Sir Henry at Rawlinson End 44 years old

If a thing is worth doing, it is worth forcing someone else to do it.

Sir Henry Rawlinson attempts to exorcise the ghost of his brother Humbert, who was accidentally killed in a drunken duck-shooting incident.

Credits

Name	Character
Ian McDiarmid He was 36, now 80 years old	as Reg Smeeton
Suzanne Danielle She was 23, now 67 years old	as Candice Rawlinson
Liz Smith She was 58, 95 years old when she died	as Lady Phillipa of Staines
Trevor Howard He was 67, 74 years old when he died	as Sir Henry Rawlinson
Sheila Reid She was 42, now 87 years old	as Lady Florrie Rawlinson
Daniel Gerroll He was 29, now 73 years old	as Ralph Rawlinson
Vivian Stanshall She was 37, 51 years old when she died	as Hubert Rawlinson / Narrator
Patrick Magee He was 58, 60 years old when he died	as Reverend Slodden
Eiji Kusuhara He was 33, 63 years old when he died	as Fortyninesah
Gary Waldhorn He was 37, now 81 years old	as Max
Simon Jones He was 30, now 74 years old	as Joachim
Harry Fowler He was 53, 85 years old when he died	as Buller Bullethead
Denise Coffey She was 43, now 88 years old	as Mrs E
J.G. Devlin He was 73, 84 years old when he died	as Old Scrotum
Ben Aris He was 43, 66 years old when he died	as Lord Tarquin of Staines
Jeremy Child He was 36, now 80 years old	as Peregrine Maynard
Tony Sympson He was 74, 76 years old when he died	as Old Man
Vernon Dudley Bowhay Nowell	as Nigel Nice

Name	Department
Vivian Stanshall as Writer. She was 37 (51) years old when She died	Writing
Vivian Stanshall as Dialogue. She was 37 (51) years old when She died	Writing

If a thing is worth doing, it is worth forcing someone else to do it.