Movie: The Jubilee Pudding: 70 Years in the Baking

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Mary Berry
Mary Berry

Self - Host & Judge

Camilla Shand
Camilla Shand

Self

Matt Adlard
Matt Adlard

Self - Judge

Jane Dunn
Jane Dunn

Self - Judge

Monica Galetti
Monica Galetti

Self - Judge

Rahul Mandal
Rahul Mandal

Self - Judge

Roger Pizey
Roger Pizey

Self - Judge

Regula Ysewijn
Regula Ysewijn

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Jemma Melvin
Jemma Melvin

Self - Baker

Jonathan Pryce
Jonathan Pryce

Self - Narrator

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