(Mrs Austen) - Edmund Pegge
(Dr Burton)
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Catherine Storr's story is forever immortalised in this TV adaptation. And although it's always sad when the original colour footage of a TV series is destroyed, it has to be said that the black-and-white telerecording does give the series a timeless quality. Steven Jones is just wonderful as the pajama-clad Mark.