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Ian Carmichael | Lord Peter Wimsey | |
Glyn Houston | Bunter | |
Mark Eden | DI Parker | |
Rachel Herbert | Lady Mary Wimsey | |
David Langton | Duke of Denver | |
Georgina Cookson | Helen, Duchess of Denver | |
Isabel Jeans | Dowager Duchess | |
George Coulouris | Mr. Grimthorpe | |
Geoffrey Beevers | ||
Kenneth Benda | Sergeant-at-Arms | |
Derek Newark | ||
Paul Hastings | ||
Richard Morant | ||
Derek Royle | ||
Richard Beale | Dr. Thorpe | |
Anthony Ainley | Capt. Dennis Cathcart | |
Helen Christie | Mrs. Marchbanks |
Director |
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Producer |
Richard Beynon
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Writer | Dorothy L. Sayers
Anthony Steven |
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Cinematography | Chris Wimble
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Musician |
Herbert Chappell
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Lord Peter Death Bredon Wimsey is a fictional character in a series of detective novels and short stories by Dorothy L. Sayers (and their continuation by Jill Paton Walsh) in which he solves mysteries—usually murders. A dilettante who solves mysteries for his own amusement, Wimsey is an archetype for the British gentleman detective. Lord Peter is often assisted by his valet and former army colleague Mervyn Bunter, his good friend and later brother-in-law Inspector/Chief Inspector Charles "Parker Bird" Parker, and later by his future wife Harriet Vane. |
Disc 01 | ||
0 hr 50 mins 4/5/1972 1. Clouds of Witness | ||
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Lord Peter's brother, the Duke of Denver is accused of murdering their sister Mary's fiancé. It's up to Lord Peter and his faithful man Bunter to untangle all the clues and the contradicting testimony of a cloud of witnesses to save Denver.
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Disc 02 | ||
0 hr 50 mins 4/12/1972 2. Clouds of Witness (cont.) | ||
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Wimsey and Bunter try to save Lord Peter's elder brother, the Duke of Denver, from the hangman's silk noose when he is accused of murdering Dennis Cathcart, who was engaged to his sister, Lady Mary. Cathcart was shot in the Duke's garden during the night, and the only suspect was found standing by the body - but he declines to discuss the matter. Denver stands by his right to be tried by his peers amid the Gothic splendour of the House of Lords.
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Disc 03 | ||
0 hr 50 mins 4/19/1972 3. The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club | ||
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When one of the more venerable members of the Bellona Club passes away in the reading room, Lord Peter Wimsey is brought in to determine the time of death for testamentary purposes. But the more he investigates, the more complicated things seem.
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Seen it: Yes 0 hr 50 mins 4/26/1972 4. Clouds of Witness (4) | ||
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Wimsey and Bunter try to save Lord Peter's elder brother, the Duke of Denver, from the hangman's silk noose when he is accused of murdering Dennis Cathcart, who was engaged to his sister, Lady Mary. Cathcart was shot in the Duke's garden during the night, and the only suspect was found standing by the body - but he declines to discuss the matter. Denver stands by his right to be tried by his peers amid the Gothic splendour of the House of Lords.
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Seen it: Yes 0 hr 50 mins 5/3/1972 5. Clouds of Witness (5) | ||
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Wimsey and Bunter try to save Lord Peter's elder brother, the Duke of Denver, from the hangman's silk noose when he is accused of murdering Dennis Cathcart, who was engaged to his sister, Lady Mary. Cathcart was shot in the Duke's garden during the night, and the only suspect was found standing by the body - but he declines to discuss the matter. Denver stands by his right to be tried by his peers amid the Gothic splendour of the House of Lords.
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Seen it: Yes 0 hr 50 mins 2/1/1973 6. The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club (1) | ||
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Armistice Day 1922 - and General Fentiman is found dead at the Bellona Club.
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Seen it: Yes 0 hr 50 mins 2/8/1973 7. The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club (2) | ||
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The General's sister apparently dies after him, but the conditions of the will are such that things would be different if she died before.
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Seen it: Yes 0 hr 50 mins 2/15/1973 8. The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club (3) | ||
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The General's body is exhumed and his death re-classified as murder.
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Seen it: Yes 0 hr 50 mins 2/22/1973 9. The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club (4) | ||
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Five people stand to benefit from the General's death.
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