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Where Adam Stood

Where Adam Stood

Description: Where Adam Stood is a television play by Dennis Potter, first broadcast on BBC 2 in 1976. It is a free adaptation, wholly shot on film, of Edmund Gosse's autobiographical book Father and Son. Wikipedia
Genre: Film
Year Released: 0
First episode air date: April 21, 1976
Initial Release: 1976
Director: Brian Gibson
Program Creator: Dennis Potter
Networks: BBC, BBC Two
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