The Four Just Men, 1960

1960 - Dan Dailey as Tim Collier, Jane Asher as Yvone and an unidentified woman in the episode “The Man in the Road” on “The Four Just Men” TV series, originally aired on 11 February 1960.

Photo) Moviedude.

'Hawkmoor', 1978

On January 29, 1978 the five-part television series “Hawkmoor” began airing. It was created by Lynn Hughes and based on the activities of Twm Siôn Cati, a 16th-century Welsh folk hero.

The 5-part series starred John Ogwen as Twm and Jane Asher as Lady Johane Williams, and also featured Godfrey James as Twm’s right-hand man Shanco, Jack May as the English-born Sheriff John Stedman, Tom Owen as the sheriff’s son John, Philip Madoc as Vicar Davyd, Meredith Edwards as Sir Tom Williams and Rachel Thomas as Agnes. 

The series depicted Twm as a Welsh Robin Hood/freedom fighter protecting the Welsh people from the repression of Sheriff Stedman and the cruel (Catholic) Vicar Davyd during the reign of Queen Mary I of England.

Jane recalls: “I did a thing for the BBC called Hawksmoor [sic], I think, and it was about the Welsh Robin Hood character Twm Sion Cati, a figure in Welsh folklore. We were in Tregaron for some time and it was fantastic, we filmed all round that area. I played the equivalent of Maid Marian in his life, whatever her name was, so that’s a very happy memory of Wales more than 30 years ago.”

Photo) BBC one.

'The Adventurer' TV Series, 1973

Jane Asher as Sarah Cookson in TV series’ “The Adventurer”’s first season’s 16th  chapter entitled “To the Lowest Bidder”, originally aired on 1973.

Competition for the contract to build a new European highway takes an ominous tone when a girl’s life, Sarah Cookson (played by Jane Asher) is placed in danger. The contract – or death. This is the grim situation for The Adventurer to tackle.     

Photos 1 & 2) aveleyman.com

Photo 3) Chris Dale’s website.

Photo 4) ITC TV

The Buccaneers, 1957

Robert Shaw (Captain Dan Tempest), Jane Asher (Jenny Purdy) and Peter Soule (Flip Purdy) in “The Buccaneers” episode “Flip and Jenny” (Season 1, episode 32) aired on April 24th, 1957.
Produced by Sidney Cole, directed by Peter Maxwell and written by Neil R. Collins.

Captain Dan Tempest finds two children, Flip and Jenny Purdy, a young brother and sister, stowed away on his ship. They tell a story of their father, an indentured slave, being thrown in jail for his refusal to work until the local land owner agrees to educate the children. The children convince Captain Tempest and his men to break their father out of jail. 

 
Also starring Robert Hardy (Lord Hinch), Paul Hansard (Taffy), Brian Rawlinson (Gaff Guernsay), Edwin Richfield (crewman Armando), Wilfred Downing (crewman Dickon), Colin Douglas (Papa Purdy), Seymour Green (Constable Herridge), Derek Tansley (Sylvester, gentleman and flute player), Roy Purcell (guard), John Dearth (Bellows), Dawson France (Piggot), Willoughby Gray (crewman Pop), Pearl Prescod (unknown).

Source with video of the episode.

Photos 1 to 4) Free classic TV shows.
Photos 5 to 13) From IMDB.

1964 Special: The Saint

Jane Asher portrayed Rose Yearley, the college student daughter of Lord Thornton Yearley (Anthony Quayle), a sports loving wealthy businessman who suspected his much younger second wife Lady Anne (Sylvia Sims) of adultery, in the episode 'The Noble Sportsman' from 'The Saint' TV series, first aired on January 9, 1964.

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