Judi Dench "The Four Just Men" - Episode Treviso Dam

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Second Unit director John Schlesinger. Quite a collection of young talent involved with this one.

[@holmanrw]

Alan Bates, Judi Dench, George Pastell, Fenella Fielding, Brian McDermott and Richard Conte packed into twenty six minutes.

[@shilojones236]

and steven berkoff in cafe scene

[@josephazzopardi322]

And Lisa Gastoni - so beautiful.

[@OFBI7]

SUPERR NUNCA LA HABIA VISTO EN ESTA SERIE,,,,NUEVA PARA MI,,MMIL GRACIAS,,,,A DISFRUTAR DE JUDI DENCHHHHHHHHHHHH.

[@muniryassin9351]

VITTORIO de SICA and JUDY DENCH , those guarantee a special episode . Vittorio is quite a flirt and Lisa Gastoni , what a beauty .

[@stuart.8273]

Judi Dench, what a honey!

[@dr.elizabethmartin7118]

Yes, Stu - and what a Dame!! She is brilliant - even when young, hair dark, playing much older, tragic character. CHEERS!

[@WJack97224]

Carlo looks like a young Robin Williams and his voice is quite similar.

[@JW-cr7qo]

Smoke em while you got em. a cigarette company must have sponsored this.

[@colinmcginn977]

Not forgetting Honor Blackman as Dan Dailey`s sidekick.

[@colinmcginn977]

Sorry just got mixed up with the Marie episode !

[@gracelove886]

Alan Bates, I see ,and Fenella Fielding.

[@alondathomas293]

Cool to see Judi Dench here---she was so young here, I barely recognized her. I also didn't know Vittorio De Sica, who directed the classic The Bicycle Thieves, had been an actor for years before he became a director, so this is pretty cool to see for that reason too.

[@Ubique2927]

Was the contessa the 'Hi Karate' woman? Maybe not. I'm getting a bit confused as I get older.

[@Scatscar1985]

Vittorio de Sica among all those unconvincing Italian accents... oh dear...

[@brianscates5225]

Fenella Fielding is brilliant; Alan Bates posh; Judy Dench - definite; de Sica brilliant; and the brilliant Schlesinger too involved; me judgemental; I actually remember watching this episode years ago. I am 72 now; I've seen Judy Dench twice on stage; once when I was 11 - which I clearly remember - in 'She Stoops to Conquer;' 61 years ago now; strange - I still think she is too emphatic; such is my judgemental life?

[@vasantinamdar2204]

A celebrity like de Sica played Edgar Wallace character. Vigilante justice. Interesting.