Jeeves and Wooster (1990)

Jeeves and Wooster

Jeeves and Wooster is a British comedy-drama series adapted by Clive Exton from P.G. Wodehouse's "Jeeves" stories. It aired on the ITV network from 1990 to 1993, starring Hugh Laurie as Bertie Wooster, a young gentleman with a "distinctive blend of airy nonchalance and refined gormlessness", and Stephen Fry as Jeeves, his improbably well-informed and talented valet. Wooster is a bachelor, a minor aristocrat and member of the idle rich. He and his friends, who are mainly members of The Drones Club, are extricated from all manner of societal misadventures by the indispensable valet, Jeeves. The stories are set in the United Kingdom and the United States in the 1930s.

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Hugh Laurie
Hugh Laurie
as Bertie Wooster
Stephen Fry
Stephen Fry
as Jeeves
Robert Daws
Robert Daws
as Tuppy Glossop
Richard Dixon
Richard Dixon
as Oofy Prosser
John Woodnutt
John Woodnutt
as Sir Watkyn
Michael Ripper
Michael Ripper
as Drones Porter
Mary Wimbush
Mary Wimbush
as Aunt Agatha
John Turner
John Turner
as Spode
Francesca Folan
Francesca Folan
as Florence as Madeline Bassett
Elizabeth Morton
Elizabeth Morton
as Madeline
Richard Braine
Richard Braine
as Rupert Steggles
Martin Clunes
Martin Clunes
as Barmy
Simon Treves
Simon Treves
as Stinker
Ralph Michael
Ralph Michael
as Tom Travers as Uncle Tom
Adam Blackwood
Adam Blackwood
as Barmy Fotheringay Phipps
Richard Garnett
Richard Garnett
as Gussie Fink Nottle
Roger Brierley
Roger Brierley
as Sir Roderick Glossop
Geoffrey Toone
Geoffrey Toone
as Bittlesham
Brenda Bruce
Brenda Bruce
as Aunt Dahlia
Ricco Ross
Ricco Ross
as Liftman
Michael Siberry
Michael Siberry
as Bingo Little
Jane Downs
Jane Downs
as Lady Glossop
Sam Douglas
Sam Douglas
as Corrigan
Liz Kettle
Liz Kettle
as Honoria Glossop
Joseph Mydell
Joseph Mydell
as Coneybear
Charlotte Attenborough
Charlotte Attenborough
as Stiffy
John Pirkis
John Pirkis
as Freddie Chalk-Marshall (as John Duval) as Freddie (as John Duval)
Preston Lockwood
Preston Lockwood
as Butterfield
Elizabeth Spriggs
Elizabeth Spriggs
as Aunt Agatha
Pip Torrens
Pip Torrens
as Bingo
Richard Stirling
Richard Stirling
as Boko Fittleworth
Amanda Elwes
Amanda Elwes
as Angela Travers
John Barrard
John Barrard
as Anatole
Campbell Morrison
Campbell Morrison
as Oates
Diana Blackburn
Diana Blackburn
as Madeline
Fidelis Morgan
Fidelis Morgan
as Myrtle
Matthew Solon
Matthew Solon
as Chuffy
Sharon Holm
Sharon Holm
as Pauline
Manning Redwood
Manning Redwood
as Stoker
Edward Holmes
Edward Holmes
as Seabury
James Holland
James Holland
as Dwight
Dave Atkins
Dave Atkins
as Voules
William Waghorn
William Waghorn
as Dobson
John Fitzgerald Jay
John Fitzgerald Jay
as Rocky
Billy J. Mitchell
Billy J. Mitchell
as Mr Blumenfield
Colette Forbes
Colette Forbes
as Chorus Girl
Kim Barrand
Kim Barrand
as Chorus Girl
Di Cooke
Di Cooke
as Chorus Girl
Nola Haynes
Nola Haynes
as Chorus Girl
Nicholas Palliser
