Roald Dahl's introductions to Tales of the Unexpected are worth the price of admission alone, seeing him resting in his armchair by his fireplace. I'm not sure if it was filmed in a studio, but the setting was very convincing.
It's a shame the Dahl introductions didn't continue for every episode.
Anyway, this episode is about two young guys (one English and one American) who sets up a vengeance company to earn a crust and afford the heating.
Fiesta Mei Ling and Julian "Downtown Abbey" Fellowes feature in this episode of Tales of the Unexpected. I enjoy seeing the streets and sunny weather of London, as the winter of discontent had dissipated following the election of Thatcher one year before the screening of this episode.
It's a shame the Dahl introductions didn't continue for every episode.
Anyway, this episode is about two young guys (one English and one American) who sets up a vengeance company to earn a crust and afford the heating.
Fiesta Mei Ling and Julian "Downtown Abbey" Fellowes feature in this episode of Tales of the Unexpected. I enjoy seeing the streets and sunny weather of London, as the winter of discontent had dissipated following the election of Thatcher one year before the screening of this episode.