In a world gone mad with languid ladies and affected gentlemen, the lovesick maidens of Castle Bunthorne forsake their handsome soldier suitors to pursue poet aesthete - and fake - Reginald Bunthorne. But he loves the village milkmaid, Patience, who doesn't like poetry or understand love. When Patience finally learns what love is, it's Reginald's rival she falls for.
John Cox, Dave Heather
Director
Derek Hammond-Stroud
Reginald Bunthorne
John Fryatt
Archibald Grosvenor
Sandra Dugdale
Patience
Terry Jenkins
Duke of Dunstable
Anne Collins
Lady Jane
Roderick Kennedy
Major Murgatroyd
Donald Adams
Colonel Calverley
Shirley Chapman
Lady Angela
Shelagh Squires
Lady Saphir
Patricia Hay
Lady Ella
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