Nicholas Palliser
as Stilton
Peter Carlisle
Peter Carlisle
as Bookseller
Fred Evans
Fred Evans
as Brinkley
Sidney Livingstone
Sidney Livingstone
as Oates
John Elmes
John Elmes
as Catsmeat
Richard Bebb
Richard Bebb
as Member
Philip Locke
Philip Locke
as Glossop
Joanna Riding
Joanna Riding
as Chorus Girl
Richenda Carey
Richenda Carey
as Lady Wickhammersley
Devon Scott
Devon Scott
as May Prysock
Ronan Vibert
Ronan Vibert
as Wilmot
John Savident
John Savident
as Chiswick
John Cater
John Cater
as Clam
Peter Benson
Peter Benson
as Mr Rowbotham
Chloë Annett
Chloë Annett
as Gertrude
Merelina Kendall
Merelina Kendall
as Miss Daly
Norman Lumsden
Norman Lumsden
as Buffers Porter
Niamh Cusack
Niamh Cusack
as Bobbie
Rosemary Martin
Rosemary Martin
as Lady Wickham
Veronica Clifford
Veronica Clifford
as Myrtle Snap
Nigel Whitmey
Nigel Whitmey
as George
Jean Heywood
Jean Heywood
as Aunt Dahlia
Norman Rodway
Norman Rodway
as Major Plank
Graham Seed
Graham Seed
as Sidney
Owen Brenman
Owen Brenman
as Rev. Beefy Bingham
Catherine McQueen
Catherine McQueen
as Daisy
Lou Hirsch
Lou Hirsch
as Jimmy Mundy
Don Fellows
Don Fellows
as Stoker
Marcus D'Amico
Marcus D'Amico
as Lucius Pim
Colin McFarlane
Colin McFarlane
as Toto
Janet Henfrey
Janet Henfrey
as Miss Mapleton
Deddie Davies
Deddie Davies
as Serving Lady
Rosalind Knight
Rosalind Knight
as Dame Daphne
Amanda Harris
Amanda Harris
as Stiffy
Patricia Lawrence
Patricia Lawrence
as Aunt Dahlia
David Healy
David Healy
as Waterbury
Llewellyn Rees
Llewellyn Rees
as Magistrate
Stewart Porter
Stewart Porter
as Speaker
Selina Cadell
Selina Cadell
as Mrs McCorkadale
Jack Watling
Jack Watling
as Lord Wickhammersley
Rebecca Saire
Rebecca Saire
as Aline
Harry Landis
Harry Landis
as Proprietor
Jack May
Jack May
as Vicar
Neville Phillips
Neville Phillips
as Member
Helena Michell
Helena Michell
as Cynthia
Paula Jacobs
Paula Jacobs
as Maud Wilberforce
Bill Bailey
Bill Bailey
as Worple
Julian Firth
Julian Firth
as Bicky
Mark Chapman
Mark Chapman
as Police Officer Brown (uncredited)
Alistair Haley
Alistair Haley
as Oswald Glossop
Ian Jeffs
Ian Jeffs
as Eustace Wooster
Justine Francesca Glenton
Justine Francesca Glenton
as Daphne Braithwaite
Jason Calder
Jason Calder
as Lord Rainsby
Tim Barker
Tim Barker
as Cabbie
Nina Botting
Nina Botting
as Bobbie Wickham
Brian Haines
Brian Haines
as Sir Cuthbert Wickham
Constance Novis
Constance Novis
as Cora Bellinger
Michael Poole
Michael Poole
as Prof. Cluj
Zulema Dene
Zulema Dene
as Aneta Cluj
Anatol Yusef
Anatol Yusef
as Sydney Blumenfield
David Blake Kelly
David Blake Kelly
as Enoch Simpson
Scilla Stewart
Scilla Stewart
as Pianist
Nicholas Selby
Nicholas Selby
as Uncle George
Charles Millham
Charles Millham
as Freddie Widgeon
Cheryl Pay
Cheryl Pay
as Mavis
Georgia Allen
Georgia Allen
as Hildegarde
Kelly Cryer
Kelly Cryer
as Myrtle
Ruth Burnett
Ruth Burnett
as Beryl
Ben Davis
Ben Davis
as Harold Harmsworth
James Patten
James Patten
as Ted Tucker
Beryl King
Beryl King
as Mrs Penworthy
