When I'm Sixty-Four
- Director: Jon Jones
- Writer: Tony Grounds
- Producer: Seetha Kumar; Laura Mackie
CGiii Comment
Very sweet and rather rare.
Leaving school at 64 years old.
Gentle...revealing that love can pop up just about anywhere, anytime...when least expected.
Beautifully acted with a few scenes that will force you to emit a groan of disgust - only because you are young, the older will smile and wish and dream...lovely stuff.
We all get old.
No trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
One-off drama about the friendship that grows between two men from very different backgrounds, whose paths cross for the first time as they approach retirement age.
Cast & Characters
Paul Freeman as Ray;
Alun Armstrong as Jim;
Peter McNamara as Aitch;
Anton Saunders as Rollo;
Karl Johnson as Billy;
Cordelia Bugeja as Pool Attendant;
Linda Spurrier as Matron;
Pip Torrens as Headmaster;
Tamzin Outhwaite as Caz;
Shahnequa Duprey as Kelly;
Joe Dixon as Lynval;
Jason Flemyng as Little Ray;
Oscar Grounds as Adam;
Tamsin Greig as Denny;
Fritha Goodey as Receptionist