A mail bag stolen in a robbery 15 years ago, is found and the post office decide that the letters should be delivered. A newspaper reporter, accompanied by a post office security officer decide to follow up several of the letters, that...
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| Ronald Howard | ... |
Tony
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Christina Gregg | ... |
Karon
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Wheeler
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Rollenshaw
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Bulldog
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Ronnie
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Mary Laura Wood | ... |
Sandra
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| Noel Trevarthen | ... |
Bob
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Sheila Whittingham | ... |
Jenny
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Ross
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Laidman Browne | ... |
Maxwell
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Briggs
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| Valerie Gearon | ... |
Peggy
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| Valentine Dyall | ... |
Wilson
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John Gabriel | ... |
Matt Little
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Brian Cobby | ... |
Mark
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Preeny
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Bruce Beeby | ... |
Inspector Phillips
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Arnold Bell | ... |
Finch
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Michael Anthony | ... |
Fuller
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| Carl Duering | ... |
Mike
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Lisa Page | ... |
Lola
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Reginald Hearne | ... |
Warder
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| Peter Bennett | ... |
Max
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| Angela Douglas | ... |
Secretary
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Robert Webber | ... |
Wayne
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Janitor
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Gilda Emmanuelli | ... |
Sally
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| Larry Noble | ... |
Tough
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Andrew Kane | ... |
Young Boxer
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| Martin Wyldeck | ... |
Doctor
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| Jim Brady | ... |
Man at Boxing Gym (uncredited)
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George Curtis | ... |
Rollenshaw's Clerk (uncredited)
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| Victor Harrington | ... |
Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited)
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| George Hilsdon | ... |
Man in Boxing Gym (uncredited)
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Arthur Howell | ... |
Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited)
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Philip Johns | ... |
Rollenshaw's Clerk (uncredited)
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Joe Phelps | ... |
Spectator at Boxing Match (uncredited)
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Fred Stroud | ... |
Rollenshaw's Clerk (uncredited)
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Robert Vossler | ... |
Spectator at Boxing Match (uncredited)
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John Wilder | ... |
Spectator at Boxing Match (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Max Varnel | ||
Written by
| Brian Clemens | ... | (story by) |
Produced by
| Edward J. Danziger | ... | producer |
| Harry Lee Danziger | ... | producer |
Cinematography by
| James Wilson | ... | director of photography (as Jimmy Wilson) |
Editing by
| Spencer Reeve | ||
Art Direction by
| Norman G. Arnold | ... | (as Norman Arnold) |
Makeup Department
| Elsie Alder | ... | hairdresser |
| Aldo Manganaro | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| John Draper | ... | production manager |
| Brian Taylor | ... | production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Geoffrey Helman | ... | assistant director |
Sound Department
| George Adams | ... | sound recordist |
| W. Anson Howell | ... | recording supervisor (as W.A. Howell) |
| John Smith | ... | sound editor |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Paddy Aherne | ... | camera operator |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Rene Coke | ... | wardrobe |
Script and Continuity Department
| Phyllis Townshend | ... | continuity |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1961) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- MGM Television (United States) (tv)
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A mail bag stolen in a robbery 15 years ago, is found and the post office decide that the letters should be delivered. A newspaper reporter, accompanied by a post office security officer decide to follow up several of the letters, that could change the lives of the recipients. Written by mike.wilson6@btinternet.com |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Final film of Mary Laura Wood. See more » |
| Crazy Credits | Opening credits are typed as if they are addresses on envelopes. See more » |
| Quotes |
Briggs:
I'm going to frame this. Its only a slip of paper but it changed the course of our lives. See more » |