Serie: Dominic
Αγγλικά Τίτλος: Boy Dominic
Γερμανικά Τίτλος: Boy Dominik
Πρωτότυπος τίτλος: Dominic
Γερμανικά Τίτλος: Boy Dominik
Πρωτότυπος τίτλος: Dominic
Dreizehnteilige Abenteuerserie – Vereinigtes Königreich
Produktionsjahr: 1973
Produktionsjahr: 1973
Υπόθεση:
Superior children’s drama series with a distinguished cast of adult actors telling a tale of riches to rags of the Bulman family and in particular young Dominic, played by Murray Dale, the son of »Carry On« stalwart Jim Dale, in only his second professional engagement.
The setting for Boy Dominic was Yorkshire in the year 1820 and the realisation that the well-to-do Bullman family were about to have their world torn apart when the head of their family, Charles Bulman loses his ship »The Bright Star«, off the north coast of Africa. With no word of the fate of his father and no income, Dominic and his mother, Emma are forced to sell their Greenwich home.
Together they travel to Yorkshire and throw themselves on the mercy of Lady Bulman, who turns them away as money grabbers. With nowhere else to go, they throw in their lot with an old seafaring friend of Charles’, a drunken old salt by the name of William Woodcock. Together they open a guesthouse catering for patrons from all walks of life and of varying notoriety.
Events take a turn when Charles Bulman suddenly returns to England having survived ship-wreck, slavery and prison, and seeking revenge on those that sabotaged his vessel. All’s well that ends well and the family are reunited at the end of the first series.
However, there was worse awaiting the Bulman lad in series two. The saga began with the mur-der of his parents and set the course for his revenge. Dominic (the »Boy« part of the title was dropped for the second series), set about finding the reason for the double murder, and the clues included a gold watch, a British Lord, a scientist and a group of smugglers.
The series aired in 1974 with series two following in 1976 and was produced by Yorkshire Television. The writers were Keith Dewhurst, Nick McCarthy, John Brason, Penelope Lively, Denis Constanduros, and David Corbey. The latter 8-episode run was repeated on The Children’s Channel, which began broadcasting to Sky subscribers in 1992.
The setting for Boy Dominic was Yorkshire in the year 1820 and the realisation that the well-to-do Bullman family were about to have their world torn apart when the head of their family, Charles Bulman loses his ship »The Bright Star«, off the north coast of Africa. With no word of the fate of his father and no income, Dominic and his mother, Emma are forced to sell their Greenwich home.
Together they travel to Yorkshire and throw themselves on the mercy of Lady Bulman, who turns them away as money grabbers. With nowhere else to go, they throw in their lot with an old seafaring friend of Charles’, a drunken old salt by the name of William Woodcock. Together they open a guesthouse catering for patrons from all walks of life and of varying notoriety.
Events take a turn when Charles Bulman suddenly returns to England having survived ship-wreck, slavery and prison, and seeking revenge on those that sabotaged his vessel. All’s well that ends well and the family are reunited at the end of the first series.
However, there was worse awaiting the Bulman lad in series two. The saga began with the mur-der of his parents and set the course for his revenge. Dominic (the »Boy« part of the title was dropped for the second series), set about finding the reason for the double murder, and the clues included a gold watch, a British Lord, a scientist and a group of smugglers.
The series aired in 1974 with series two following in 1976 and was produced by Yorkshire Television. The writers were Keith Dewhurst, Nick McCarthy, John Brason, Penelope Lively, Denis Constanduros, and David Corbey. The latter 8-episode run was repeated on The Children’s Channel, which began broadcasting to Sky subscribers in 1992.
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