Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky Part 1

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A story of unrequited love set in 1930s London, against the backdrop of grimy streets and public houses. Revolving around The Midnight Bell, a public house off the Euston Road, it follows the painful pursuit of love from three different perspectives. Barman Bob (Bryan Dick), who yearns for penniless street-walker Jenny (Zoe Tapper). Bob's colleague Ella (Sally Hawkins), who is torn between the desire for her barman workmate.

[@calamistify]

Awww, Sally, always so adorable.

[@2hopskipjump2]

I love Sally Hawkins! This is truly moving, thnx for uploading!

[@WonkaVator72]

I want to marry Sally Hawkins.

[@GREENTAMBOURINE]

I love this bittersweet book by Patrick Hamilton. Thanks for posting this fantastic production, and check out his other novels!!

[@salao7808]

"Day by Day" (Wright / Gottler), as recorded by Sam Browne with Billy Cotton & his Band, 1932.

[@papergrace3864]

Oooh, I like this! On to part 2...

[@suzannesadiiqa]

Love the way Tony Aysgarth flick his watch into his waistcoat pocket, I bet he thought that up himself, lovely actor! as is Phil Davis. Thank the lord for real British acting talent.

[@salao7808]

"Love, You Funny Thing" (Turk / Ahlert), as recorded by Sam Browne with The Blue Mountaineers, 1932.

[@EM-lz9kg]

Jenny’s friend in the novel & radio adaptation is more appealing as she try’s to help Bob not to get involved with Jenny not to be cruel way , just in a logical sense! As Jenny has been broken economically & emotionally & rely’s on ALCHOL ….

[@sabinemellema3572]

breamarie93 indeed ! She calls zoe tappen

[@breamarie93]

is that the same girl that plays ellen love in Mr selfridge??

[@EM-lz9kg]

Listening to the radio adaptation on BBC Radio 4 extra absolutely fantastic interpretation. I really love this film drama yet. I do think some of the casting is wrong ! Bob should look older & taller & Sally Hawkins is to attractive for Ella also it’s Ella that’s the autodidactic she’s intelligent , Mr Eccles is more pompous & daft in the novel & radio adaptation, Phil Daniela comes across a little chilling rather than daft

[@ouihotpot]

anyone have an idea what the music is called at the begining is? been looking for it for ages but can't find it...

[@kentcyclist]

Wetherspoons 😄

[@sabinemellema3572]

tapper

[@atozinco]

I love the women on British TV/film. They look more like average women, and they wear less makeup than women on USA TV/film. Women on British TV look like normal everyday women - like the men tend to look on either UK or USA TV/film.

[@LostLakeLass]

Not up to par... Sorry...