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House of Cards (1990)
8.9
Francis Urquhart is the chief whip of the Conservative party. When Margaret Thatcher resigns as leader... See full summary » |
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House of Cards (1990)
8.9
Francis Urquhart is the chief whip of the Conservative party. When Margaret Thatcher resigns as leader... See full summary » |
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Ian Richardson | ... |
Francis Urquhart
(4 episodes, 1990)
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Susannah Harker | ... |
Mattie Storin
(4 episodes, 1990)
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| Miles Anderson | ... |
Roger O'Neill
(4 episodes, 1990)
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Alphonsia Emmanuel | ... |
Penny Guy
(4 episodes, 1990)
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Malcolm Tierney | ... |
Patrick Woolton
(4 episodes, 1990)
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Diane Fletcher | ... |
Elizabeth Urquhart
(4 episodes, 1990)
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Colin Jeavons | ... |
Tim Stamper
(4 episodes, 1990)
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Damien Thomas | ... |
Michael Samuels
(4 episodes, 1990)
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William Chubb | ... |
John Krajewski
(4 episodes, 1990)
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Kenneth Gilbert | ... |
Harold Earle
(4 episodes, 1990)
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Christopher Owen | ... |
McKenzie
(4 episodes, 1990)
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David Lyon | ... |
Prime Minister Henry Collingridge
(3 episodes, 1990)
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Kenny Ireland | ... |
Ben Landless
(3 episodes, 1990)
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James Villiers | ... |
Charles Collingridge
(3 episodes, 1990)
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Isabelle Amyes | ... |
Anne Collingridge
(3 episodes, 1990)
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John Hartley | ... |
Greville Preston
(3 episodes, 1990)
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Nicholas Selby | ... |
Lord Billsborough
(2 episodes, 1990)
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Tommy Boyle | ... |
Stephen Kendrick
(2 episodes, 1990)
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John Arnatt | ... |
Sir Jasper Grainger
(2 episodes, 1990)
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Richard Braine | ... |
Kevin Spence
(2 episodes, 1990)
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Hugh Dickson | ... |
Dr. Andrew Christian
(2 episodes, 1990)
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Angela Rippon | ... |
Newsreader
(2 episodes, 1990)
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Francis Urquhart is the chief whip of the Conservative party. When Margaret Thatcher resigns as leader, he remains neutral and after a general election where the conservatives are returned with a reduced majority, he fully expects the new Prime Minister, Henry Collingridge, to give him his just reward: a senior Cabinet post. When he's informed that he is to stay in his current position, he devises a plot to unseat Collingridge and ensure his own election as party leader which would make his Prime Minister. Written by garykmcd
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