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Darren
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 Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 12:41 pm Post subject: 3.25 - Esprit de Corps |
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Written by Eric Paice
Directed by Don Leaver
Production completed: 11 March 1964 |
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Ian Wegg
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A competent story which just about held my attention but too lacking in action for my taste. I gave it an average 5, which seems to be the lowest so far so I guess it's just me.
A solid performance as always from Roy Kinnear, his reaction to Steed's "washing" being particularly well timed. And an amusing line from Lady Stuart-Bollinger lamenting her adopted son's lack of interest in his supposed royal lineage: "He's a bookmaker ... we should never have sent him to Eton". A reference, of course, to Patrick Macnee's own early career!
My final episode for the time being. I hope in the future I will be able to catch the ones I missed on this first run. |
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