A Question of Guilt Mary Blandy: Part 2 (Season 1, Episode 10)
TV Episode | Drama

A Question of Guilt

Mary Blandy: Part 2 (Season 1, Episode 10)

TV Episode | Drama

Mary is shocked to discover Captain Cranstoun is married but he maintains it is not legal. When Cranstoun pays for her mother's illness he wins favour but when she dies he remains in Scotland with his assets frozen by his 'wife'.

Director

Brian Farnham

Writer

Ken Taylor

Producer

Richard Beynon

Composers

David Cain | Ron Grainer

Production Designer

Barry Newbery

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Updated Apr 24, 1980

Release date

Apr 24, 1980 (United Kingdom)

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14 cast members

Name	Known for
Alfred Burke Mr. Blandy Mr. Blandy See fewer	Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
Christopher Coll Rev. Mr. Swinton Rev. Mr. Swinton See fewer	Doctor Who (1963)
Donald Eccles Lord Mark Kerr Lord Mark Kerr See fewer	The Wicker Man (1973)
Victoria Fairbrother Mary Blandy Mary Blandy See fewer	Icebound in the Antarctic (1983)
Debbie Farrington Betty Betty See fewer	Tales of the Unexpected (1979)
John Grillo Mr. Norton Mr. Norton See fewer	Brazil (1985)
Charles Kay Dr. Addington Dr. Addington See fewer	Amadeus (1984)
Joyce Latham Mrs. Pocock Mrs. Pocock See fewer	Nana (1968)
Phyllida Law Mrs. Blandy Mrs. Blandy See fewer	The Time Machine (2002)
Margery Mason Susan Susan See fewer	The Princess Bride (1987)
Hugh Moxey Rev. Stevens Rev. Stevens See fewer	Meet Simon Cherry (1949)
Nigel Nevinson Lyttleton Lyttleton See fewer	Blue Iguana (2018)
Alex Norton Captain Cranstoun Captain Cranstoun See fewer	The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)
Richard Williams Ned Ned See fewer	The Treasure Seekers (1961)

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