02 April 1966 Comedy, TV Movie 50 mins
Susan and Neville begin to have doubts the evening before their wedding.
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Bernard Lee as Daniel Whittaker
Betty Marsden as Eva Whittaker
Julia Foster as Susan Whittaker
Rodney Bewes as Neville Starkey
Trevor Bannister as Hughie
Coral Atkins as Girl
Leonard White Producer
Terence Feely Script Editor
Peter Le Page Production Designer
Jack Rosenthal Writer
Paul Lewis Music
United Kingdom 02 April 1966
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