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The Policeman and the Cook
Murder mystery in a boarding house based on a Wilkie Collins story.
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Murder mystery in a boarding house based on a Wilkie Collins story.
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Genre:Mystery, Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Wilkie Collins, Peter Van Greenaway
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Runtime:55 minutes
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Cast
Alan Gibson
Director
Michael Crawford
Constable Gough
Felicity Gibson
Priscilla Smith
Gwen Ffrangcon Davies
Miss Mybus
Reginald Marsh
Inspector Pennycuick
William Lucas
Sergeant Gribble
Pauline Delaney
Mrs. Crosscapel (as Pauline Delany)
John Normington
Mr. Cramber
Calum Mill
Dr. Macleish
Pamela Moiseiwitsch
Mrs. Jane Zebedee
Tim Curry
Crosscapel
Jill Richards
Betsy
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