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The Forsyte Saga (1967) Season 1 Episode 9

In Chancery

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AIRED: 3/4/67

Eight more years pass, during which Helene dies and June, now financially independent, strikes out on her own. Monty continues his profligate ways, stealing Winifred’s pearls and sailing for Buenos Aires with a Brazilian dancer. On the advice of her brother Soames, Winifred begins divorce proceedings, regretting that the scandal may affect her son Val, now at Oxford. Young Jo’s daughter, Holly, meets Val, and an attraction is sparked. Meanwhile, Soames meets Annette, a young French woman who would welcome a wealthy husband. Determined to remarry and have a son, Soames seeks out Irene, looking for grounds for divorce.moreless

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Nyree Dawn Porter	Irene Forsyte
June Barry	June Forsyte
Margaret Tyzack	Winnifred Forsyte Dartie
Eric Porter	Soames Forsyte
Kenneth More	Jo Forsyte (Young Jolyon)
John Welsh	James Forsyte

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Sarah Harter	Francie Forsyte	Guest Star
Terence Alexander	Montague Dartie	Recurring Role
Jonathan Burn	Val Dartie	Recurring Role
Suzanne Neve	Holly Forsyte	Recurring Role

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- This episode first aired in the United States on November 30, 1960 on NET which later became PBS.
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