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Spender Christmas Special: Spender is sent to France to escort Tommy Thornton who has been extradited to the UK.
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Written By:Jimmy Nail
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Runtime:92 minutes
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Cast
Matt Forrest
Director
Jimmy Nail
Freddie Spender
Sammy Johnson
Kenneth Norman 'Stick' Oakley
Peter Guinness
Detective Chief Superintendent Gillespie
Tom Bell
Tommy Thornton
Laure Killing
Janet Thornton
Lynn Harrison
Kate Spender
Dawn Winlow
Laura Spender
Ruth Harford
Stewardess
Jean-François Balmer
Inspector Calliere
Tres Hanley
mobster girlfriend
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