... short, yet entertaining series will not only be upheld, but enhanced. In Skeleton in the Cupboard, written by Tony Wilmot, Charles Dance was perfectly cast as Robert Smythe, the smooth, confident executive, whose life becomes rudely disrupted by the appearance ...

... and issued a statement to mem bers in this week's issue of its journal. The union denies that the cast which includes Charles Dance deliberately turned against union policy by signing the contracts. Ian McGarry assistant general secret ary said: It has ...

... that the audience will stay rivetted for the remaining two editions. Never mind the compulsive appear ance of blue-eyed Charles Dance, the star attraction is an angelic baby co vered in black body hair. And what a cliff-hanger. Dance has floated the child ...

... between arrogance and intelligent charm as Paul Reisner, the star pupil of the mysterious and sinister Professor Mandry (Charles Dance) whose interest in eugen ics bordered on the murderous. His relationship with Clara, a lab oratory assistant, (another ...

... a flashback snowing us the beautiful Rebecca (Lucy Cohu) and the crucial element of mystery was immediately destroyed. Charles Dance was steely, arrogant and attractive and Emilia Fox as his new bride far too pretty. Faye Dunaway (thrown in, no doubt, ...