A Very Polish Practice

A Very Polish Practice

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A Very Polish Practice

1992

1h 34m

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Drama

Comedy

TV Movie

Overview

Screen One movie that is a continuation of Andrew Davies' brilliant series A Very Peculiar Practice. Dr. Daker feels finally settled in his life in Poland with his new wife and son, but he soon find things to be just as tumultuous, not least because Bob Buzzard is still around. And is that those nuns again?

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BBC

Cast & Crew

35 members

Acting

Peter Davison

Stephen Daker

Peter Davison

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Joanna Kanska

Grete

Joanna Kanska

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David Troughton

Bob Buzzard

David Troughton

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Alfred Molina

Tadeusz Melnick

Alfred Molina

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Trevor Peacock

Reynard Krapowski

Trevor Peacock

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Adam Przedrzymirski

Tomasz

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Dariusz Odija

Marek

Dariusz Odija

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Polly Hemingway

Ewa

Polly Hemingway

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Nina Marc

Helena

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Maria Quoos

Maria

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Agnieszka Robótka

Renata

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Jelena Budimir

Peasant Whore

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Eileen Maciejewska

Airline Woman

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Gertan Klauber

Swarthy Man on Plane

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Kazimierz Kaczor

Piotr

Kazimierz Kaczor

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Lola Rand

Old Lady with Banana

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Monica Hejsak

Barbara

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Grzegorz Stachurski

Drunk Man in Hospital

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Jacek Jezierzański

Young Man in Pain

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Juliette Grassby

Nurse Kraziniewska

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Zofia Merle

Nun

Zofia Merle

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Barbara Babilińska

Nun

Barbara Babilińska

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Leon Niemczyk

Priest

Leon Niemczyk

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Maciej Orłoś

Priest

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Lech Dyblik

Woollen Cap

Lech Dyblik

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Eugeniusz Karczewski

Woollen Cap

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Jacek Ryniewicz

Woollen Cap

Jacek Ryniewicz

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Jerzy Próchnicki

Hospital Porter

Jerzy Próchnicki

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Wojtek Piekarski

Patient Needing Drugs

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Andrzej Chichłowski

Waiter

Andrzej Chichłowski

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Paweł Przybyła

Waiter

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Piotr Siejka

Hotel Porter

Piotr Siejka

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Joachim Lamża

Man in Bar

Joachim Lamża

Editing

Jakub Kopeć

Shoeshine Boy

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Andrzej Kozak

Worried Man

Andrzej Kozak

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