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Yes Minister

BBC One
on BBC One London

Party Games written by ANTONY JAY and JONATHAN LYNN starring Paul Eddington Nigel Hawthorne
Winner of the 1986 BAFTA Best Light Entertainment Performance Award with Derek Fowlds
The seasonal festivities at the Ministry of Administrative
Affairs are overshadowed by rumours of a Cabinet reshuffle.
LUDOVIC KENNEDY as himself with LAURA CALLAND
ROGER DAVIDSON , DAVID HOWEY BERNARD LOSH , ROGER OSTIME JOHN PENNINGTON
MARTYN READ, REX ROBINSON Designer ROCHELLE SELWYN Produced and directed by PETER WHITMORE
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Contributors

Written By:
Antony Jay
Written By:
Jonathan Lynn
Unknown:
Paul Eddington
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Nigel Hawthorne
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Derek Fowlds
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Ludovic Kennedy
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Laura Calland
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Roger Davidson
Unknown:
David Howey
Unknown:
Bernard Losh
Unknown:
Roger Ostime
Unknown:
John Pennington
Directed By:
Peter Whitmore
Jim Hacker:
Paul Eddington
Humphrey:
Nigel Hawthorne
Bernard:
Derek Fowlds
Sir Arnold:
John Nettleton
Chief Whip:
James Grout
Chancellor:
Peter Jeffrey
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs:
.Philip . Stone
Annie:
Diana Hoddinott
Maurice:
André Maranne
Policemen:
Anthony Pedley
Policemen:
David Warwick
Source: Radio Times

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