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Two Gentlemen Sharing
A Curious Love Story! They were as different as BLACK and WHITE... but they had one thing in common!
An insecure Briton and a Briton of Jamaican descent share a London apartment together.
Top Billed Cast
Robin Phillips Roddy Pater
Judy Geeson Jane Archer
Ester Anderson Caroline Harcourt
Hal Frederick Andrew McKenzie
Norman Rossington Phil Carter
Rachel Kempson Mrs. Ashby-Kydd
Ram John Holder Marcus
Hilary Dwyer Ethne Burrows
Daisy Mae Williams Amanda
Elspeth March Mrs Burrows
Philip Stone Mr.Burrows - Ethne's Father
Avice Landone Mrs Pater
David Markham Mr Pater
Shelagh Fraser Helen Narriott - Jane's Mother
Earl Cameron Charles Marriott - Jane's Step-father
Harold Lang Camp Neighbour
Thomas Baptiste Mutt, Moving Man
Linbert Spencer Jeff, Moving Man
Tommy Ansah Negro Driver
Hamilton Dyce Dickson Senior
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