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Rumpole's Return
A bored Rumpole, living in Florida retirement, uses an inquiry from Phyllida as a pretext to re-establish himself back in chambers.
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A bored Rumpole, living in Florida retirement, uses an inquiry from Phyllida as a pretext to re-establish himself back in chambers.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery, Comedy
Written By:John Mortimer
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Runtime:109 minutes
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Cast
John Glenister
Director
Leo McKern
Horace Rumpole
Albert Welling
Hubert Simpson
Peter Bowles
Guthrie Featherstone
Patricia Hodge
Phyllida Erskine-Brown
James Smith
D.C. Jarwood
Ian Gelder
Nick Rumpole
Deborah Fallender
Erica Rumpole
Moray Watson
George Frobisher
Jonathan Coy
Henry
Derek Benfield
Albert Handyside
Roger Booth
Alderman Pertwee
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