Ann Lynn

Alec Guinness must battle a mutinous crew and Napoleon's fleet in the rousing, historical adventure Damn the Defiant! As commander of the British warship H.M.S. Defiant, the humane Crawford (Guinness) strives to maintain order throughout the ship against the ceaseless brutality of sadistic first mate Scott-Padget (Dirk Bogarde). After Crawford is injured in a fiery battle with a French treasure ship, angry seaman Vizard (Anthony Quayle) leads the crew to mutiny when Scott-Padget takes over. Nowwith Vizard in command, Crawford persuades him to join the British fleet to help fight against France's planned invasion of England in hopes for a mutiny pardon. But when a vengeful sailor murders Scott-Padget, the Defiant crew must decide between saving their country or their own lives.

Dirk Bogarde plays Simon Sparrow for the final time in this, his last in the Doctor series. Sir Lancelot is usually shouting and yelling his way round the hospital, so it surprises everyone greatly when he suddenly becomes quiet, polite and considerate. What on earth can be the matter? Has he caught a disease? Doctor Sparrow decides to investigate and finds Lancelot to be suffering from an incurable condition - he is in love! Turning to Sparrow for advice, Lancelot attempts to woo his beloved, meanwhile Sparrow's love life is, as ever, far from quiet! With Samantha Eggar, Dennis Price and Leo McKern.

Alec Guinness must battle a mutinous crew and Napoleon's fleet in this rousing, historical adventure.

Despite his passionate efforts fighting for the rights of West Indian workers, liberal union leader Jacko (John Mills) struggles to cope with his own racial prejudice when his only daughter, Kathie (Sylvia Syms), decides to marry her black colleague, Peter (Johnny Sekka). Based on the Ted Willis play "Hot Summer Night," this working-class drama co-stars Brenda De Banzie as Jacko's wife, who staunchly opposes the marriage.