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Brief Synopsis
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A "Great Performances" presentation of the 1967 Alan Ayckbourn farce which examines the subject of love as a juggling act of romantic relationships, including adultery and mistaken identity.
Greg is jealous of his girlfriend Ginny. He discovers she has been involved previously with an older man, bu
Cast & Crew
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Michael Simpson
Director
Michael Maloney
Imogen Stubbs
Gwen Watford
Nigel Hawthorne
Alan Ayckbourn
Writer
Film Details
Also Known As
Great Performances (11/10/89)
Genre
Comedy
Drama
Romance
Release Date
1989
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Synopsis
A "Great Performances" presentation of the 1967 Alan Ayckbourn farce which examines the subject of love as a juggling act of romantic relationships, including adultery and mistaken identity. Greg is jealous of his girlfriend Ginny. He discovers she has been involved previously with an older man, but, still wanting to marry her, he goes to the country to see her parents -- or so he thinks. As a result of the mix-up, he arrives at the home of Ginny's older lover, Philip, and his wife, Sheila. Ginny follows to tell Philip their affair is over. But by this time everybody thinks the other is somebody else, owing to the predilection of the English to never introduce themselves. Eventually all is sorted out, except for one intriguing question.
Director
Michael Simpson
Director
Crew
Alan Ayckbourn
Writer
Kate Bradley
Production Manager
Richard Chubb
Sound Supervisor
Gill Ducker
Props Buyer
Raquel Ebbutt
Production Assistant
Ron Green
Camera
Stuart Griffiths
Editor
David Loxton
Executive Producer
David Loxton
Producer
Kimberly Myers
Producer
Christine Rawlins
Costume Designer
Viv Riley
Makeup
Jan Spoczynski
Set Designer
Shaun Sutton
Producer
Clive Thomas
Lighting Director
Jac Venza
Executive Producer
Ralph Wilton
Production Associate
Janice Young
Production Coordinator
Film Details
Also Known As
Great Performances (11/10/89)
Genre
Comedy
Drama
Romance
Release Date
1989
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
