"Dad's Army" War Dance (Fernsehepisode 1969)

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Arthur Lowe

Capt. George Mainwaring

John Le Mesurier

Sgt. Arthur Wilson

Clive Dunn

LCpl. Jack Jones

John Laurie

Pte. James Frazer

James Beck

Pte. Joe Walker

Arnold Ridley

Pte. Charles Godfrey

Ian Lavender

Pte. Frank Pike

Frank Williams

Reverend Timothy Farthing

Edward Sinclair

Verger Maurice Yeatman

Janet Davies

Mrs. Mavis Pike

Nan Braunton

Miss Godfrey

Sally Douglas

Blodwen

Dora Graham

Dora
(as The Graham Twins)

Doris Graham

Doris
(as The Graham Twins)

Olive Mercer

Mrs. Yeatman

Hugh Hastings

the Pianist

Bud Flanagan

The Voice of
(Archivtonaufnahmen)
(Synchronisation)

Arthur McGuire

Backrow of the Platoon
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8grantss

Another great episode

More hilarity from from the Dad's Army gang. The dance gives a perfect opportunity for some stand-up comedy (provided by Clive Dunn as Lance Corporal Jones) plus some relationship intrigues.

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A dance is staged to lift morale and ensure the women of Walmington on Sea feel included, the trouble is Pike is dating Violet, the wrong sort of girl from The ATS.

It's a funny episode, with some great lines, and the usual perfect delivery. It raises the question about Frank's parentage, was Arthur really his father, do we ever find out?

The sour faced Mr and Mrs Yateman are good fun, although I'm astonished at how many first names she had, it's different every time.

Clive Dunn was a class act, such a physically funny man, his impressions set was good fun. A drunken Mainwaring is brilliant.

Really enjoyed this one. 8/10

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Early drafts had Violet Gibbons be unseen for the entire episode.

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Blodwen (Sally Douglas) starts her only line too early, before Mainwaring says his line and has to do it again. Earlier Both Arthur Lowe and John Le Mesurier get character names wrong although that may be part of the script.