The Famous Five Links
- Season 1 (22 links)
- Episode 11 - Five On A Secret Trail (2 links)
- Episode 10 - Five Go To Mystery Moor (2 links)
- Episode 9 - Five On A Hike Together (2 links)
- Episode 8 - Five Go Off To Camp (2) (2 links)
- Episode 7 - Five Go Off To Camp (1) (2 links)
- Episode 6 - Five Go Off in a Caravan (2 links)
- Episode 5 - Five Go to Smuggler's Top... (2 links)
- Episode 4 - Five Go to Smuggler's Top... (2 links)
- Episode 3 - Five Go Adventuring Again (2 links)
- Episode 2 - Five Go To Kirren Island (2) (2 links)
- Episode 1 - Five Go To Kirren Island (1) (2 links)
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Cast & Crew
- Marcus Harris as
Julian Kirrin - Michelle Gallager as
George - Gary Russell as
Dick Kirrin - Jennifer Thanisch as
Anne Kirrin - Toddy Woodgate as
Timmy - Sue Best as
Aunt Fanny Kirrin - Michael Hinz as
Uncle Quentin Kirrin - Friedrich von Thun as
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It starred Michelle Gallagher as Georgina, Marcus Harris as Julian, Jennifer Thanisch as Anne, Gary Russell as Dick, Toddy Woodgate as Timmy, Michael Hinz as Uncle Quentin and Sue Best as Aunt Fanny. It also starred Ronald Fraser, John Carson, Patrick Troughton, James Villiers, Cyril Luckham and Brian Glover. The screenplays were written by Gloria Tors, Gail Renard, Richard Carpenter and Richard Sparks. The episodes were directed by Peter Duffell, Don Leaver, James Gatward and Mike Connor. The series was produced by Don Leaver and James Gatward.
Finnish punk rock band Widows (of Helsinki) made three different cover versions of the theme song, first one in early 1979 ,as did Irish Indie outfit Fleur, in 1996.
All the books apart from Five on a Treasure Island, Five Have a Mystery to Solve and Five Have Plenty of Fun were dramatised; the first two were excluded because the Children's Film Foundation still had the film and TV rights to the books (see below), and the third because it could not fit in the production schedule. Plans to make a third series which would have included this story plus new ones written purely for television were abandoned after the Blyton estate exercised its veto. The series was originally released on video in the 1980s by Portman Productions.
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