24 May 1967 Comedy, TV Movie 73 mins
A liberal white man becomes a Muslim to promote racial harmony.
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Leonard Rossiter as Mr. Marcus
Valerie Newman as Mrs. Marcus
Maureen O'Reilly as Mrs. Arnold
Salmaan Peerzada as Jhimma
Anita Mall as Lakshmi
Rafiq Anwar as Lakshmi's Father
Surya Kumari as Lakshmi's Mother
Norman Tyrrell as Lord Mayor
The Wednesday Play: Drums Along the Avon Trailer
United Kingdom 24 May 1967
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