15 December 1961 98 mins
A family gather together as their mother lies dying. Death brings conflicts into sharp focus - not least between brothers Edgar and Richard…
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Leslie Sands as Wilf
Barry Foster as Richard
Nigel Stock as Edgar
Hylda Baker as Auntie Beattie
Olive McFarland as Gillian
Ellen McIntosh as Janet
Don Taylor Director
David Mercer Writer
Frederick Knapman Art Direction
Don Taylor Editor
Don Taylor Producer
United Kingdom 15 December 1961
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