Sunday, Bloody Sunday

Divorced executive Alex (Glenda Jackson) and bisexual artist boyfriend Bob (Murray Head) directed by John Schlesinger, minding their friends' children in London's Greenwich Park, young Lucy (Kimi Tallmadge) causing a small disaster, in Sunday Bloody Sunday, 1971.

Director John Schlesinger jumps right in to practice with London physician Daniel Hirsh (Peter Finch), with a patient (Richard Pearson) then the answering service lady (Bessie Love) who will play a significant role, in Sunday Bloody Sunday, also starring Glenda Jackson.

Doctor Daniel (Peter Finch) releases a Saturday patient (June Brown) then is pleased to find Bob (Murray Head) has let himself in, detailing their relationship in a scene director John Schlesinger said unnerved the crew more than the actors, in Sunday Bloody Sunday, 1971.

Director John Schlesinger introducing London executive Alex (Glenda Jackson), ringing the same apartment co-star Peter Finch tried earlier, then calling a friend (Vivian Pickles), whose children she's agreed to watch, in Sunday Bloody Sunday, 1971, one of the romping kids the director's daughter Emma.