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The Clandestine Marriage

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31/08/2002

BBC Two - The Clandestine Marriage

Farcical period comedy set in the 18th century about arranged marriage.

Farcical period comedy about a planned marriage between the elder daughter of a nouveau riche family and the son of an impoverished aristocratic line. Nigel Hawthorne stars.

Farcical period comedy set in the 18th century, about a planned marriage between the elder daughter of a nouveau riche family and the son of an impoverished aristocratic line. At the last minute, the son transfers his affections to the younger sister, who is secretly married to her father's hard-up clerk.

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