The Other 'Arf starring Lorraine Chase, John Standing and Patricia Hodge

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Class distinction exists in most countries, but that has never stopped Cinderella from meeting her Prince. The universal appeal of rich-man-falling-for-working-class-girl is the theme of this hit comedy series starring Lorraine Chase and John Standing - leads whose own backgrounds mirror those of their characters. The Other 'Arf was conceived by Terence Howard (who had worked on the celebrated Campari ad campaign which launched the TV career of model Lorraine Chase), and developed by legendary comedy writers Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais (Porridge, Auf Wiedersehen Pet); originally screened in 1980, this first series also stars Patricia Hodge, Natalie Forbes and, in an early TV appearance, Caroline Quentin.

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[lawlessxwp]

she's gorgeous. . . even more so now i think.

[brightonking69]

its amazing how Lorraine has barely aged!

[runforthehills707]

Can't you put on at least one full episode?! Lorraine Chase is still absolutely stunning.

[jrmetmoi]

Wow, the makeup from 1978 to like 1980 was FULL ON like someone in drag! I LOVE it personally.

[dinarathirty]

The lovely Lorraine Chase and her beautiful hair.

[dramaticguy]

I met Lorraine on the set of Emmerdale,she was lovely!

[sdrowe]

I am thrilled this DVD is released and have ordered my copy, can't wait for the other seasons to be released!

[BarnabasFrid]

Could we possibly see a bit of James Villiers?  Please?

[penninefilms]

The theme music to a lot of these 70s and 80s shows are so od.

[EmeraldGemstar09]

Looks good,. Hadn't realised it was from the writers of Porridge and The Likely Lads and Worrever 'Appened To The Likely Lads.