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Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Cast (1960) | A Tribute

Long-form7:56People & BlogsPublished Sep 14, 2026, 12:42 PM · 6w ago
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Description

Released in 1960 and based on Alan Sillitoe's landmark novel, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning was one of the defining films of the British New Wave, capturing working class life in post war Britain with raw honesty and extraordinary performances. In this video we remember every member of the cast who has since passed away, celebrating the performances that made this film such an important piece of British cinema history. 💙 If you enjoy this tribute please give it a like 👍 and subscribe to The Tribute Channel 🔔 — it really helps us grow and means we can keep celebrating the lives of these wonderful people. Cast in order of appearance: 🌹 Albert Finney — Arthur Seaton Robert Cawdron — Robboe Bryan Pringle — Jack Rachel Roberts — Brenda Elsie Wagstaff — Mrs Seaton Frank Pettitt — Mr Seaton Edna Morris — Mrs Bull Avis Bunnage — Blousy Woman Peter Sallis — Man in Suit Jack Smethurst — Waiter Colin Blakely — Loudmouth Barry Mason — Singer in Pub Hylda Baker — Aunt Ada Norman Rossington — Bert Shirley Anne Field — Doreen Louise Dunn — Betty Irene Richmond — Doreen's Mother Peter Madden — Drunken Man Alister Williamson — Policeman The Tribute Channel is dedicated to remembering the much loved actors and entertainers who have left us, celebrating their lives and lasting legacy. ❤️ Subscribe so you never miss a tribute. 🔔 Chapters: 📋 0:00 Introduction 0:12 Albert Finney 0:36 Robert Cawdron 1:00 Bryan Pringle 1:24 Rachel Roberts 1:48 Elsie Wagstaff 2:12 Frank Pettitt 2:36 Edna Morris 3:00 Avis Bunnage 3:24 Peter Sallis 3:48 Jack Smethurst 4:12 Colin Blakely 4:36 Barry Mason 5:00 Hylda Baker 5:24 Norman Rossington 5:48 Shirley Anne Field 6:12 Louise Dunn 6:36 Irene Richmond 7:00 Peter Madden 7:24 Alister Williamson Music by Paul Winter (Kaazoom) from Pixabay 🎵 Track: When We Were Free — Soothing Piano and Cello License: Pixabay Content License https://pixabay.com/music/ Some images in this video have been digitally enhanced using AI upscaling tools to improve clarity and quality. All individuals featured are real people. #SaturdayNightAndSundayMorning #BritishFilm #InMemoriam I put a lot of time and effort into creating our videos, ensuring they’re both high-quality and engaging. Here’s a quick look at my process: • Selecting the main topics and carefully scripting each video. • Researching up-to-date, reliable information through the Google API. • Fact-checking all details about the individuals featured. • Editing, designing, and rendering visuals using DaVinci Resolve. • Adding music from YouTube’s library. Each video takes hours to produce. If you enjoyed watching, please like and share with your friends! Let us know in the comments what topics you’d love to see next, and don’t forget to subscribe to support the channel. Fair Use Notice This video may include copyrighted material used under the fair use doctrine (Section 107 of the Copyright Act) for purposes like criticism, commentary, and education.
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Saturday Night and Sunday MorningSaturday Night and Sunday Morning 1960Albert FinneyRachel RobertsShirley Anne FieldHylda BakerNorman RossingtonBritish New Wave1960s British cinemaAlan Sillitoeworking class dramaclassic British filmin memoriamBritish film tributeNottinghamclassic movies

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