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Chapter One: The Company I Keep

Episode aired Apr 7, 1972

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Stephanie Beacham, Sarah Atkinson, and Marianne Benet in Jason King (1971)

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Jason King arrives in Rome just after a night-club dancer is murdered. When he finds out that the events in the book he is currently writing mirror what is happening in real-life, Jason is d... Read allJason King arrives in Rome just after a night-club dancer is murdered. When he finds out that the events in the book he is currently writing mirror what is happening in real-life, Jason is determined to find out what is going on.Jason King arrives in Rome just after a night-club dancer is murdered. When he finds out that the events in the book he is currently writing mirror what is happening in real-life, Jason is determined to find out what is going on.

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Peter Wyngarde

Jason King

Toby Robins

Contessa Di Magiore

Ronald Radd

Alfred Thistle

Paul Whitsun-Jones

Giorgio

Paul Stassino

Capitano Rizio

Stephanie Beacham

Cora Simpson

Anne Sharp

Nicola Harvester

Sarah Atkinson

Anne Wilcox

Marianne Benet

Renata Todt

Martin Wyldeck

Karl

George Selway

Sven

Franco De Rosa

Hotel Clerk
(as Franco Derosa)

Rodney Cardiff

Party Guest
(uncredited)

Walter Henry

Party Guest
(uncredited)

Lew Hooper

Party Guest
(uncredited)

Reg Thomason

Party Guest
(uncredited)

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- Cyril Frankel
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Jason asks if Capitano Rizio bought his King/Caine-inspired ensemble from Mr. Cod on Savile Row ("Yes, I thought so..."). This is a neat reference to Mayfair boutique Mr. Fish, run by Michael Fish and Barry Sainsbury, from the mid-60s to mid-70s. It is widely credited as a major player in ushering in the "peacock revolution" in men's fashion at the time, and its' customers included most of the hip rock stars of the day such as David Bowie and Mick Jagger; it provided the famous man-dress worn on the cover of "The Man Who Sold the World " album by the former.