David Cleveland
Created by Dick
Francis
DAVID CLEVELAND, the hero of Dick Francis' Slayride, is the chief investigator for the British Jockey Club. There were a series of TV-movies, possibly Canadian-made, based on Francis's books, which used the Cleveland character as their continuing hero, substituting Cleveland for whoever actually starred in the Francis book being adapted. If that memory is accurate, Cleveland is, in a sense, not merely a one-off protagonist.
EDITOR'S NOTE
NOVELS
TELEVISION
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- BLOODSPORT.
(1989, Comedia Entertainment Inc/Raidio Teilifis Eireann)
Based on the novels by Dick Francis
Teleplay by Andrew Payne
Directed by Harvey Hart
Produced by Jonathan Hackett
Executive producers: Dennis E. Doty and Jacky Stoller
Starring Ian McShane as DAVID CLEVELAND
Also starring Heath Lamberts, Lloyd Bochner, Kenneth Welsh, Patrick Macnee, Carolyn Dunn, Jennifer Dale, Timothy Webber, Laurie Paton, Cameron Graham, Barbara Franklin, R.D. Reid, Louis Tripp
.- IN THE FRAME
(1989, Comedia Entertainment Inc/Raidio Teilifis Eireann)
Based on the novel by Dick Francis
Teleplay by Andrew Payne
Directed by Wigbert Wicker
Produced by Mathias Wittich
Executive producers: Dennis E. Doty and Jacky Stoller
Starring Ian McShane as DAVID CLEVELAND
Also starring Lyman Ward, Amadeus August, Peter Sattmann, Patrick Cauderlier, Rainer Grenkowitz, Cedric Smith, Joseph Ziegler, Laura Dickson, Hans-Peter Korff, Jack Duffy, Liliane Clune, Karin Rasenack, Barbara Rudnik
.- TWICE SHY
(1989, Comedia Entertainment Inc/Raidio Teilifis Eireann)
Based on the novel by Dick Francis
Teleplay by Miles Henderson
Directed by Deirdre Friel
Produced by W. Paterson Ferns
Executive producers: Dennis E. Doty and Jacky Stoller
Starring Ian McShane as DAVID CLEVELAND
Also starring Kate McKenzie, Karl Hayden, Dearbhla Molloy, Niall Toibin, Conor Mullen, David Herlihy, Stephen Brennan, John Keegan, Oliver Maguire, Pat Leavy, Patrick Macnee, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Jim Reid, Deirdre O'Kane
Submitted for our consideration by Jim Doherty, King of the Wild Frontier.
