Hine is a 1971 British drama television series set in the Middle East which was created by Wilfred Greatorex. The series stars Barrie Ingham as international arms dealer Joe Hine. Paul Eddington portrays Astor Harris, an arms manufacturer with close ties to the British government, and John Steiner plays Hine's personal assistant Jeremy Windsor. Other cast members include Sarah Craze as Hine's secretary Susannah Grey, Colin Gordon as Walpole Gibb, and John Moreno as Frank the Chauffeur. The series premiered on April 7, 1971 on Associated Television. It ran for a total of 13 episodes in a single season, and all are now available on DVD.
Cast Barrie Ingham as Joe Hine Sarah Craze as Susannah Grey Colin Gordon as Walpole Gibb John Steiner as Jeremy Windsor Paul Eddington as Astor Harris John Moreno as Frank the Chauffeur Maxwell Shaw as Rashid Patricia Hamilton as Miss Tarrant Michael Goodliffe as Sir Christopher Pendle Nik Zaran as General Khoury Ann Bell as Liz Hine Stefan Kalipha as Mbusa Arthur Blake as Proprietor / Waiter James Kerry as Dobson Jasmina Hilton as Farah
Episodes
Episode title Original air date (UK) Guest cast "Rifles Are Dangerous" 7 April 1971 John Bay "The Abominable No-Men" 14 April 1971 John Westbrook, Peter Welch, Malcolm Terris "What's Wrong if the Price is Right?" 21 April 1971 Lee Montague, Ann Lynn, Hamilton Dyce, Roger Rowland "The Sterile Weapons" 28 April 1971 Reginald Marsh, Angela Grant, Don McKillop, Peter Cartwright, Arthur White "Caviare and Chips" 5 May 1971 Michael Coles, John Glyn-Jones, Heather Canning, Jack Smethurst "Missiles for Sale, as New - One Owner" 12 May 1971 Hans Meyer, John Ringham, Alan White "The Old School Noose" 19 May 1971 Ronald Lewis, David Burke, John Savident "The Little White Lady" 26 May 1971 Maxine Audley, Claire Nielson, Wolfe Morris, Tom Browne, Tom Marshall, Madeline Smith, Frank Mills, Me Me Lai "To Have and to Hold" 2 June 1971 Michael Gover, Clifford Parrish, Simon Cadell "Comrades in Arms" 9 June 1971 Peter Madden, Rudolph Walker, Oscar James, John Comer "Survival of the Creeps" 16 June 1971 Timothy West, Morris Perry, Frederick Hall, Robert Dorning "Everything I Am I Owe" 23 June 1971 Nigel Hawthorne, Elliott Sullivan, David Baron, Steve Plytas, Veronica Carlson "The Big Package" 30 June 1971 Leonard Maguire, Arnold Diamond, André Maranne
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