Main title from the 1991 ‘National Wealth’ episode of Lovejoy (1986) (1)

Lovejoy

(1986–94)

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| TV Programme | United Kingdom | Colour | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery | 50min
| Stars: Ian McShane, Dudley Sutton, Phyllis Logan
26th August at 12.20am on U&Drama HD (Episode: National Wealth)

An irresistible rogue with a keen eye for antiques scours the murky salerooms, auction halls and stately homes of Britain

Featured series cast

(54)
Ian McShane
Lovejoy
(3 episodes)
Dudley Sutton
Tinker Dill
(3 episodes)
Phyllis Logan
Lady Jane Felsham
(1 episode)
Chris Jury
Eric Catchpole
(2 episodes)
Caroline Langrishe
Charlotte Cavendish
(1 episode)
Diane Parish
Beth Taylor
(1 episode)
British actress Jean Kent in a publicity shot for Madonna of the Seven Moons (1945)
Madelene Gilbert
(1 episode)
Pavel Douglas
Lord Alexander Felsham
(1 episode)
Edita Brychta
Melanie Ford
(1 episode)
Malcolm Tierney
Charlie Gimbert
(1 episode)
François D’Aubigny
Adjudant Alain Bernard
(1 episode)
Barbara Barrie
Miss Lillian
(1 episode)
British actress, Virginia McKenna, wears a crucifix pendant
Harriet Fisher
(1 episode)
Tony Caunter
Russell Potts
(1 episode)
Georges Trillat
Michel Le Mor
(1 episode)
British actor, John Gielgud, a GB star
Lord Wakering
(1 episode)
Nadim Sawalha
Uncle Said
(1 episode)
John Labanowski
Major Sullivan
(1 episode)
Ken Kercheval
Rutherford Lovejoy
(1 episode)
Christopher Simon
Abdel
(1 episode)
Phil Smeeton
Det Sgt Armstrong
(1 episode)
Kate Vernon
Mary-John Lovejoy
(1 episode)
Robin Soans
Auctioneer
(1 episode)
Ronald Fraser
Michael Edwards
(1 episode)
Alex Van
Officer Lemmon
(1 episode)
Geoffrey Colville
Professor Ottway
(1 episode)
Tenniel Evans
James Ford
(1 episode)
Rick Warner
Benedict Beale
(1 episode)
Ian Barritt
Neil Johnson
(1 episode)
Jack Chissick
Antique Yard Owner
(1 episode)
Hilary Mason
Mrs Greenlands
(1 episode)
Philip Anthony
Mr Beeston
(1 episode)
Barbara Young
Belinda Stroud
(1 episode)
Paul Arlington
Det Sgt Statham
(1 episode)
Arthur Cox
Peter Stroud
(1 episode)
Maggie Ollerenshaw
Kate Henshaw
(1 episode)
Richard Syms
Alwin
(1 episode)
David Arlen
Cavendish Porter
(1 episode)
Philip Loch
Keech
(1 episode)
Don Bland
Roy
(1 episode)
David Fonteno
Anderson
(1 episode)
Crystal Gray
Estelle
(1 episode)
Pearl Jones
Grandma
(1 episode)
John Bennes
First Oldtimer
(1 episode)
Ed Lillard
Second Oldtimer
(1 episode)
Patricia Gray
Waitress in Diner
(1 episode)
Marguerite Ayers
Trisha Cox
(1 episode)
Tom Hull
Motel Manager
(1 episode)
Kate Finlayson
Mitzi
(1 episode)
Rand Courtney
Kid in Museum
(1 episode)
Don Tilley
Mountain Man
(1 episode)
Ken Sprunt
Fisherman Pete
(1 episode)
Pat Miller
Indian
(1 episode)
Lucile McIntyre
Barmaid
(1 episode)
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Partial episode guide (3 episodes)

Season 2 (1 episode)

  • Episode Episode title Transmitted
    S2 E7 National Wealth 17 Feb 91

    • Season 3 (1 episode)

  • Episode Episode title Transmitted
    S3 E8 Loveknots 01 Mar 92

    • Season 5 (1 episode)

  • Episode Episode title Transmitted
    S5 E14 The Lost Colony 27 Dec 93

    • How to watch

    British television

    National Wealth (1991, S2 E7)

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    26th August at 12.20am
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    26th August at 1.20am
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    A once-famous film star fallen on hard times is burgled by a French gang before she can sell her valuables. Ian McShane, Dudley Sutton, Chris Jury.


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    Production

    (7)
    Richard Everitt
    Producer
    (1 episode)
    Emma Hayter
    Producer
    (1 episode)
    Jo Wright
    Producer
    (1 episode)
    William Brayne
    Director
    (1 episode)
    Baz Taylor
    Director
    (1 episode)
    Jonathan Gash
    Writer (from the books by)
    (2 episodes)
    Ian La Frenais
    Writer (series created by)
    (2 episodes)

    Companies

    (3)
    BBC Productions
    Production company
    Tamariska Productions
    Production company
    Witzend Productions
    Production company