But What a Sweet Little Room

Episode aired Dec 14, 1969
Not Rated
50m

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7.7/10

105

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Michael Goodliffe in My Partner the Ghost (1969)

Action Comedy Crime Drama Fantasy Mystery

After Anne Fenwick is killed by gold-digging boyfriend 'Bunny' de Crecy, her niece Julia, unaware of Anne's fate, asks Jeff to locate her, telling him that she attended a seance given by Mad... Read allAfter Anne Fenwick is killed by gold-digging boyfriend 'Bunny' de Crecy, her niece Julia, unaware of Anne's fate, asks Jeff to locate her, telling him that she attended a seance given by Madame Hanska every week. At Jeff's bidding, Jeannie poses as a recent widow wanting news of ... Read allAfter Anne Fenwick is killed by gold-digging boyfriend 'Bunny' de Crecy, her niece Julia, unaware of Anne's fate, asks Jeff to locate her, telling him that she attended a seance given by Madame Hanska every week. At Jeff's bidding, Jeannie poses as a recent widow wanting news of her husband - but Elliot, a man who befriends her, exposes her to Madame Hanska, as Marty ... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

105

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Trivia
References to Anne Fenwick have been dubbed in post-production (this is most notable whenever Mike Pratt refers to her his lips clearly form the 'W' in Fenwick when it should be silent (Fenick) indicating he mispronounced the name.

Goofs
Jeff is taken to a location just outside a football stadium. Football scenes are then shown inside the stadium but these are from two different Wembley matches. In the first a team in red shirts and white shorts is playing a team in all white. This may be from the Manchester United-Leicester City FA Cup Final in 1963. However a few moments later scenes from the 1966 World Cup Final between England and West Germany are shown. Once again there is a team in red shirts and white shorts (England) but the opponents this time are wearing white shirts and black shorts (West Germany).