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Director:
Naomi Capon
Writer:
Tyrone Guthrie (writer)
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Release Date:
10 February 1963 (UK) more

Cast

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Keith Michell ... Gabriel Cordier
Gordon Jackson ... Kenneth Scoones
Derek Francis ... Sir Godfrey Clayton-Brown
Martin Miller ... Davidoff
Marianne Deeming ... Mrs. Davidoff
Bill Nagy ... Birncrantz
Noel Hood ... A Lady Trustee
Erik Chitty ... Chairman of Trustees
Richard Goolden ... A Crusty Trustee
John Barrard ... Bishop
Sheree Winton ... Miss Benedict
Laura Thurlow ... Miss Gregory
Hilary Sesta ... Miss Turner
Dorothy Robson ... Miss Wild
Henry Webb ... Art Museum Attendant
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Country:
UK
Language:
English
Color:
Black and White
Company:
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) more

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