6. Masterful Acting in ''The Power Game'' - Patrick Wymark, Michael Jayston, R. Hurndall, B. Ingham

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"The Power Game" (series, 1966-1969) is all about great actors acting with their eyes only, clever plots, witty dialogue, charming fascinating people being mischievous and British humour. All for the good of the country. The acting is superb in every scene.
Sir John Wilder (Patrick Wymark) ruthlessly pursues boardroom machinations and tangled relationships, in the world of diplomacy and big finance.
Clips from "The New Minister" (S3 E10) - starring Patrick Wymark, Barbara Murray, Michael Jayston, Richard Hurndall, Jean Harvey, Peter Cellier, Barrie Ingham, Jack Watling.

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@user-sf7rh1xn5z 2 месяца назад

love these *masterful acting* gems!

@user-sf7rh1xn5z 2 месяца назад

She had me at "professional orphan" lol She could have been more vulgar with professional BasTard as well. The lines are snappy, clever, clear and almost, liquid. The characters are colorful and almost hold a type of mystic rule over the viewer.

@mrrochesterfan 2 месяца назад

The entire series is on YT, you'll love it, it's just mesmerising. So many great actors enjoying witty dialogue and clever screenplays.

@user-sf7rh1xn5z 2 месяца назад

Oh hey, can you locating something about his life, where he grew up, how he got into acting, etc? If anyone can locate anything about MJ, it is you!

@mrrochesterfan 2 месяца назад

Of course, but it's so much to tell. His life is just fascinating. Guildhall Drama School, Royal Shakespeare Company, great roles on stage and in the film industry... He sadly lost his father when he was only 1 y.o. and then his mother when he was 15. He grew up in Nottingham, did his National Service in Germany for 2 years (he could speak German), his first role in film was in an episode of Suspense (many roles in the theatre before that). IMDB and BFI are good sources of info, although incomplete.