"Keeping Up Appearances"
Hyacinth Tees Off (1991)

Regisseur:

Harold Snoad

Drehbuchautor:

Roy Clarke (written by)

TV-Serie:

"Keeping Up Appearances" (1990)

Erstausstrahlung:

22. September 1991 (Staffel 2, Folge 4)

Genre:

Komödie

Plot:

Hyacinth and Richard head off to a country golf hotel for a weekend with the Major and his wife. But...

Plot Keywords:

Neighbor | England | Vicar | Snob | Henpecked Husband

Besetzung

Patricia Routledge	...	Hyacinth
Judy Cornwell	...	Daisy
Geoffrey Hughes	...	Onslow
Mary Millar	...	Rose
Clive Swift	...	Richard
Peter Cellier	...	The Major
Dinah Sheridan	...	Hotel Guest
Bernard Archard	...	Hotel Guest
Sally Hughes	...	Receptionist
Christopher Mitchell	...	Porter
Eamonn Clarke	...	Porter
Sharon White	...	Chambermaid

Regie
Harold Snoad

Buch (In alphabetischer Reihenfolge)
Roy Clarke		written by

Produktion
Harold Snoad	....	producer

Schnitt
Andy Quested		(video tape)

Szenenbild
Tim Gleeson

Kostüme
Rita Reekie

Maske/Frisuren
Ann Ailes-Stevenson	....	makeup designer

Produktionsleiter (production managers)
Richard Beighton	....	production manager
Amita Lochab	....	production manager

Ausstattung (Stab)
Sara Grimshaw	....	properties buyer

Ton Stab
Morton Hardaker	....	sound recordist
Scott Talbot	....	studio sound

Kamera und Elektrik (Stab)
Bill Dudman	....	location lighting
Peter Goldring	....	camera supervisor
Alan Horne	....	lighting director
Chris Kochanowicz	....	location camera operator (as Christopher Kochanowicz)

Schnitt (Stab)
Hilary West	....	vision mixer

Musik (Stab)
Nick Ingman	....	composer: signature tune

Restlicher Stab
Christopher Bond	....	script editor
John Latus	....	resources coordinator
Jonathan Paul Llewellyn	....	assistant floor manager
Carolyn Mawdsley	....	production assistant
Katie Tyrrell	....	production secretary

Dies und das:

This was the only episode from the series which did not feature the character of Elizabeth.

Dialogzitate:

[first lines]
Hyacinth: I think you should have turned left.
Richard: I *did* turn left.
Hyacinth: I distinctly told you to turn left.
Richard: That's why I turned left; I'm no fool. It's easier to be lost than disobedient.
Hyacinth: Richard! I hope the entire weekend isn't going to be spoiled by your rebellious manner.
Richard: Rebellious. It's hardly mutiny on the Bounty.
Hyacinth: Don't be silly, dear.