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Dad's Army - The Very Best Of Dad's Army
- Vol. 2
Dad's
Army - A Brush With The Law Dad's Army - Big Guns
Dad's
Army - Is There Honey Still For Tea? [1975] Dad's Army - Knights Of Madness [1977] Dad's
Army - Man Hunt Dad's Army - My British Buddy
Dad's
Army - No Spring For Fraser / Absent Friends / A. Wilson: Manager
? Dad's Army - Room At The Bottom [1969] Dad's
Army - Round And Round Went The Great Big Wheel [1972]
Dad's Army - Sergeant Wilson's Little
Secret [1969]
Dad's
Army - The Armoured Might Of Lance Corporal Jones [1968]
Dad's Army - The Big Parade [1970] Dad's
Army - The Day The Balloon Went Up Dad's Army - The Deadly Attachment
Dad's
Army - The Face On The Poster [1975] Dad's Army - The Man And The Hour Dad's
Army - The Recruit / A Man Of Action / The Captain's Car [1973]
Dad's Army - The Very Best Of Dad's Army
Dad's
Army - The Very Best Of Dad's Army - Vol. 2 [1969]
Dad's Army - Turkey Dinner [1974]
Dad's
Army - Two And A Half Feathers [1970] Dad's Army - Uninvited Guests / The
Desperate Drive Of Cpl Jones / The King Was In His Counting House
Dad's
Army - Wake Up Walmington [1977] Dad's Army - When Did You Last See Your
Money Dad's
Army Selection Box - All Time Favourite Clips
Dad's Army: The Movie [1971]
Including possibly the strongest cast of actors of any British
sitcom, the characters are still remembered fondly by several
generations.
The pompous Mainwaring, the smug Wilson, the paranoid Jones, the
cynical Frazer, the immature Pike, the spivvy Walker, the gentle
Godfrey, and the power-crazed Hodges - all characters that have
endured.
Why a sitcom about the Home Guard should remain so popular, so
many years after the Second World War ended, when some comedy
from the '60s and '70s seems dated, is probably down to the
timeless humour of funny situations, which is why Laurel and
Hardy are still popular. And, of course, the strength and
timeless relevance of the characters.
Arthur Lowe - Captain George Mainwaring
John Le
Mesurier - Sergeant Arthur Wilson
Clive Dunn -
Lance Corporal Jack Jones
John
Laurie - Private Jock Frazer
Ian
Lavender - Private Frank Pike
James Beck - Private Joe Walker
Arnold
Ridley - Private Charles Godfrey
Bill
Pertwee - Warden William Hodges
Frank
Williams - Reverend Timothy Farthing
Edward
Sinclair - Verger Maurice Yeatman
Janet
Davies - Mrs. Pike