Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Revelation | 19911123 | 20230123 (BBC7) 20230124 (BBC7) 20240917 (BBC7) 20240918 (BBC7) | The young Mary Yellan arrives at Jamaica Inn, where she meets her uncle, Joss Merlyn, and begins to form her suspicions of his terrible trade. But he reveals something far more evil than she could ever have imagined... Daphne du Maurier's classic gothic suspense novel, first published in 1936. Starring Susannah Corbett and John Woodvine. Dramatised in four parts by Michael Bakewell. Joss Merlyn - John Woodvine Aunt Patience - Auriol Smith Harry, the Pedlar - John Hartley Mrs Yellan - Joanna Wake Doctor - Eric Allan Coach Driver - John Church Old man in coach - Ronald Herdman Woman in coach - Ann Windsor Lawyer Clerk - Robert Portal Idiot - Alan Barker Mary heads to bleak Bodmin Moor, unaware that her Uncle's dark secrets await her. Young Mary Yellan arrives at Jamaica Inn where she meets her uncle, Joss Merlyn. As she begins to form her suspicions of his terrible trade - he reveals something far more evil than she could have ever imagined... Mary heads to bleak Bodmin Moor, unaware of her Uncle's dark secrets awaiting her. Mary heads to bleak Bodmin Moor, unaware of her Uncle's dark secrets awaiting her. Stars Susannah Corbett and John Woodvine. |
| 02 | Trade Secrets | 19911130 | 20230124 (BBC7) 20230125 (BBC7) 20240918 (BBC7) 20240919 (BBC7) | Mary believes she knows the terrible trade of Jamaica Inn. But Joss Merlyn, in a drunken stupor, reveals something far more evil than anything she could imagine. Daphne du Maurier's classic gothic suspense novel, first published in 1936. Starring Susannah Corbett and John Woodvine. Dramatised by Michael Bakewell. Joss Merlyn - John Woodvine Aunt Patience - Auriol Smith Reverend Francis Davey - James Laurenson Squire Bassat - Vincent Brimble Mrs Bassat - Anne Jameson Richards - Sean Arnold 1st Horse Dealer - Alan Barker 2nd Horse Dealer - Peter Gunn James - Andrew Wincott Boy - Emma Fielding Fortune Teller - Joanna Myers Stable Keeper - Eric Allan Mary discovers that Uncle Joss may be guilty of much more than smuggling. Mary discovers that Uncle Joss may be guilty of much more than smuggling. Stars Susannah Corbett and John Woodvine. |
| 03 | No Comfort Or Joy | 19911207 | 20230125 (BBC7) 20230126 (BBC7) 20240919 (BBC7) 20240920 (BBC7) | It is Christmas Eve and a terrified Mary has been abandoned at Launceston Fair. Now she must make her way back along the lonely road to Jamaica Inn. Daphne du Maurier's classic gothic suspense novel, first published in 1936. Starring Susannah Corbett and John Woodvine. Dramatised by Michael Bakewell. Joss Merlyn - John Woodvine Aunt Patience - Auriol Smith Reverend Francis Davey - James Laurenson Harry, the Pedlar - John Hartley 1st wrecker - Peter Gunn 2nd wrecker - Matthew Sim 3rd wrecker - Robert Portal Coachman - Brett Usher Hannah - Katherine Parr Scobell - Eric Allan Abandoned Mary returns to the Cornish coaching house, where an angry mob confront her. Abandoned Mary returns to the Cornish coaching house, where an angry mob confronts her. Abandoned Mary returns to the Cornish coaching house, where an angry mob confronts her. Stars Susannah Corbett and John Woodvine. |
| 04 LAST | Night Of Terror | 19911214 | 20230126 (BBC7) 20230127 (BBC7) 20240920 (BBC7) 20240921 (BBC7) | Alone and desolate after her horrific encounter with the wreckers, Mary has sought help from the only people she can trust - the Bassats and Francis Davey. Conclusion of Daphne du Maurier's classic gothic suspense novel. Starring Susannah Corbett. Dramatised by Michael Bakewell. The Reverend Francis Davey - James Laurenson Squire Bassat - Vincent Brimble Mrs Bassat - Anne Jameson Harry, the Pedlar - John Hartley Richards - Sean Arnold Tom Jory - Robert Portal Hannah - Katherine Parr Scobell - Eric Allan Militia Man - Matthew Sim After encountering the brutal wreckers, Mary finally learns who's in charge. After encountering the brutal wreckers, Mary finally learns who's in charge. Stars Susannah Corbett and James Laurenson. |