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The Chief Mourner
"Suppose you heard I was someone you couldn't possibly approve of." For a successful man with public responsibilities Alan Berry is strangely reluctant to help the police when his wife is murdered.
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"Suppose you heard I was someone you couldn't possibly approve of." For a successful man with public responsibilities Alan Berry is strangely reluctant to help the police when his wife is murdered.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:John Elliot
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Runtime:70 minutes
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Cast
Ben Rea
Director
Richard Pasco
Alan Berry
Suzan Farmer
Fay Cooper
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
Marjorie Berry
Sara Clee
Emma Berry
David King
Detective Chief Superintendent Richards
Norman Wooland
Tim Featherstone
Jon Laurimore
Mike Hargreaves
Brian Peck
Harry Drury
Graham Weston
Detective Inspector Wood
Jeffrey Segal
Freddy Ware
Geoff Hannan
Detective Sergeant Kealing
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