Talk:In Which We Serve

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"In Which We Sink"[edit]

The claim relating to this applied title was added by an anonymous IP (67.87.31.22) in Juanry 2006, yet a quick Google for it and "mountbatten" shows only three instances on the Web: this page, one mirror, and the third clearly copies from it. If someone can come up with a contemporary review that uses it, then fine, but it seems like retroactive original research to me. Nick Cooper (talk) 21:38, 25 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

William Hartnell and Michael Anderson - citation[edit]

The account of how Hartnell came to be sacked from and Anderson engaged in his place among the cast had a citation need tag when I first read it. There is no citation in Anderson's article as to his part in this film but there is one in Hartnell's article pointing to a Noel Coward biography by Hoare that is already extensively used. I have added this as a citation but have noted that the page is needed, as all other cites to Hoare's work have pages noted.Cloptonson (talk) 07:52, 28 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]