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A Village Affair (TV 1995)Alice has married the rich but boring Martin. When they move to a small village Martin starts flirting with Clodagh, but she is more interested in his wife Alice... Director:Moira Armstrong |
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Alice Jordan
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| Kerry Fox | ... |
Clodagh Unwin
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| Nathaniel Parker | ... |
Martin Jordan
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| Jeremy Northam | ... |
Anthony Jordan
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Sir Ralph Unwin
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| Claire Bloom | ... |
Cecily Jordan
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| Barbara Jefford | ... |
Lady Unwin
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Peter Jeffrey | ... |
Peter Morris
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Rosalie Crutchley | ... |
Lettice Deverel
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Philip Voss | ... |
Richard Jordan
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Heather Canning | ... |
Elizabeth Meadows
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Dariel Pertwee | ... |
Juliet Dunne
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| Linda Bassett | ... |
Gwen
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Sophie Walker | ... |
Michelle
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Sandra Voe | ... |
Mrs. Finch
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Alice has married the rich but boring Martin. When they move to a small village Martin starts flirting with Clodagh, but she is more interested in his wife Alice... Written by Volker Boehm
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EnglishRelease Date:
1995 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Dos mujeres See more »Filming Locations:
Chicheley Hall, Chicheley, Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England, UK See more »Company Credits
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Warner Sisters Productions, Carlton Television, Independent Television (ITV) See more »
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Seen on TV: A Village Affair provides an opportunity for Kerry Fox to stalk around the pretty countryside, chewing the scenery and wailing about her thwarted love affair with Sophie Ward. Joking aside, she's pretty good in this picture that sometimes threatens to drown in good taste, like sub-Merchant-Ivory. Don't know much about Sophie Ward; she seems too restrained, too well-brought-up to be convincing as a wife and participant in a lesbian relationship. Shouldn't she show us that she has a lot on her plate? Michael Gough does a good job as Kerry's indulgent father.