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"The Cheaters" The Case of George Peterson (1962)


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Director:
Bill Lewthwaite
Writers:
Brian Clemens (writer)
David Nicholl (writer)
TV Series:
"The Cheaters" (1960)
Original Air Date:
5 May 1962 (Season 2, Episode 20)
Genre:
Mystery See more »
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Cast

 (Episode Cast) (in credits order)

John Ireland ... John Hunter
Robert Ayres ... Walter Allen
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Michael Balfour ... Freddy
Robert Dorning ... Mr. Cuthbert
Ann Hanslip ... Walter Allen's Secretary
Anton Rodgers ... Barman
Kevin Stoney
John Stuart ... Inspector
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Bill Lewthwaite 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Brian Clemens  writer
David Nicholl  writer

Produced by
Edward J. Danziger .... producer
Harry Lee Danziger .... producer
 
Cinematography by
Walter J. Harvey (director of photography) (as Jimmy Harvey)
 
Production Management
Brian Taylor .... production supervisor
 
Music Department
Bill LeSage .... composer: main title theme
Bill LeSage .... performer: main title theme
Ronnie Ross .... musician (uncredited)
 

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Additional Details

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Language:
English
Color:
Black and White
Aspect Ratio:
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Sound Mix:
Mono
Company:
Danziger Productions Ltd.See more »

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