Pennies from Heaven

Miniseries

6 episodes · Mar 7, 1978

During the Great Depression, a sheet music salesman seeks to escape his dreary life through popular music and a love affair with an innocent schoolteacher.

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  • Down Sunnyside Lane
    S1E1

    Down Sunnyside Lane

    Mar 7, 197872m

    Arthur Parker is a music salesman with a song in his heart but trouble in his fortunes. On a trip to Gloucester, he meets two people who will change his life: a strange 'gentleman of the road', who plays hymns on a piano accordion and a beautiful young teacher. At home, Arthur's wife Joan waits apprehensively.

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  • The Sweetest Thing
    S1E2

    The Sweetest Thing

    Mar 14, 197878m

    As Eileen tells her schoolchildren their favourite fairytale, song salesman Arthur, Prince Charming in the tale, is coming back to make her his princess. He finds her in a magical forest. His wife Joan wonders if she has left him for good and the mysterious accordion player still haunts the story.

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  • Easy Come, Easy Go
    S1E3

    Easy Come, Easy Go

    Mar 21, 197887m

    Arthur has at last returned home to his anxious, waiting wife, who still cares enough to make a new bargain with him. She reluctantly agrees to finance his record shop.

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  • Better Think Twice
    S1E4

    Better Think Twice

    Mar 28, 197877m

    Arthur and Eileen are both back in London. While he seeks to start his own record shop, country girl Eileen wants the life that begins at Oxford Circus.

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  • Painting the Clouds
    S1E5

    Painting the Clouds

    Apr 4, 197881m

    Arthur and Eileen have disappeared. Joan is receiving strange visits from a police inspector, and the case of the murdered blind girl is to be opened.

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  • Says My Heart
    S1E6

    Says My Heart

    Apr 11, 197884m

    Now wanted for murder, Arthur takes Eileen on the run, hungry, desperate, but still together. They hide in a lonely farmhouse, but he makes a fatal error.

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