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ITV Sunday Night Theatre, originally titled ITV Saturday Night Theatre and often shortened to simply Sunday Night Theatre or Saturday Night Theatre, is a British television anthology series screened on ITV, whose episodes were contributed by various companies in the ITV network. Wikipedia
- January 11, 1969 to May 1974
- John Jacobs
- Peter Eckersley (TV producer), Harry Field, George LeMaire, Kenith Trodd, David Susskind, John Sichel, John Frankau, Paul Knight, Leslie Seth-Smith, Lorna Mason, Peter Wildeblood, David Askey, Noel Coade, Peter Willes, Verity Lambert, Tony Garnett, Brian Armstrong, Duane Bogie, Marc Miller, Peter Cheeseman, Geoffrey Hughes, Cecil Clarke, Richard Bates, Stella Richman, Barry Levinson (producer, born 1932), Jeremy Godwin, Herbert Wise, Liam Hood, Rex Firkin, Joan Brown, Humphrey Burton, Peter Potter, Jack Williams, Nicholas Palmer, John Jacobs, Gordon McDougall, Sidney Glazier
- Thomas Strangmorn, Tony Perrin, Lanford Wilson, Peter Terson, Vincent Tilsley, Peter Nichols (playwright), Brian Clark (writer), Adele Rose, Tony Hoare, Joe Orton, Eugene O'Neill, August Strindberg, Nicholas Palmer, Douglas Livingstone, Ilona Ference, Philip Mackie, Leon Griffiths, Michael Chapman, John Osborne, J. B. Priestley, Alan Simpson (scriptwriter), Jeremy Paul, Michael J. Bird, Israel Horovitz, James Forsyth, William Emms, Constance Lindsay Taylor, Hugh Whitemore, Roy Minton, Henry Livings, John Mortimer, Ronald Harwood, Harold Lang (British actor), Peter Wildeblood, Nigel Balchin, Donald Jonson, Frederick Lonsdale, Alexander Baron, Julia Jones (dramatist), Alvin Rakoff, Sam Shepard, James Joyce, John Kane (writer), Charles Wood (playwright), William Shakespeare, Arthur Miller, John Cairney, Keith Waterhouse, John Pudney, Roger Marshall (screenwriter), Michael Blakemore, George Gorrie, Arden Winch, Kevin Laffan, Julian Bond, Frank Marcus, Wilkie Collins, John Kershaw (writer), Charlotte Mitchell, Geoffrey Lancashire, Henrik Ibsen, Don Haworth, Arnold Bennett, Arthur Hopcraft, Ray Galton, Robert Banks Stewart, John Hopkins (screenwriter), Simon Gray, Colin Welland, Paul Wheeler (writer), George Bernard Shaw, Hugh Leonard, Bill MacIlwraith, Jack Rosenthal, Keith Dewhurst, Ellen Dryden, Terence Rattigan, Brian Phelan, Roy Clarke, Alun Owen, Jim Allen (playwright), Alec Coppel, John Bowen (British author), Johnny Speight, Stanley Eveling, Michael Craig (actor), Neville Smith (actor), John Gorrie (director), Ken Campbell, Brian Moore (novelist), Derek Bennett (director), Terence Feely, John Barton (director), Guy de Maupassant, Paul Ableman, Dennis Potter, David Cook (writer), Ian Curteis, Alick Rowe, Arthur Hailey, Maureen Donegan, Ronald Mavor, Hugo Charteris, Trevor Danby, Deborah Mortimer, Leo Lehmann, John Westgate, Mark Priaux, Janet Burroway, Susan Pleat, Terence P. O'Hagan, Stephen Fagan, Arnold Hinchcliffe, Michael Meyer, John Howarth, George Reed, John Whitewood, Paul John, Thomas Hind, David Ambrose, Hugh Forbes, Edward Bowman, Linette Purbi Perry, John Peacock, Brian Wright (writer), David Mercer (playwright), Terence O'Hagan, Adeline Collier, Noel Robinson (writer), Peter Wood (director), Jack Ronder, Peter Van Greenaway, Roy Russell, Michael Sadler, Elizabeth Taylor (novelist), Maurice Flanagan, Robert Gould, Ray Jenkins, John Nelson Burton, Colin Cooper, John Hale, Peter Ransley
