Armchair Theatre Archive (Volume 1) ( Nothing to Pay / The Cherry on the Top / Light the Blue Touch Paper / Edward the Confessor )

Armchair Theatre Archive (Volume 1) (DVD) (*)

$20.99

Original Title: Nothing to Pay / The Cherry on the Top / Light the Blue Touch Paper / Edward the Confessor
Language Selections:
English ( Mono )

Product Origin/Format:
United Kingdom ( PAL/Region 2 )

Running Time:
214 min

Aspect Ratio:
Fullscreen

Special Features:
Interactive Menu
Scene Access
Black & White

Movie filmed in 1962-1969 and produced in:
United Kingdom ( Great Britain, Ireland )

Directed By:
Charles Jarrott
Guy Verney
Henry Kaplan

Written By:
Alun Richards
Donald Churchill

Actors:
Clifford Evans ..... Louis Shell
Kenneth Griffith ..... Lydiat Shell
Daphne Slater ..... Eleanor Shell
Philip Madoc ..... Vladek
Margaret John ..... Jane Shell
Henry Manning ..... Smith
Bill Meilen ..... Dai
Talfryn Thomas ..... Walt
John Barrard ..... Emrys
G.V. Wynne Jones ..... Commentator
Robert Lang ..... Bill Hemmings
Pauline Yates ..... Flt. Off. Audrey Inskip
Mona Bruce ..... Sqn. Off. Perkins
Anthony Dawes ..... Sqn. Ldr. Wink Wagstaff
Ernest Hare ..... Landlord
Jerry Verno ..... Herbert
Peggy Sinclair ..... WRAF Sgt. Padmore
Judy Franklin ..... Fl. Off. Sheldrake
Vivien Lloyd ..... WRAF Sgt. Dawson
Kay Gallie ..... WRAF Sgt. Killick
Anna Massey ..... June Elliott
Ronald Hines ..... Jack Elliott
Neil Stacy ..... Dennis Sage
Duncan Lamont ..... Somers
Winifred Dennis ..... Mrs. B.
Julie Felix ..... Singer
Beryl Reid ..... Mrs. Blaxill
Ian Holm ..... Edward Gobey
Alfred Burke ..... Gland
William Abney ..... Det Insp Sheffield
Michael Dawson ..... Constable Tapp
Barbara New ..... Wife
Douglas Blackwell ..... Husband
Miranda Marshall ..... Lady
Parnell McGarry ..... Housewife
Angela Rooks ..... YWCA Lady
Murray Noble ..... Policeman

Synopsis:

Nothing to Pay: Supporters leave their village for the first time and visit the city to see an away match. The Cherry on the Top: University educated Audrey Inskip is tired of life in the RAF and particularly the constant attention of her senior office. During an afternoon in a pub she become intrigued by Bill Hemmings, a failed salesman who supplies toppings. Light the Blue Touch Paper: June Elliott is happily married with a small baby but when an old friend from college, Dennis Sage, asks for a reference she is visited and interrogated her about her past. June begins to put things together and fears Sage in a spy. Edward the Confessor: Nobody takes Edward seriously causing him to seek attention by regularly visiting the police station to confess to the latest murder. However a new guest at his landlady's house is about to give him all attention he seeks.

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 24 March, 2026.