Margaret Lawley
Margaret Lawley
as Serving Lady
Peter Hughes
Peter Hughes
as Headmaster
Neil Hallett
Neil Hallett
as Seppings
Joan White
Joan White
as Old Woman
Henry Power
Henry Power
as G G Simmons
Declan Traynor
Declan Traynor
as P K Purvis
Vivian Pickles
Vivian Pickles
as Aunt Dahlia
Catherine Livesey
Catherine Livesey
as Housemaid
Alan Gilchrist
Alan Gilchrist
as Constable
John Atkinson
John Atkinson
as President
Ian Price
Ian Price
as Member
Michael Irwin
Michael Irwin
as Footman
Philip Shelley
Philip Shelley
as Biffy
Robert Aldous
Robert Aldous
as Manager
Steph Bramwell
Steph Bramwell
as Thompson
Phillip Reader
Phillip Reader
as Superintendant
Christopher Whittingham
Christopher Whittingham
as Sergeant
Natalie Abbott
Natalie Abbott
as Chambermaid
Jenny Whiffen
Jenny Whiffen
as Mabel
Lucy Blair
Lucy Blair
as Chorus Girl
Salli Randi
Salli Randi
as Chorus Girl
John Levitt
John Levitt
as Mangelhoffer
John Rutland
John Rutland
as Henberry
Cynthia Grenville
Cynthia Grenville
as Aunt Hilda
Gordon Salkilld
Gordon Salkilld
as Station Master
Raymond Young
Raymond Young
as Porter
Marlene Sidaway
Marlene Sidaway
as Pub Landlady
Colin Pinney
Colin Pinney
as Butler
Hubert Rees
Hubert Rees
as Sir Reginald
Sonia Graham
Sonia Graham
as Lady Dalgleish
Charlotte Avery
Charlotte Avery
as Mabel
Moyra Fraser
Moyra Fraser
as Lady Malvern
Kim Huffman
Kim Huffman
as Pauline
Gordon Sterne
Gordon Sterne
as Diner
Ellen Sheean
Ellen Sheean
as Diner
Daniel André Pageon
Daniel André Pageon
as Captain
Tessa Churchard
Tessa Churchard
as Girl on Boat
Nick Simons
Nick Simons
as Warden
Morgan Deare
Morgan Deare
as Taxi Driver
Heather Canning
Heather Canning
as M. Rockmetteller
Deirdre Harrison
Deirdre Harrison
as Waitress
Mary Ellen Ray
Mary Ellen Ray
as Landlady
Matt Zimmerman
Matt Zimmerman
as Birdsburger
Bill Reimbold
Bill Reimbold
as Birdsburger
Douglas W. Iles
Douglas W. Iles
as Birdsburger
Mac McDonald
Mac McDonald
as Birdsburger
Paul Springer
Paul Springer
as Cabbie
Nicholas Hewetson
Nicholas Hewetson
as Cyril
Greg Charles
Greg Charles
as Corky
Dena Davis
Dena Davis
as Muriel
David Crean
David Crean
as George Caffyn
John Cassady
John Cassady
as Prysock
Joel Cutrara
Joel Cutrara
as Tradesman
Elaine English
Elaine English
as Secretary
Anatol Yusef
Anatol Yusef
as Sydney Blumenfield
John Boulter
John Boulter
as Flowerdew
Leigh Miles
Leigh Miles
as Chorus Girl
Claire Alexander
Claire Alexander
as Chorus Girl
Jane Sturdy
Jane Sturdy
as Chorus Girl
Diane Holmes
Diane Holmes
as Chorus Girl
Hilary Sesta
Hilary Sesta
as Emmeline
Harriet Reynolds
Harriet Reynolds
as Harriet
Celia Gore-Booth
Celia Gore-Booth
as Myrtle
Sheila Mitchell
Sheila Mitchell
as Charlotte
Harriet Bagnall
Harriet Bagnall
as Hilda
Peter Mair
Peter Mair
as Butler
Fiona Gillies
Fiona Gillies
as Lady Florence
Stewart Harwood
Stewart Harwood
as Oates
David Rolfe
David Rolfe
as Butterfield
Diana Cummings
Diana Cummings
as Mrs Blackett
Lucy Parker
Lucy Parker
as Receptionist
Rachel Robertson
