06 Oct 1961
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Top Billed Cast
Roger Moore Thomas Grace / Inspector Fulbright
Malcolm McDowell Bernard Drake / Ian Morrissey
Nancy Allen Jessie Gallardo
Jackson Davies Lt. Powers
Eric McCormack Jack Sullivan
Kevin McNulty Curruthers
Mina E. Mina Lawrence Rashad
Don MacKay Henry Graham
Bernard Cuffling CNSL Thackery
Wendy Van Riesen Ingrid
Sheila Paterson Old Woman
Teryl Rothery Henry's Secretary
Jessica Van der Veen '40s Secretary
Scott Bellis Boris
Roger Cross McKinnon
Antony Holland Pathologist
David Glyn-Jones Printer
Douglas Arthurs Young Monk
Larry Musser Herbert March
Roman Podhora Walter Tilley
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