Happy Foyle’s Friday! We’re counting down to the February 2 premiere of Foyle’s War, Series 9 on http://acorn.tv/ by celebrating some of our favorite moments between DCS Foyle and Sam.
This week’s installment of Foyle & Sam through the Years features their very first meeting in Series 1, Episode 1: The German Woman.
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Here we are. The recent digging-up of quality unseen material by @sunabashedcollector inspired me to a mission of discovery. And Getty Images delivered once again.
The credit goes to Michael Putland for this puckish shot promoting The Comedy of Errors (1983). His special interest is snapping rock and pop musicians in the throes of what they do. And so it’s likely that we owe this Kitchen gem to Roger Daltrey’s presence in the cast (as Dromio) alongside Mr K. But nobody’s complaining. Here it is, and ain’t it nice?
For your enjoyment, I include a few more curly Comedy of Errors shots.
