Following the suspicious death of Baroness Audry von Munchen, the fabulous von Munchen relics are to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. In the absence of a legal heir, it looks like all the proceeds will go to her favourite charity - unless a claimant comes forward at the last moment.
| Role | Player |
|---|---|
| Cardinal Bowden: Once the Baroness’s local priest; the Cardinal is here on behalf of the Vatican. Rumour suggests he may become the next Pope. | Matt Reeves |
| Freddie Farr: The Baroness’s lawyer, and also a personal friend for many years. Freddie will decide who inherits the money raised by the auction. | Dave Leach |
| Jeeves: The Baroness’s long-suffering butler, Jeeves will be attending the auction as a mark of respect for his late employer. | David Cheung |
| Lionel Big: The owner of Wartime Antiques, Lionel has a most unpleasant manner. He is T. J. Shade’s main business rival. | Steve Keegan |
| Sir John Bates: A wealthy banker and good friend of the Baroness. Sir John is expected to bid highly in the auction. | Paul Neveux |
| Role | Player |
|---|---|
| Alison Williams: Alison owns a small shop in a neighbouring village. She is unlikely to be able to afford anything here. | Leslie Swiedom |
| Glenda Goodheart: Still an assistant librarian at the age of thirty-four, Glenda must be here out of curiosity, as she surely can’t afford to buy anything. | Yvette Barton |
| Joan Dunn: President of CONS (Care of Newborns Society): a charity which looks after unwanted children from rich backgrounds. It seems CONS will inherit most of Audry’s fortune. | Megan Perks |
| Linda Lovelace: The Baroness’s maid for the past three years. She is out of a job now, as well as being heavily pregnant! | Heather Wolf |
| Role | Player |
|---|---|
| A.B. Burns: Recruited by Freddie Farr to run the auction, A.B. has worked for the family firm of Burns, Burns & Burns for many years. | Lorie Keegan |
| Inspector Clu d'Eau: The detective, who is investigating the death of the Baroness, has never got over the embarrassment of having such a silly name. | Mischelle Curtin |
| Jay da Silva: A rich South American, Jay often travels to Britain on business, and used to visit Audry von Munchen regularly. | Paulette Hopkins |
| Simmie Shade: T.J.’s adopted child, Simmie used to be quite a hellion but, at the age of thirty, has now settled into a promising career in home security. | Julie Marateck |
| Sterling Saunders: An entrepreneur from Soho whose millions were made from the proceeds of an unusual publication called LOVE. | Alex Wolf |
| T. J. Shade: Owner of the famous Shady Regalia Antiques shop in London, which specialises in military artifacts. | Diana Goodwin |