
Very Annie Mary
Set in the fictional village of "Ogw" in the valleys of south-east Wales. After her father Jack suffers a stroke Annie Mary Pugh is forced to take care of him but uses the circumstances to emancipate herself and find the courage to sing once again.
Very Annie Mary
May 25, 2001
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Cast (46)

Rachel Griffiths
Annie Mary Pugh

Jonathan Pryce
Jack Pugh

Ioan Gruffudd
Hob

Matthew Rhys
Nob

Kenneth Griffith
Minister

Ruth Madoc
Mrs Ifans

Joanna Page
Bethan Bevan

Donna Edwards
Mrs Bevan

Josh Richards
Mr Bevan

Rhys Miles Thomas
Colin Thomas

Radcliffe Grafton
The Mayor

Lynn Hunter
Mrs Thomas

Wendy Phillips
Megan, Hinge

Anna Mountford
Blodwyn, Minge

Gwenllian Davies
Gwenllian, Twinge

Rhian Grundy
Kelly, Bracket

Cerys Matthews
Nerys

Rhodri Hugh
Mervin

Ray Gravell
Frank, the Bookie

Llŷr Ifans
Ginger Gravedigger

Melissa Vincent
Betting Shop Assistant

Rachel Isaac
Estate Agent

Michelle McTernan
Mother

Jennifer Pascoe
Young Annie Mary

Ruth Jones
Complaining Customer

Glan Davis
Stage Manager

Llinos Daniel
Braccy Nurse

Binda Singh
Doctor

Crisian Hunnam
District Nurse

Marged Esli
Kidwelly Hall Cook

Peggy Mason
Peggy

Carys Williams
Co-op Cashier

Buddug Williams
Miss Hughes

Marlene Griffiths
Dinnerlady

David Devreaux
Phillip

Morgan Hopkins
Big Fat Walloper

Jill Richards
Chapel Woman

Mary Hopkin
Chapel Woman

Maureen Rees
Chapel Woman

Gwenyth Petty
Chapel Woman

Stevie Parry
Chapel Woman

Iris Griffiths
Chapel Woman

Mari Gravell
Chapel Woman

Wayne Cater
Competition Judge

Colin Price
Cardiff Bookie

Simon Holt
Sports Commentator
Crew (15)
Directing

Sara Sugarman
Director
Writing

Sara Sugarman
Writer
Production

Damian Jones
Producer

Graham Broadbent
Producer

Sally Osoba
Casting

Joyce Gallie
Casting

Lesley Stewart
Co-Producer
Sound

Colin Nicolson
Sound Mixer

Stephen Warbeck
Original Music Composer
Art
Camera

Barry Ackroyd
Director of Photography
Costume & Make-Up

Caroline Harris
Costume Design
Crew
No data availableEditing

Robin Sales
Editor