Character Relationships in Please Sir!
Bernard Hedges (played by John Alderton) is a protagonist in Please Sir!.
Norman Potter (played by Deryck Guyler) appears in Please Sir!.
Eric Duffy (played by Peter Cleall) appears in Please Sir!.
Maureen Bullock (played by Liz Gebhardt) appears in Please Sir!.
Sharon Eversleigh (played by Carol Hawkins) appears in Please Sir!.
Doris Ewell (played by Joan Sanderson) appears in Please Sir!.
Mr. Smith (played by Erik Chitty) appears in Please Sir!.
Frankie Abbot (played by David Barry) appears in Please Sir!.
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Character Relationship Map: Please Sir!
Please Sir! (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Bernard Hedges
(played by John Alderton) — protagonist
Norman Potter
(played by Deryck Guyler) — supporting
Eric Duffy
(played by Peter Cleall) — supporting
Maureen Bullock
(played by Liz Gebhardt) — supporting
Sharon Eversleigh
(played by Carol Hawkins) — supporting
Doris Ewell
(played by Joan Sanderson) — supporting
Mr. Smith
(played by Erik Chitty) — supporting
Frankie Abbot
(played by David Barry) — supporting
Mr. Price
(played by Richard Davies) — supporting
Dennis Dunstable
(played by Peter Denyer) — supporting
Mr. Cromwell
(played by Noel Howlett) — supporting
Wesley
(played by Brinsley Forde) — minor
Bus Driver
(played by Jack Smethurst) — minor
Angela Cutforth
(played by Patsy Rowlands) — minor
Mrs. Dunstable
(played by Eve Pearce) — minor
Reynolds
(played by Norman Bird) — minor
Mr. Dunstable
(played by Peter Bayliss) — minor
Peter Craven
(played by Malcolm McFee) — minor
Mrs. Abbott
(played by Barbara Mitchell) — minor
Feisal
(played by Aziz Resham) — minor
Story Analysis
A teacher secures a camping trip for his rebellious class, navigating administrative opposition, student feuds, and personal romantic complications.
Plot Progression
Campaign for Approval
Countryside Expedition
Conflict and Resolution
Climactic Dance
Directed by Mark Stuart
Please Sir! (1971) · 5.7/10 · comedy
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