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Henry Man
Henry Man

Lee

Benjamin Whitrow
Benjamin Whitrow

Father

Angela Morant
Angela Morant

Mother

Pasquale Perrino
Pasquale Perrino

Maitre d'

Philip Jackson
Philip Jackson

Bernard

Harold Innocent
Harold Innocent

Marjory

Pete Postlethwaite
Pete Postlethwaite

Attendant in Art Gallery

Stan Richards
Stan Richards

Man in Art Gallery

Harry Markham
Harry Markham

Harry

Jackie Shinn
Jackie Shinn

Jackie

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