Spaghetti Two-Step (1977)
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Paul Geoffrey | ... |
Toni
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Luigi
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Sidney
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Audrey Nicholson | ... |
Eunice
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Trevor
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Selina Cadell | ... |
Pat
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Zara Nutley | ... |
Mrs. Danby
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Judi Maynard | ... |
Alison
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Fiona Mollison | ... |
Lorraine
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Madlena Nedeva | ... |
Jessie
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Sheila
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John Watts | ... |
Jim
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Kara Wilson | ... |
Annie
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Nicholas Amer | ... |
Arthur
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Louis Mansi | ... |
Chef
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27 February 1977 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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For its inventiveness, 'Spaghetti Two Step', by Jack Rosenthal, deserves some attention, despite its short length - less than an hour - and typical television production values.
The play presents several groups of diners in an Italian restaurant - a bickering couple, a recent divorcée boring her in-laws, a works outing from the typing pool, and a young, nervous couple on their first date. We also see two waiters behind the scenes and note their problems and hang-ups as well.
Executed well enough to keep you watching, and with some good performances (even if they sometimes border on caricature), the Two Step (referring to a coda showing what's happened to the same people one year on) is still watchable today.