Jeeves And Wooster

''Jeeves and Wooster'' was a Television Series adapted by Clive Exton from P. G. Wodehouse 's Jeeves stories, and produced by Granada Television for the UK's ITV network from 1990 to 1993 . It ran for four seasons, and starred Hugh Laurie as Bertie Wooster (a jovial but empty-headed young gentleman) and Stephen Fry as Jeeves (his improbably well-informed and talented Valet ). The series was produced by Brian Eastman . All four series are available on DVD .
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CHARACTERS

Actors' names are given with the seasons in which they appeared.

Bertie Wooster – Hugh Laurie (1,2,3,4)

Jeeves – Stephen Fry (1,2,3,4)

; Recurring characters

Aunt Agatha – Mary Wimbush (1,2,3); Elizabeth Spriggs (4)

Madeline Bassett – Francesca Folan (1); Diana Blackburn (2); Elizabeth Morton (3,4)

Sir Watkyn Bassett – John Woodnut (1,2,3,4)

Stephanie "Stiffy" Byng – Charlotte Attenborough (2,4); Amanda Harris (3)

Lady Florence Craye – Fiona Gillies (3); Francesca Folan (4)

Aunt Dahlia – Brenda Bruce (1); Vivian Pickles (2); Patricia Lawrence (3); Jean Heywood (4)

Gussie Fink-Nottle – Richard Garnett (1,2); Richard Braine (3,4)

Honoria Glossop – Elizabeth Kettle (1,2,4)

Sir Roderick Glossop – Roger Brierley (1,2); Philip Locke (4)

Tuppy Glossop – Robert Dawes (1,2,3,4)

Bingo Little – Michael Sidbury (1,2); Pip Torrens (3)

Constable Oates – Campbell Morrison (2); Stewart Harwood (3); Sidney Livingstone (4)

Stinker Pinker – Simon Treves (2,3,4)

Roderick Spode – John Turner (2,3,4)

; Minor characters

Anatole – John Barrard (1)

Rosie M. Banks – Anastasia Hille (4)

Cyril Bassington-Bassington – Nicholas Hewetson (3)

Cora Bellinger – Constance Novis (1)

Bicky Bickersteth – Julian Frith (3)

Biffy Biffen – Philip Shelley (2)

Rev. Beefy Bingham – Owen Brenman (1)

Lord Bittlesham – Geoffrey Toone (2,3)

Mr. Blumenfield – Billy J. Mitchell (1,3)

Sydney Blumenfield – Anatol Yusef (1,3)

Daphne Braithwaite – Justine Glenton (1)

Brinkley – Fred Evans (2,4)

George Caffyn – David Crean (3)

Freddie Chalk-Marshall – John Duval (1)

Darcy "Stilton" Cheesewright – Nicholas Palliser (4)

Chuffy Chuffnell – Matthew Solon (2)

Seabury Chuffnell – Edward Holmes (2)

Myrtle Chuffnell – Fidelis Morgan (2)

Professor Cluj – Michael Poole (1)

Aneta Cluj – Zulema Dene (1)

Corky Corcoran – Greg Charles (3)

Blair Eggleston – Otto Jarman (4)

Boko Fittleworth – Richard Stirling (1)

Barmy Fotheringay-Phipps – Adam Blackwood (1); Martin Clunes (2)

Lady Glossop – Jane Downs (1,2)

Oswald Glossop – Alistair Haley (1)

Aline Hemmingway – Rebecca Saire (2)

Sidney Hemmingway – Graham Seed (2)

Porkie Jupp – Paul Kynman (4)

Liftman – Ricco Ross (3)

Lady Malvern – Moyra Fraser (3)

Wilmot Malvern – Ronan Vilbert (3)

Gwladys Pendlebury – Deirdre Strath (4)

Lucius Pim – Marcus D'Amico (4)

Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright – John Elmes (3)

Oofy Prosser – Richard Dixon (1,2)

Prysock – John Cassady (3)

Lord Rainsby – Jason Calder (1)

Ms. Rockmetteller – Heather Canning (3)

Enoch Simpson – Davis Blake Kelly (1)

Muriel Singer – Dena Davis (3)

Slingsby – Harry Ditson (4)

Myrtle Snap – Veronica Clifford (4)

Rupert Steggles – Richard Braine (1)

Dwight Stoker – James Holland (2)

Pauline Stoker – Sharon Holm (2); Kymberley Huffman (3)

Emerald Stoker – Emma Hewitt (4)

J. Washburn Stoker – Manning Redwood (2); Don Fellows (3)

Rocky Todd – John Fitzgerald-Jay (3)

Angela Travers – Amanda Elwes (1)

Tom Travers – Ralph Michael (1,4)

Jas Waterbury – David Healy (4)

Trixie Waterbury – Serretta Wilson (4)

Lady Wickham – Rosemary Martin (1)

Lord Wickhammersley – Jack Watling (1)

Lady Wickhammersley – Richenda Carey (1)

Bobbie Wickham – Nina Botting (1); Niamk Cusak (2)

Sir Cuthbert Wickham – Brian Haines (1)

Freddie Widgeon – Charles Millham (1); John Duval (2)

Maud Wilberforce – Paula Jacobs (1)

Dame Daphne Winkworth – Rosalind Knight (3)

Gertrude Winkworth – Chloe Annett (3)

Uncle George Wooster – Nicholas Selby (1)

Claude Wooster – Hugo E. Blick (1); Jeremy Brook (4)

Eustace Wooster – Ian Jeffs (1); Joss Brook (4)

Alexander Worple – Bill Bailey (3)

EPISODE LIST

Season 1

---Episode 1. Jeeves Takes Charge

---Episode 2. Tuppy And The Terrier

---Episode 3. The Purity Of The Turf

---Episode 4. The Hunger Strike

---Episode 5. Brinkley Manor

Robert Young

Season 2

---Episode 1. Jeeves Saves The Cow-Creamer

---Episode 2. A Plan For Gussie

---Episode 3. Pearls Mean Tears

---Episode 4. Jeeves In The Country

---Episode 5. Kidnapped!

---Episode 6. Jeeves the Matchmaker

Simon Langton

Season 3

---Episode 1. Bertie Sets Sail

---Episode 2. The Full House

---Episode 3. Introduction On Broadway

---Episode 4. Right Ho, Jeeves

---Episode 5. Hot Off The Press

---Episode 6. Comrade Bingo

Ferdinand Fairfax

Season 4

---Episode 1. Return To New York

---Episode 2. The Once And Future Ex

---Episode 3. Bridegroom Wanted!

---Episode 4. The Delayed Arrival

---Episode 5. Trouble At Totleigh Towers

---Episode 6. The Ties That Bind

LOCATIONS

Totleigh Towers was represented by Highclere Castle

Senate House , the central library and administration building for the University Of London , was used for exterior shots of Stuyvesant Towers, Wooster's residence in New York City during season 3.

EXTERNAL LINKS

Hat-Sharpening - An episode guide to the series, including information about which episodes were adapted from which Wodehouse stories

The Russian Wodehouse Society - Episode guides, screenshots and some quotes from the four series

British Film Institute Screen Online

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