The Portsmouth Defence Trailer (1966)
30 March 1966 Drama, TV Movie 75 mins
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30 March 1966 Drama, TV Movie 75 mins
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Emrys James as Arthur Pickett
Fanny Carby as Ivy Pickett
Deborah Cranston as Marlene
Maureen Ampleford as Maureen
Michael Coles as Anthony Charles Goodwin
Jerome Willis as Detective Sergeant Latcham
The Wednesday Play: The Portsmouth Defence Trailer
United Kingdom 30 March 1966
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