England, Summer, Sunday Trailer (1976)
31 January 1976 Drama, TV Movie 30 mins
A play from 1976
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31 January 1976 Drama, TV Movie 30 mins
A play from 1976
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Renee Goddard as Helen
John Horsley as Colonel
Will Knightley as John
Charles Pemberton as Sergeant
Robert Urquhart as Morris
Chris Thomson Director
Barry Newbery Production Designer
Anne Head Producer
Alan Seymour Script Editor
Chris Thomson Writer
United Kingdom 31 January 1976
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