When We Are Married

When We Are Married presents a comedic take on relationships, centering on three couples who learn of a legal technicality that nullifies their marriages. The film, based on the play by J.B. Priestley, delves into the chaos and absurdity that ensues from this revelation. With a runtime of 120 minutes, it offers a blend of humor and drama that reflects the era's television style.

As the fifth television adaptation of Priestley's work, this version stands out for its strong performances from a notable cast, including Timothy West and Rosemary Leach. The film captures the essence of British comedy while addressing serious themes of commitment and legality. It serves as a representation of the late 1980s television landscape, appealing to collectors interested in BBC productions and adaptations of classic plays.