An Honourable Retirement Trailer (1979)
British TV-Movie
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Cast
Victoria Burgoyne as Mrs. Phelps
Pat Keen as Mrs. Van Heerden
John Le Mesurier as Edward Brown
Philip Locke as Charles Tranter
Michelle Magorian as Loretta
Hilary Mason as Mrs. Langton
Alan Bodenham as Photographer
International Releases Dates
United Kingdom 04 November 1979
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