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Armchair Theatre is a British television drama anthology series of single plays that ran on the ITV network from 1956 to 1974. It was originally produced by ABC Weekend TV. Its successor Thames Television took over from mid-1968. The Canadian-born producer Sydney Newman was in charge of Armchair Theatre between September 1958 and December 1962, during what is generally considered to have been its best era, and produced 152 episodes. imdb.com
- July 1956 to July 1974
- Philip Saville
- Jack Rosenthal, Evan Jones, Terence Rattigan, Malcolm Hulke, John Colton (screenwriter), Irving Werstein, Sidney Carroll, Roy Clarke, J. M. Barrie, Peggy O'Shea, Robert Rietti, Harold Pinter, Alun Owen, Dudley Leslie, Kitty Black, Gregory Ratoff, Michael Craig (actor), Horton Foote, Reuben Ship, Robert Anderson, Thomas Murphy, Elizabeth Spriggs, Roland Pertwee, Ken Campbell, Peter Luke, Elspeth Eric, Raymond Massey, Rod Serling, Cornell Woolrich, John le Carré, Terence Feely, Guy de Maupassant, Robert Muller (screenwriter), Roi Cooper Megrue, Rod Coneybeare, Rosemary Anne Sisson, W. Somerset Maugham, Ted Willis, Baron Willis, Jordan Lawrence, Lister Sinclair, Henry James, Morris West, Jimmy Sangster, Jonathan Hales, Peter Terson, Eric Linklater, Norman Ginsbury, Dan Sutherland, Philip Levene, Sidney Nelson, Reginald Marsh (actor), Josephine Tey, George Lowther (writer), Eric Paice, Charles Wood (playwright), Noël Coward, Brian Clemens, Joel Murcott, Marc Brandel, H. V. Kershaw, Stanley Mann, David Nobbs, Elliott Baker, Harry Driver, Derek Ford, William Trevor, Federico García Lorca, Ken Taylor (scriptwriter), Julian Bond, Michael Pertwee, Vince Powell, Guy Bolton, Richard Harris (television writer), Frank Marcus, John Kershaw (writer), Peter Tinniswood, Henrik Ibsen, Ian Kennedy Martin, Lou Shaw, Eileen Pollock, Donald Churchill, Alexandre Rivemale, Robert Sheckley, Guy Verney, Gustaf Molander, John Hopkins (screenwriter), Robert Pollock, Don Mankiewicz, John Chandos (actor), Colin Welland, Gerald Savory, Stuart Douglass, Charles Dickens, Derek Bond, Scott Forbes, Joseph Tomelty, Hugh Leonard, Bill MacIlwraith, Alexandre Dumas, Jon Manchip White, Thomas Narcejac, A. A. Milne, Maurice Edelman, Constance Cox, Lester Powell, John Kruse, Paolo Levi, Paul Vincent Carroll, Bruce Stewart (scriptwriter), Roger Woddis, Howard Schuman, Juan Cortés, Patrick Alexander, Richard Lortz, Harley Granville-Barker, Peter Yeldham, Eugene O'Neill, Lynne Reid Banks, Reginald Rose, August Strindberg, Giovacchino Forzano, Alfred Savoir, Michael Voysey, Douglas Livingstone, Philip Saville, Lennox Robinson, Gert Hofmann, Ray Rigby (screenwriter), Ernest Gébler, Alexandre Dumas fils, Murray Schisgal, William Corlett, Monica Menell, Michael Chapman, Joan Morgan, J. B. Priestley, Oscar Wilde, William Saroyan, Jeremy Paul (screenwriter), John Gay (screenwriter), Anthony Gilbert (writer), Kenneth Hyde, Allan Prior, St. John Legh Clowes, H. G. Wells, James Forsyth, Jacques Deval, Leslie Sands, Hugh Whitemore, James Mitchell (writer), John Mortimer, Edgar Wallace, Dominic Behan, Michael Noonan, Dennis Driscoll, Michael Harald, Jane Arden (director), Gösta Stevens, Steven Vinaver, Jacques Gillies, Alexander