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| | TV CREAM - THE WEDNESDAY PLAY / PLAY FOR TODAY (1964-70 & 1970-84) BBC |
 | | Probing deeper, the investigating psychiatrist visits Jake, an old boyfriend who is acting in a play by another boyfriend (the one who fathered her aborted child, though this was not revealed to him) which, in a self-referential moment, is revealed to be based on Kate's story. |
 | | The first half of the play, dealing with the piecing together of Kate's story by the investigating doctor, is filmed from the doctor's point of view - whether in a hospital, front room or pub, the viewer is put in the place of the (unseen) questioner, inviting empathy with his point of view. |
 | | One of the first Wednesday Plays to break with the initial rule that a certain proportion must be shot in a conventional TV studio, being filmed as it was entirely on location, mainly in a run-down Cricklewood house. |
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