We'll Support You Evermore

A father is intent on finding the truth as to how his soldier son met his death while serving in Northern Ireland.

Cast

John Thaw

as Geoff Hollins

Anthony Milner

as Tommy Gillespie

Ann Hasson

as Mary

Colette O'Neil

as Jean Hollins

George Baker

as Colonel

Nicholas Le Prevost

as Mardon

Christopher Fulford

as David Hollins

Jesse Birdsall

as Soldier

Sheila Ruskin

as Sue Friday

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