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The 7th Man ()


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A petty crook can't believe his eyes when he recognises Goodwin in a local café in Spain. Has he just seen a ghost or is this the gangster who stole part of the gold bullion heist some 40 years ago.

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Aneirin Hughes ...
Clive Fox
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Charlie Snow
Michael Austin ...
Jim Goodwin (aka. Mr. George)
Neil Page ...
Johnny Day
James Harris ...
Pedro
John Jenner ...
Detective Steve Adams
Ian M. Court ...
Crime Scene Investigator
Michael Fields ...
The Lodger
David Bounds ...
Stefan
Sion Bailey ...
Drunken Begger
Peter Davies ...
The Mechanic
Darren Moore ...
Detective
Michael Brunnock ...
Tony Ross
Lynette Thorpe ...
Jenny
Fred Stacey ...
Danny Goodwin
Chris Millington-Woods ...
Sam Khan
Nikky Rae ...
Stacy Goodwin
Rob Murphy ...
Sam
Stacey Thornhill ...
Dancer
Lou Lomax ...
Working Girl
Leigh Alliss ...
Simon Hardcastle
Luke Frater ...
Armed Response Officer

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Michael Wisniewski
Michael Austin ... (Michael Wisniewski)

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Kevin Powis ... ()

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Michael Austin ... producer (creditOnly)
Michael Wisniewski ... producer

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James Harris

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Fred Stacey ... director of photography

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Michael Wisniewski

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Fred Stacey ... visual effects artist

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Paul Beadle ... music

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Tony Jopia ... poster maker

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Plot Summary
Taglines Longline: When his buried gold bars are on the verge of being discovered, a retired thief must return to the UK avoid old adversaries and a crazed gold-hunter to recover the gold and make his escape before the authorities realise he is on UK soil. See more »
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Budget GBP250,000 (estimated)

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