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Thunderbirds 1965: The Stately Homes Robberies
Lady Penelope and Parker pursue a pair of criminals who have been robbing stately homes of their valuables to the Tower of London, which they intend to blow up after taking the Crown Jewels.
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Lady Penelope and Parker pursue a pair of criminals who have been robbing stately homes of their valuables to the Tower of London, which they intend to blow up after taking the Crown Jewels.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Family, Fantasy, TV Movie
Written By:Alan Fennell
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Century 21 Films, Pod 4 Films, ITV
Cast
David Elliott
Director
Sylvia Anderson
Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward / Elaine Wickfen / Cynthia (voice)
David Graham
Gordon Tracy / Parker / Beefeater / Newspaper Vendor (voice)
Peter Dyneley
Jeff Tracy / Mr. Charles (voice)
Ray Barrett
Dawkins (voice)
Shane Rimmer
Scott Tracy (voice)
David Holliday
Virgil Tracy (voice)
Stephen La Rivière
NTBS Reporter (voice) (uncredited)
Justin T. Lee
Scott Tracy (voice) (uncredited)
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