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Gazette is a British television series which first aired on ITV in 1968. It starred Gerald Harper as James Hadleigh, a millionaire who relocates from London to Yorkshire and buys a local newspaper founded by his father many years before. The cast also included Jon Laurimore, Ralph Michael and Gillian Wray.
- United Kingdom
- Drama
- Robert Barr
- 13
Gazette: Created by Robert Barr. With Jon Laurimore, Gillian Wray, Michael Blackham, Gerald Harper. London millionaire playboy James Hadleigh returns to his Yorkshire birthplace and buys a local newspaper his father founded, intending to turn it into a relevant force for change against the wishes of its plodding editor, Frank Walters.
- (17)
- 1968-08-02
- Drama
- 60
Total Runtime 13h (13 episodes) Country United Kingdom. Languages English. Returning to his beloved native Yorkshire to take up the proprietorship of the Westdale Gazette, Jame Hadleigh quickly finds the day to day running of the newspaper throws up the thorny issues of public allegiances, the right to privacy, and potential libelous reporting.
- July 8, 1968
Gazette è una serie televisiva britannicatrasmessa per la prima volta su ITV nel 1968. Ha interpretato Gerald Harper nei panni di James Hadleigh, un milionario che si trasferisce da Londra nello Yorkshire e acquista un giornale locale fondato da suo padre molti anni prima.
Overview. London millionaire playboy, James Hadleigh, returns to his Yorkshire birthplace and buys a local newspaper his father founded decided on turning it into a relevant force for change against the wishes of its plodding editor, Frank Walters.
Gazette. Seasons Years. 1. S1.E1 ∙ Arrival. Fri, Aug 2, 1968. A small country newspaper's owner, an MP, has until now been a sleeping partner, but on retirement, he returns to take an active, and autocratic hand in the daily workings, conflicting with the staff. Rate. S1.E2 ∙ Turn a Blind Eye. Fri, Aug 9, 1968. Add a plot. Rate. S1.E3 ∙ Exposure.
London millionaire playboy, James Hadleigh, returns to his Yorkshire birthplace and buys a local newspaper his father founded decided on turning it into a relevant force for change against the wishes of its plodding editor, Frank Walters.
