We Are Seven (TV series)

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We Are Seven
GenreDrama
Based onWe Are Seven by Una Troy
Written byRobert Pugh
Directed byAlan Clayton (1989)
Ken Horn (1991)
StarringHelen Roberts
Christopher Mitchum
Julianne Barron
James Bird
Beth Robert
Jürgen Morche
Gudrun Gabriel
Howell Evans
Dafydd Hywell
Terence Bennett
Beth Morris
Huw Ceredig
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series2
No. of episodes13
Production
ProducerAlan Clayton
Production locationsLlanddewi Brefi, Ceredigion, Dyfed, Wales, UK
Running time58 minutes
Production companyHTV Wales
Release
Original networkITV
Picture format4:3
Audio formatMono
Original release11 June 1989 (1989-06-11) –
17 July 1991 (1991-07-17)

We Are Seven is a television drama series set in Wales and based on the 1955 book of the same name by Una Troy. It was produced by HTV Wales and shown on ITV. It ran for 2 seasons between 11 June 1989 and 17 July 1991.

Cast and characters[]

Actor Character
Helen Roberts Brenda Morgan
Christopher Mitchum Tommy Morgan
Elen Carys Jones Sissy Morgan
Andrew Powell Willie Morgan
Julianne Barron Pansy Morgan
James Bird Toughy Morgan
Beth Robert Mary Morgan
Jürgen Morche Paul Hauptmann
Gudrun Gabriel Sabina Hauptmann
Howell Evans William Price
Dafydd Hywel Jamesy James
Terence Bennett Peter Morgan
Beth Morris Rose Price
Huw Ceredig Jim Powell

Episodes[]

Series 1 (1989)[]

  1. "Episode 1" (11 June 1989); director: Alan Clayton
  2. "Episode 2" (18 June 1989); director: Alan Clayton
  3. "Episode 3" (25 June 1989); director: Alan Clayton
  4. "Episode 4" (2 July 1989); director: Alan Clayton
  5. "Episode 5" (9 July 1989); director: Alan Clayton
  6. "Episode 6" (16 July 1989); director: Alan Clayton

Series 2 (1991)[]

  1. "Episode 1" (29 May 1991); director: Ken Horn
  2. "Episode 2" (5 June 1991); director: Ken Horn
  3. "Episode 3" (12 June 1991); director: Ken Horn
  4. "Episode 4" (26 June 1991); director: Ken Horn
  5. "Episode 5" (3 July 1991); director: Ken Horn
  6. "Episode 6" (10 July 1991); director: Ken Horn
  7. "Episode 7" (17 July 1991); director: Ken Horn

Home media[]

Both two series were released individually on VHS in the UK by Video Gems in 1991.[1][2]

References[]

External links[]

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