"The Prime Minister's career starts to suffer from his daughter's antics and peccadilloes ..but he loves her." 13 July 1970
In a fictitious English parliament, various tactics are employed in the pursuit of power, even to the extent of bismerching member's of a politician's family.
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Sally Lahee as Lady Drayford
Paul Eddington as Ormston
Joseph O'Conor as Mayland
Richard Mathews as Hunter
Helen Lindsay as Elizabeth Melville
Sarah Badel as Elizabeth Melville
Kenneth Farrington as Talbot
David Langton as Melville
Ian Cooper as Frobisher
John Bryans as Scott-Bower
Raymond Adamson as Loring
Geoffrey Morris as Speaker
Mark Kingston as Budd
Lindsay Campbell as Sir Gordon Taylor
Arnold Peters as Colson
David Steuart as Peters
Mike Vardy Director
Maurice Edelman Writer
John Kershaw Producer
Lloyd Shirley Executive Producer
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United Kingdom 13 July 1970
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