29 July 1965 Drama, Comedy, TV Movie 74 mins
Satirical play in which businessmen want to destroy Westminster Abbey to make way for a bypass.
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Derek Francis as Lord Barnett
John Rae as Sir Gregory Devlin
John Welsh as Sir Robert Challoner
Henry McGee as Sir Peter Watling
John Harvey as Sir Alfred Page
Suzanne Mockler as Jane Page
Pamela Ann Davy as Louise Blakenheath
Kenneth Fortescue as Arnold Fitzgerald
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United Kingdom 29 July 1965
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