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 Casualty 1906 title sequence |
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| Genre | Historical hospital drama |
| Country of origin |  United Kingdom |
| No. of episodes | 1 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 60 minutes |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | BBC One |
| Original airing | 3 December 2006 |
| Chronology | |
| Followed by | Casualty 1907 |
Casualty 1906 was a British hospital television drama, broadcast by the BBC in 2006.
The concept and name are taken from the long running BBC hospital series Casualty, and can thus be seen as a spin-off from this series. There is however one significant difference between the two: Casualty 1906 was set 100 years in the past. Although the plot of this single episode was fictional, all cases, characters and events taken from the actual hospital records, nurse's Ward Diaries and intimate memoirs.
This series was followed by in 2007 by Casualty 1907, consisting of three episodes, and Casualty 1909, which had a total number of six episodes, in 2009.
Cast
- Tim Baker as Begging Boy
- Paul Brightwell as Mr. Hills
- Nigel Cooke as Dr. Burgess
- Dorothy Duffy as Nurse Rafferty
- Bella Emberg as Mrs. Hard Up
- Nicholas Farrell as Sydney Holland
- Ronnie Fox as Policeman
- Fiona Gillies as Minnie Piatkov
- Colin Heber-Percy as Gould
- Rebecca Johnson as Sister Spencer
- Hattie Ladbury as Miss Kenneally
- Elliot Levey as Abe Goldman
- Cherie Lunghi as Matron Eva Luckes
- John Maude as Sailor
- Tamzin Merchant as Probationer Eastwood
- Cathy Murphy as Mrs. Sarah Hills
- Connor Quilty as Teddy
- Tom Riley as Dr. James Walton
- Sarah Smart as Nurse Ada Russell
- Hywel Simons as Dr. Lawes
- David Troughton as Hurry Fenwick
- Katie Ventress as Nurse Mary Green
- Jason Watkins as Ernest Wilson
- Lyall B. Watson as Hard Up
- Antonia Willans as Polly
- Mike Lockley as Doctor
- Adam Sarath as Patient
- Jasmine Lundon as Singing Patient
- Joshua Lundon as Singing Patient
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