Every time I’m offered a glass of wine these days, two men come and take me away
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DIRECTED BY:
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Peter Maxwell |
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FIRST BROADCAST:
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02/03/1965
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CAST:
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John Drake |
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Patrick McGoohan |
Suzanne |
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Ann Lynn |
Lamaze |
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Warren Mitchell |
Police Chief |
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George Benson |
Zelda |
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Kathleen Breck |
Jules |
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Victor Brookes |
Gaston |
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Michael Balfour |
Henn |
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Larry Taylor |
Duty Officer |
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Brian Weske |
Old Lady |
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Anita Sharp Bolster |
Madame Lafleur |
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Ann Heffernan |
Annette |
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Sarah Brackett |
Chateau Guide |
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Roger Avon |
Pierre |
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Michael Coccoran |
EPISODE DETAILS:
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Filming on David Stone’s fourth fifty-minute episode ‘Have a Glass of Wine’ began at MGM Borehamwood studios shortly after Christmas 1964 and was completed on Friday 15th January 1965. ‘Have a Glass of Wine’ was the 20th episode of the revised second series format.
Kathleen, a young British woman, is passing on top secret information and Drake follows her to France. He confronts her in her room and she agrees to proceed as normal so Drake can identify the rest of the spy syndicate. Unfortunately she ends up dead and Drake is charged with her murder. Drake soon escapes but it’s a case of out of the frying pan and into the fire.
This was the second fifty-minute episode to feature Warren Mitchell. He previously appeared in ‘The Colonel’s Daughter’. ‘Have a Glass of Wine’ also features many actors that later went on to appear in the Prisoner, Michael Balfour, George Benson, Kathleen Breck, Larry Taylor and Robert Rietty (the unseen voice of number two).
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Filming Locations: |
- Fitzroy Lodge, The Grove, Highgate, London
- Ettington Park, Warwickshire
- Elstree Aerodrome
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