She Stoops To Conquer - Episode 4 | TV adaption of famous British drama

Hardcastle has an argument with Marlow, whose servants have gotten drunk. Storming away, Hardcastle says he would never have predicted such rudeness from Sir Charles’s son. Marlow is confused by this remark, but at that moment, Kate enters. She finally tells him that they are at Mr. Hardcastle’s house, not at an inn. Marlow is horrified at his error. However, Kate does not yet reveal her true identity, pretending instead to be a poor relation of the family. Marlow announces his departure, and Kate weeps at the news. He is touched to see how much she cares about him.

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Meanwhile, Hasting and Constance's plan to elope is thwarted due to a letter that Tony gives to his mother without thinking. Mrs. Hardcastle is furious and tells Constance she is sending her far away to Aunt Pedigree’s house. Hastings enters and yells at Tony for giving away the secret. Marlow enters and yells at both Tony and Hastings for deceiving him about where he is. Constance is utterly distraught and begs Hastings to stay faithful to her even if they have to wait several years to marry. After Constance leaves, Tony tells Hastings to meet him in the garden in two hours, promising to make it all up to him.

** SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER - by Oliver Goldsmith **
Outspoken, Infuriating and very funny, the Irish writer Oliver Goldsmith both outraged and delighted 18th century London's literary scene. Oliver Goldsmith, the Irish born author of "The Vicar of Wakefield" had some considerable influence on his age, in particular on Herder and Goethe in Germany. "She Stoops to Conquer" is his most successful play.

Directed for television by Tony Britten
Produced by Capriol Films
Cast: Ian Redford, Polly Hemingway, Mark Dexter, Susannah Fielding, Joseph Thompson, Holly Gilbert, Miles Jupp, Roy Marsden, Simon Butteriss
Running time: 5 x 29’, HDTV

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