Baron, Robert Alan Aurthur, Patricia Hooker, Dail Ambler, Edgar Allan Poe, Clive Exton, Jack Trevor Story, Ray Bradbury, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gwen Cherrell, Paul Almond, Pierre Boileau, Mordecai Richler, Hugh Stewart (film editor), Dario Niccodemi, Yvonne Mitchell, Elspeth Cochrane, Denis Johnston, Terry Southern, Norman Bogner, Roger Marshall (screenwriter), André Gide, Helen Granville-Barker, Stephen Lewis (actor), Karel Čapek, William Marchant (playwright), Stewart Farrar, Iain MacCormick (writer), Warren Chetham-Strode, Robert Banks Stewart, Ralph Peterson (writer), Gore Vidal, Tad Mosel, Augustus Goetz, Ira Avery, J. Lee Thompson, Leigh Vance, Elleston Trevor, Wolf Mankowitz, Walter C. Hackett, David Peel (actor), George O'Neil, James Gibbins, Hermann Sudermann, Edna O'Brien, Christopher Hodder-Williams, Ian Dallas, William Woods, John Wyndham, Peter Lewis, Joseph Schull, John Nelson-Burton, John Wexley, John Hale, W. O. Mitchell, Peter Key, Michael Sayers, Len Deighton, Charles Freeman, Aubrey Cash, Simon Raven, Ruth Goetz, Dorothea Gotfurt, Bill Owen, Mayo Simon, David D. Osborn, Margaret Kennedy, Richard Reich, Hugo Charteris, Enid Hollins, Peter J. Hammond, Ed James (writer), James Thurber, Harry Green, Miguel Mihura, Gale Pedrick, Leo Lehmann, Alan Plater, Winston Clewes, Robert Hall, Maurice Harrison, Miecxyslawa Wazacz, Giles Cooper (playwright), Stan Barstow, Barry England, David Perry, Anthony Kimmins, Gerald Vaughan-Hughes, Ludovic Kennedy, Jerrard Tickell, Nelson S. Bond, Loring Mandel, Neville Green, Larson Browne, Keith Winter, Rhys Adrian, Edward Hyams, George Norman Philips, Oliver Crawford, Sarett Rudley, Stephen Clarkson, Ivan Staff, Cyril Campion, David Mercer (playwright), James Workman (writer), Whitfield Cook, Jack Malton, Anthony Steven, Terry Delacey, Bill Naughton, Noel Robinson (writer), Nathan Cohen (critic), John O'Toole, Gil Winfield, Andrew Sinclair, Fay Weldon, George Kerr, A. E. Hotchner, Athol Fugard, Ronald Gow, Alan Gosling, Leslie Duncan, Bob Kesten, Serafín Álvarez Quintero, Marcelo Ramos Motta, Phyllis Bentley, Arnold Bennett, Ronald Duncan, Terence Frisby, James Parish, Guy Slater, George F. Kerr, John Harrison, Katy Gardiner, Ronald Hardy, Joaquín Álvarez Quintero, Gail Ingram, Ted Allan, John Hall, Peter Hill, Bruce Hamilton, Alun Richards, Robert Storey, Guy Clark, Angus Wilson, Charles Lawrence, Anton Delmar, Maisie Sharman, Malcolm Stuart Fellows, Arkady Leokum, Stanley Miller, Joel Murdock, Emanuel Litvinoff, Donal Giltinan, Gwendolyn Gazely, James Broom-Lynne, Robert Holles, Norman King, Joseph Carole, Clemence Randolph, Newton D'Abbes, Ernest Pendrell, Dorothy Brandon, Harry Jackson, Howard Rodman, E.Y. Bannard, Michael Meyer, Duncan Greenwood, Derek Monsey, Paul Selver, Anne Burnaby, Ralph Neale, Neil Tyfield, William Mills, John Peacock, L.A. Reece, Leslie Seth-Smith, Peter John Dyer, Donald Ford, Kenneth Jupp, Miles Fleetwood, Martyn Coleman, Carl Nystrom, Guy Compton, Coral Lansbury, Monte Doyle, Michael Nightingale, Edward Cranston, Gordon Sherry, James Douglas, Millicent George, Patrick Brawn, Stewart Love, John D. Stewart (writer), Steve Ellers, Ken Burley, John Glennon (writer and actor)
- ABC Weekend TV, Thames Television
