One of my favourite episodes, thank you for posting this :0)

Edgar wallace....A genius, such a fertile mind.

Sears played by Toke Townley who played Sam Sugden in Emmerdale Farm!

TRIVIA:- JACK HAWKINS: Personal life Hawkins married actress Jessica Tandy { English actress } in 1932 the couple divorced in 1940. They had one daughter, Susan Hawkins (b. 1934). In 1947, Hawkins married former actress Doreen Lawrence ( b: 1919-2013) they remained married until his death in 1973. Jack Hawkins died age 62: from cancer . I Together they had three children, Caroline b. 1955 and Andrew, and Nicholas Hawkins. Jack's Death:- In May 1973, Hawkins had an experimental operation on his throat to insert an artificial voice box. He started hemorrhaging and was admitted to St Stephen's Hospital, Fulham Road, London in June, forcing him to drop out of The Tamarind Seed (1974), in which Hawkins was to have played a Russian general. He died on July 18, 1973, of a secondary hemorrhage. He was 62. His final appearance was in the television miniseries QB VII : And his autobiography: Anything For a Quiet Life, was published after his death. He was cremated and his ashes interred at Golders Green Crematorium in north London. DOREEN LAWRENCE :- When the war ended in 1945 she married Jack Hawkins. Doreen is said to have given up her acting career after she married Jack and devoted her time to her family, but she did appear in the 1948 film Hamlet. She died in 2013 age 93: England: Doreen's Personal life:- In 1947, she married Jack Hawkins: Doreen was his second wife as he had been married to actress Jessica Tandy in 1932; they divorced in 1940. Hawkins and Doreen remained married until his death in 1973. Together they had three children, Caroline (b. 1955), Andrew, and Nicholas Hawkins, & step-daughter Susan from Jack's first marriage with Tandy: Biography:- SUSAN HAWKINS: Jack's daughter with Tandy: Susan was born 11 August 1934 in London. She was the daughter of Jack Hawkins and Jessica Tandy: from their first marriage: She was a actress, known for "Carolyn" (1956). She was married to American John Tettemer. They were the parents of four children. She passed away 11 May 2004 in Newport Beach, California at the age of 69. Her remains were interred at Westwood Memorial Park in Los Angeles.

Even with all the time that has passed (10 years, 1 month) there are plenty of us out here that just love to get uploads of shows just like this. SuperVideosOnDemand should be commended for having the great patience it takes to wait for people like me to find this by complete accident and then stay to watch what there is. That is not even counting the many who watch these and don't take the time to comment which is well apparent by the number of likes vs the number of views. Greetings SVOD !

Just discovered this. Thanks a million for posting. I love it. Subscribed

I think the blonde secretary is legendary British actress Honor Blackman

Patricia Hayes could turn her talent to many roles.

He got it wrong, his wife loved him.

In recent times the FRENCH GOVERNMENT HAS ADMITTED THAT IT WAS TRYING TO COMMIT "GENOCIDE" ON THE "ALGERIAN PEOPLE",DURING THIS CONFLICT AND THAT IS WHAT THE CONFLICT WAS REALLY ALL ABOUT.

Whilst there can be no doubt that Jack Hawkins was a first rate actor and respected personality, I think it only fair to point out that he dis not serve, not was he appointed, as a Colonel during WWII. In fact his official biography lists the following entry: Second World War Having attended an Officer Cadet Training Unit, he was commissioned into the Royal Welch Fusiliers, British Army, as a second lieutenant on 8 March 1941.[8] On 22 January 1944, he transferred to the Expeditionary Force Institutes in the rank of lieutenant.[9] He served with ENSA in India and Southeast Asia.[10] He relinquished his commission as a lieutenant (substantive) on 11 October 1946, and was granted the honorary rank of colonel.[11] During his military service, he made The Next of Kin (1942) for Ealing Studios.

Oh Captain Peacock!

how ya suppose that bomb squad guy would go against a hand grenade detonation? i rekon hed be blown to tiny bits

12:00 donald trumps speech writer?

for a company in the business of printing money they run a pretty sloppy ship

ah, the good old days when members of parliment were burglers in their spare time

Jack Hawkins,one of the all-time great actors,if only he had given up smoking before it was too late. Incidentally,the miniature medals he is wearing are his own,he served as a Colonel in India during the war.

The 'clickbait' mantioned Edgar Lustgarten. So where was he?

Very nice! Very funny! Thank you!

How havent I seen theres = what a treat many thnks fro loading onto KZbin

Read the stories as a teenager, but have only just discovered the tv episodes, 45 years later. What I've missed. Thank you.

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With all the accent slippage going on, hearing one of them say "We're all Americans!" is funny.

Why is Ben Manfred the only one of the Four Just Men not to have an attractive female assistant?

This episode's loads better than the Nicolas Cage movie of the same name.

Amazing how the Italian newspapers are published in English!

These accents are very thin...apart from Paul Eddington's.

You'd think that they wouldn't have used a shot of Richard Conte looking so nervous!

Amazing how one of the other Just Men is ALWAYS able to help in that week's episode!

Jack Hawkins, gracing early 60's London with his presence & voice, what a treat extraordinaire. "Serve this ship and live."

Where are these Just Men today in these times of extreme political and social peril?

The first amendment is a wonderful thing but it also has a lot to answer for.

8:48 "We'll go when the weather clears." "That might take weeks." "Possible, but I can't risk it in conditions like this" Hours later they head for the plane and it's sunny and 70.

Miss Lee the artist was played by Patricia Hayes who took many comedy parts but also played the lead in the film `Edna the Inebriate Woman`. Frank Thornton played the auctioneer, he was Captain Peacock in `Are You Being Served` and in later life was `Truly of the Yard` in Last of the Summer Wine.

She's hot and may have been a bit of a Gold Digger ,but atleast she didn't have Gold fever .

Crazy storylines

Good story, thank you for posting this. What was the point of the deceased gentleman's son's complicated scheme to steal, from the gallery, the original painting, which had just been returned to the gallery from his father's home. It makes a great story but had the son simply left the original in his father's home he would have inherited it from his father or could have bought it from the estate at auction.

How am I just discovering this series?? I’m hooked. Thanks for the uploads.

Good show! Love Jack Hawkins!

Royal Opera House and it's the English National Ballet.

what a great find! Thank you!

A series very underrated. Great plot and great acting. Even the music is good. And just 25 minutes each episode.

Quite interesting in the current situation of an attempt at a financial reset that might have a dictatorship as its aim.

Classical, the movie, exceedingly, exciting.

First time I've seen these "Just" shows. Hawkins is incomparable. I'm going to find more.

Nice!

Weak audio. :(

Jack Hawkins again , a real treat and a younger Charles Gray , who played Blofeld in the James Bond film " Diamonds 💎 are forever " .

Over 60 years later the hatemonger playbook remains the same. Attack people until they stand up for themselves and then cry victim.

Frank Thornton was a lovely man a good friend and we miss him. He was the complete opposite to Captain Peacock as he had a wonderful cheeky sense of humour. Frank was a Flying Officer during the second world war & new someone just like Peacock. His wife Beryl and he married in 1945 & were happily together until Franks death in 2013 aged 93. 🌹