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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play.  Joanna Lumley stars in this pacy, racy comedy drama penned by BAFTA winner Michael Aitkins and produced by Verity Lambert; Ian McNeice, Dennis Waterman, Elizabeth Spriggs, Keith Allen and Celia Imrie are among a host of guest stars. Attracting over ten million viewers, Class Act ran for two hit seasons in 1994 and 1995, and the complete series is available here for the very first time on DVD. The aristocratic Kate Swift has been left in trouble and in debt by her wide-boy husband, Duncan; having vanished while under investigation for fraud, he has also left Kate to carry the can. When journalist and key witness Jack Booker implicates her in the crime, Kate is imprisoned for six months. On her release, she is broke, angry, and determined to find her husband. Ready for anything, she forms an unlikely alliance with Booker, an alcoholic, card-carrying coward, and former inmate Gloria O'Grady, a young Australian woman with a special talent for burglary. Wit, instinct, theft and sex become the dubious tools of their trade, as they try to stay out of the red... and out of jail. Actors Joanna Lumley, John Bowe, Nadine Garner, Richard Vernon & Neil McCaul Certificate 15 years and over Year 1994 Screen Fullscreen 1.33:1 Languages English - Dolby Digital (1.0) Mono Duration 11 hours and 40 minutes (approx)

All 14 episodes of the 1990s comedy drama series produced by Verity Lambert and starring Joanna Lumley. Self-centred aristocrat Kate Swift (Lumley) is jailed for six months after taking the rap for her scamster husband. On her release, she enlists the dubious services of her father Sir Horace Mainwaring (Richard Vernon), boozy journalist Jack Booker (John Bowe) and Aussie jailbird Gloria O'Grady (Nadine Garner) in an attempt to track down her wayward husband and keep up the appearance of the champagne lifestyle to which she is accustomed, using any means at her disposal - however sordid or immoral. The series features guest appearances by Ian McNeice, Dennis Waterman, Keith Allen and Celia Imrie.