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The Death Policy |
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Jenny Frifth: |
Barbara Feldon |
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Paul Tanner: |
Robert Powell |
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Toni Tanner: |
Linda Thorson |
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Jack Hardisty: |
T P McKenna |
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Mrs Bradley: |
Mary Wimbush |
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The Old Man: |
John Boswall |
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Doctor: |
Ivor Roberts |
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Hotel Clerk: |
Howard Rawlinson |
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Minister: |
Ronald Mayer |
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Waiter: |
David Billa |
The American interest in this story is provided by actress Barbara Feldon as a young newlywed drawn into Robert Powells clutches. Powell acts the perfect gentleman, outwardly a charmer, but hiding the schemer beneath. Feldon is allocated the victims role in the plot, but begins to have suspicions as to her husbands true intentions. Is anything really what it seems to be? With plot twists here and there, it's easy to try and predict what's to follow, but Clemen's is a master of pulling the wool over your eyes. With the use of an ingenious plot device using T P McKenna in what's essentially a bit part, he's able to fit a far more elaborate story into the confines of this short playlet. A superb opener to this classic series
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Designed by: |
Bryan Holgate |
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Produced by: |
John Sichel |
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Directed by: |
Bill Hays |
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Broadcast: UK 14/04/73 US 18/01/73
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Standard UK version was broadcast on 10- 08- 96 by |
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no known video release in either the UK or US
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