Clocking Off - Season 3 Episode 4 Julie's Story
Julie (Siobhan Finneran) is a Mackintosh old hand. She's a strange girl really - mid thirties, lives at home with her parents, popular, kind and generous but not truly close to anyone. As for a love life: non-existent. She feels a vague emptiness inside, but nothing she's ever dealt with. Life just goes on, day by day, same old thing. Its not as if she's actually unhappy. Then her brother, Robert (Phil Cornwell), the big success of the family, comes over for a visit from his home in Hong Kong. Julie is over the moon because although he's a bit of a bolshie bloke, she adores him. He's done well - successful job, happy marriage, two beautiful girls. And out of the blue, he offers Julie some of his good fortune: why doesn't she come out to Hong Kong too - they'd be together, she'd see more of her nieces, earn loads of money, make a new start. Back in the bedroom she's had since she was a kid, Julie realises how small her world is. Hong Kong looks tempting - frightening but tempting. Could
- Title: Clocking Off
- Year: 2003
- Genre: Drama
- Country: United Kingdom
- Studio: BBC One
- Director: Paul Abbott
- Cast: David Morrissey, Philip Glenister, Jason Merrells, Siobhan Finneran, Nicola Stephenson, Ben Crompton
- Crew: Daniel Brocklehurst (Writer), Richard Zajdlic (Writer), Jan McVerry (Writer), Nicola Shindler (Executive Producer), Ann Harrison-Baxter (Producer), Juliet Charlesworth (Producer)
- Keyword: factory worker, factory, northern england, working class
- Runtime: 55 minutes
- IMDb: 7.40 / 10 by 7 users
- Popularity: 16.991
- First Air Date: Jan 23, 2000
- Last Air date: Apr 06, 2003
- Season: 4 Season
- Episode: 27 Episode
- Language: English
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