Rachel Robertson
as Charlotte
Colin Higgins
Colin Higgins
as Comrade Butt
Brenda Kempner
Brenda Kempner
as Lady Bittlesham
Ann Queensberry
Ann Queensberry
as Cornelia
Bev Willis
Bev Willis
as Everard
Chris Banks
Chris Banks
as Edward
Roger Frost
Roger Frost
as Speaker
David Peart
David Peart
as Footman
Joss Brook
Joss Brook
as Eustace
Jeremy Brook
Jeremy Brook
as Claude
Deirdre Strath
Deirdre Strath
as Gwladys
Briony Glassco
Briony Glassco
as Elizabeth
Harry Ditson
Harry Ditson
as Slingsby
Marcia Layton
Marcia Layton
as Mrs Slingsby
Janan Kubba
Janan Kubba
as Marion
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Johnson
as Tootle
Jennifer Gibson
Jennifer Gibson
as Nobby
Frederick Treves
Frederick Treves
as Worplesden
Michael Crossman
Michael Crossman
as Billy
Thomasine Heiner
Thomasine Heiner
as Secretary
Gregory Sweeney
Gregory Sweeney
as Reporter
Amy Tolsky
Amy Tolsky
as Reporter
Richard Brake
Richard Brake
as Reporter
John Alexander
John Alexander
as Gorilla
Kristopher Milnes
Kristopher Milnes
as Edwin
Kim McCarthy
Kim McCarthy
as Chorus Girl
Alison Jenkins
Alison Jenkins
as Chorus Girl
Sue Hadleigh
Sue Hadleigh
as Chorus Girl
Anastasia Hille
Anastasia Hille
as Rosie M Banks
Otto Jarman
Otto Jarman
as Blair
Seretta Wilson
Seretta Wilson
as Trixie
Paul Kynman
Paul Kynman
as Porky Jupp
Edmund Dring
Edmund Dring
as Dobson
Walter James
Walter James
as Percy Gorringe
Sylvia Kay
Sylvia Kay
as Mrs Trotter
John Rapley
John Rapley
as Mr Trotter
Peter Howell
Peter Howell
as Magistrate
James Ottaway
James Ottaway
as Mr Burwash
Ian Collier
Ian Collier
as Seppings
Rex Doyle
Rex Doyle
as Pawnbroker
Jon Croft
Jon Croft
as Policeman
Peter Diamond
Peter Diamond
as Policeman
Jim Barclay
Jim Barclay
as Policeman
Julian Cartside
Julian Cartside
as Ginger
Fiona Christie
Fiona Christie
as Magnolia
Geoffrey Drew
Geoffrey Drew
as Vicar
Jack Johnson
Jack Johnson
as Tootle
Emma Hewitt
Emma Hewitt
as Emerald
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Seasons

Season 1

Season 1

Season 2

Season 2

Season 3

Season 3

Season 4

Season 4

Episodes season 1

  • 1x1

    Jeeves takes charge

  • 1x2

    Tuppy and the terrier

  • 1x3

    The purity of the turf

  • 1x4

    The hunger strike

  • 1x5

    Brinkley manor

Episodes season 2

  • 2x1

    Jeeves saves the cow creamer

  • 2x2

    A plan for gussie

  • 2x3

    Pearls mean tears

  • 2x4

    Jeeves in the country

  • 2x5

    Kidnapped!

  • 2x6

    Jeeves the matchmaker

Episodes season 3

  • 3x1

    Bertie sets sail

  • 3x2

    The full house

  • 3x3

    Introduction on broadway

  • 3x4

    Right ho, jeeves

  • 3x5

    Hot off the press

  • 3x6

    Comrade bingo

Episodes season 4

  • 4x1

    Return to new york

  • 4x2

    The once and future ex

  • 4x3

    Bridegroom wanted

  • 4x4

    The delayed arrival

  • 4x5

    Trouble at totleigh towers

  • 4x6

    The ties that bind

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