Five years, and a chance meeting later, Penny's feelings are rekindled, feelings that she thought were gone forever. Certain items can take longer to source than the estimated week, particularly during busy trading periods and may take longer to arrive at our warehouse. Whether you're looking for a newly released movie, a TV box set, or even a classic film - you'll find what you need in our categories. When Vince got cold feet and left Penny standing at the altar Penny got on with her life and tried to forget Vince once and for all.

In 'I Don't Want to See You Again', Vince asks Penny to move in with him - but how will they break it to her parents? In it's time it was a lovely antidote to the harsh realities of the early 80s and it is even more of a magical escape from the grim life of 2017 Britain. Entertainment Magpie Limited t/a Music Magpie is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority FRN 775278.With her first marriage only recently over Penny decides it best to keep her feelings in check when she bumps into her old boyfriend Vince - especially since Vince left her standing at the altar alone on their wedding day 7 years before. Rather than take umbrage, he set about creating Penny as a fully-rounded character, not merely a victim or someone there simply to service the jokes. In 'Caught on a Shoulder Strap', Penny comes to the wrong conclusion after seeing Vince and the bride together at a friend's wedding. Half the time you aren't even aware a joke is being set up, something Sullivan is particularly good at.

When Vince got cold feet and left Penny standing at the altar, Penny got on with her life and tried to forget Vince.When you purchase through links on our site we may earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. Five years, and a chance meeting later, Penny’s feelings are rekindled, feelings that she thought were gone forever. Nicholas’ Vince has a touch of the Del Boy about him, Sullivan not always making it clear if he is the cad he often appears, which has the effect of making him a curiously unsympathetic leading man. Taking some time off from detailing the adventures of Del and Rodney, John Sullivan instead turned his attentions to Vince (Paul Nicholas) and Penny (Jan Francis) for Just Good Friends (Eureka TV), the BBC One romantic comedy which pitched viewers into the lives of a once-engaged couple whose relationship had ended when bridegroom Vince failed to turn up to his wedding.