Filth: The Mary Whitehouse Story

In 1960s Britain, a middle-aged teacher named Mary Whitehouse embarks on a crusade to clean up the nation's television, taking on the BBC's powerful director-general, Sir Hugh Carleton-Greene. Despite his refusal to engage with her, Mary's unrelenting campaign against what she sees as 'filth' on the airwaves makes her a household name and sparks a culture war that will last for decades. With Julie Walters starring as Mary Whitehouse and Hugh Bonneville as her adversary, this inspiring drama brings to life the true story of one woman's battle for morality in a changing society.

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