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Theatre 625: Sword of Honour: Part 2: Officers and Gentlemen

on BBC Two England

by Evelyn Waugh.
Adapted for television in three parts by Giles Cooper.
Starring Edward Woodward as Guy Crouchback
and Vivian Pickles, James Villiers, Faith Brook, Sarah Lawson, Tim Preece, Freddie Jones, Geoffrey Chater, Paul Hardwick

The phoney war has now become a very real one. After the unfortunate, not to say disastrous, episode at the end of Part 1, Guy Crouchback has been sent back to England with 'a black mark'. He is found a job with Commando training on a remote Scottish island under his old chum and fellow ex-husband of Virginia, Tommy Blackhouse. He also meets up with Trimmer, who, booted out of the Halberdiers, is making a new name for himself in the Commandos. Trimmer, on leave in Glasgow, meets Virginia quite by chance and renews an old, if somewhat slight, acquaintanceship with her...
(Paul Hardwick is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)

Contributors

Author:
Evelyn Waugh
Adapted for television by:
Giles Cooper
Designer:
John Wood
Producer:
Michael Bakewell
Director:
Donald McWhinnie
Guy Crouchback:
Edward Woodward
Ian Kilbannock:
James Villiers
Job:
Erik Chitty
Bertie:
Peter Marinker
Arthur Box-Bender:
Anthony Roye
Tommy Blackhouse:
Trader Faulkner
Ivor Claire:
John Quentin
Adjutant:
Brian Steele
Allbright:
Dennis Chinnery
Whale:
Peter Howell
Doctor:
Roger Bradley
Graves:
James Beck
Trimmer:
Tim Preece
Chatty Corner:
Barry Linehan
Virginia:
Vivian Pickles
Barman:
Robert Fyfe
Ludovic:
Freddie Jones
McKay:
Douglas Ditta
Glendenning-Rees:
Sydney Bromley
Ritchie-Hook:
Paul Hardwick
Kerstie:
Sarah Lawson
Hound:
Geoffrey Chater
Julia Stitch:
Faith Brook
Submarine captain:
John Flint
Mr. Crouchback:
Donald Layne-Smith
Naval officer:
Roger Mutton
Frank de Souza:
Kenneth Fortescue
Tickeridge:
Nicholas Hawtrey
Halberdier Shanks:
Richard Hampton
General:
Michael David
Smiley:
Alex Farrell
Colour Sergeant:
Clifford Cox

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