Writer:	Anthony Horowitz
Director:	Jeremy Silberston
Star:	Michael Kitchen (Christopher Foyle),  Anthony Howell (Paul Milner),  Honeysuckle Weeks (Samantha Stewart)
Recurring Role:	Julian Ovenden (Andew Foyle)
Guest Star:	Bill Moody (Home Guardsman),  Phoebe Nicholls (Amanda Reece),  Jonathan Tafler (Max Joseph),  Anabelle Apsion (Kate Farley),  Caroline Harker (Jane Hardiman),  Richard Hope (Frank Vaudrey),  Jonathan Moore (Leonard Holmes),  Susan Porrett (Deidre Simms),  Andrew Lee Potts (Dan Parker),  Adrian Lukis (Blake Hardiman),  Richard McCabe (Colin Fowler),  Joanna David (Wendy Powell),  Michael Bertenshaw (Malcolm Powell),  Thom Fell (Mark Wilson),  Jon Rake (Warden [ uncredited ]),  Corin Redgrave (Alistair Rose),  Mary Healey (Edith Bradley),  Nicholas Farrell (James Collier),  Tom Bennett (Matthew Farley)

Locations: much of the filming for The Funk Hole was done at Chilworth Manor, near Guildford, Surrey - used as the hideaway referred to in the title of the episode. In real life, the house is a hotel, and it was also used for an episode of Poirot called Taken at the Flood and in the movie The Wedding Date (2005). (edit)

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Andrew and Sam go to a 6pm showing of "Gone With The Wind" (which is nearly 4 hours long) yet when they come out of the cinema it's still bright daylight. The episode is set in November 1940, when Britain was working on one hour of daylight savings (the famed "double summer time", i.e. GMT + 2 hours, wasn't introduced until 1941) - however in normal circumstances it would get dark in Hastings at around 5pm in November, so if they went to a 6pm showing (GMT+1) it would already be twilight when they went into the cinema, and pitch black when they came out. (edit)

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