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 1
Bertie's back in New York, thoroughly enjoying a quiet, relaxed existence, and working on wooing a young artist by the name of Gwladys Pendlebury. His peace does not look set to last, however, when Tuppy arrives in hope of licencing an old family recipe for soup, and Aunt Agatha turns up equally unannounced with Wooster's twin cousins in tow.
Further details
Wooster has adventures in New York involving a portrait of Aunt Agatha, her absconding nephews, and Tuppy Glossop's soup recipe.
Notes
This episode is known by the following titles:
Return To New York
The Spot Of Art
It is based on the book Very Good, Jeeves.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Sunday 16th May 1993
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- ITV1
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
| Stephen Fry | Jeeves |
| Hugh Laurie | Bertie Wooster |
| Elizabeth Spriggs | Aunt Agatha |
| Robert Daws | Tuppy Glossop |
| Joss Brook | Eustace |
| Jeremy Brook | Claude |
| Deirdre Strath | Gwladys |
| Briony Glassco | Elizabeth (Tuppy's Fiancée) |
| Marcus D'Amico | Lucius Pim (Advertising Executive) |
| Harry Ditson | Slingsby (Soup Magnate) |
| Marcia Layton | Mrs Slingsby |
| Janan Kubba | Marion |
| Joseph Mydell | Coneybear (Liftman) |
| Devon Scott | May Prysock |
| Jack Johnson | Tootles |
| Thomas Johnson | Tootles |
| 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 |