Jeeves And Wooster
- TV comedy drama
- ITV1
- 1990 - 1993
- 23 episodes (4 series)
Bertie Wooster is a minor aristocrat of limited intellect, ably aided and assisted in regular times of crisis by his improbably wise valet, Jeeves. Stars Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Mary Wimbush, Elizabeth Spriggs, Brenda Bruce and more.
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Series 4, Episode 3
Bertie once again finds himself attempting to smooth the path of love by winning marital approval for Tuppy Glossop. The Rosie M. Banks guise, a false fiancée and a dalliance with Honoria all end up coming into play, and it's not long before Jeeves and Wooster are fleeing Manhattan in fear of their lives!
Further details
Bertie tries his hand at matchmaking advising Bingo on how to woo the girl of his dreams, and encouraging Blair Eggleston to propose to his own ex girlfriend Honoria.
Notes
This episode is known by the following titles:
Bridgeroom Wanted
Bingo And The Little Woman
Honoria Glossop Turns Up
It is based on the book The Inimitable Jeeves.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Sunday 30th May 1993
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- ITV1
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
| Stephen Fry | Jeeves |
| Hugh Laurie | Bertie Wooster |
| Elizabeth Kettle | Honoria Glossop |
| Geoffrey Toone | Bittlesham |
| Pip Torrens | Bingo Little |
| Joseph Mydell | Coneybear (Liftman) |
| Peter Carlisle | Bookseller |
| Anastasia Hille | Rosie M Banks |
| Philip Locke | Sir Roderick Glossop |
| Veronica Clifford | Myrtle Snap |
| Otto Jarman | Blair |
| David Healy | Waterbury (Theatrical Agent) |
| Seretta Wilson (as Serretta Wilson) | Trixie (Actress) |
| Paul Kynman | Porky Jupp (Heavy) |
| Edmund Dring | Dobson |
| Clive Exton | Writer (Adapted By) |
| Ferdinand Fairfax | Director |
| Brian Eastman | Producer |
| Sally Head | Executive Producer |
| Derek Bain | Editor |
| Eileen Diss | Production Designer |
| Anne Dudley | Composer |