07 January 1971 Drama, TV Movie 85 mins
Jimmy Nicholson returns from working in the Middle East to visit his son at boarding school. He went to the same public school himself and is disturbed to find that things have changed and the traditions by which he has always lived and been guided now seem to be obsolete.
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Ian Carmichael as Jimmy Nicholson
Nigel Hawthorne as Major
Max Adrian as Nathan W. Potts
Graham Armitage as Dingle
Helen Christie as Bookmaker's wife
Dinah Sheridan as Matron
United Kingdom 07 January 1971
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