Very Annie Mary
2001Set in the fictional village of "Ogw" in the valleys of south-east Wales. After her father Jack suffers a stroke Annie Mary Pugh is forced to take care of him but uses the circumstances to emancipate herself and find the courage to sing once again.
Acted in
Rachel Griffiths
as Annie Mary Pugh
Jonathan Pryce
as Jack Pugh
Ioan Gruffudd
as Hob
Matthew Rhys
as Nob
Kenneth Griffith
as Minister
Ruth Madoc
as Mrs Ifans
Joanna Page
as Bethan Bevan
Donna Edwards
as Mrs Bevan
Josh Richards
as Mr Bevan
Rhys Miles Thomas
as Colin Thomas
Radcliffe Grafton
as The Mayor
Lynn Hunter
as Mrs Thomas
Wendy Phillips
as Megan, Hinge
Anna Mountford
as Blodwyn, Minge
Gwenllian Davies
as Gwenllian, Twinge
Rhian Grundy
as Kelly, Bracket
Cerys Matthews
as Nerys
Rhodri Hugh
as Mervin
Ray Gravell
as Frank, the Bookie
Llŷr Ifans
as Ginger Gravedigger
Melissa Vincent
as Betting Shop Assistant
Rachel Isaac
as Estate Agent
Michelle McTernan
as Mother
Jennifer Pascoe
as Young Annie Mary
Ruth Jones
as Complaining Customer
Glan Davis
as Stage Manager
Llinos Daniel
as Braccy Nurse
Binda Singh
as Doctor
Crisian Hunnam
as District Nurse
Marged Esli
as Kidwelly Hall Cook
Peggy Mason
as Peggy
Carys Williams
as Co-op Cashier
Buddug Williams
as Miss Hughes
Marlene Griffiths
as Dinnerlady
David Devreaux
as Phillip
Morgan Hopkins
as Big Fat Walloper
Jill Richards
as Chapel Woman
Mary Hopkin
as Chapel Woman
Maureen Rees
as Chapel Woman
Gwenyth Petty
as Chapel Woman
Stevie Parry
as Chapel Woman
Iris Griffiths
as Chapel Woman
Mari Gravell
as Chapel Woman
Wayne Cater
as Competition Judge
Colin Price
as Cardiff Bookie
Simon Holt
as Sports Commentator