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Issue Details: First known date: 1966... 1966 The Man in the Mirror
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Film Details - BBC TV , 1966

Producers:

Alan Bromly.

Production Companies:

British Broadcasting Corporation.

Production Designers:

Malcolm Middleton.

Cast:

Incl. Frederick Jaeger (Beaumont Sutton), Ralph Michael (Peter Gilbey), John Bown (Edmund Beatty), Wendy Gifford (Maggie Jones), Philip Locke (Stern), Robert Aldous (Cutler), Keith Anderson (Hale), Vincent Ball (Austin), Frederick Hall (John), Makki Marseilles (Bachmann), Anne Marzell (Judy), Robert O'Neil (Douglas Stroud), Arnold Yarrow (Waldo), George Pravda (Nicholas Cherverski), Dalia Penn (Melitza Konradis), Susanna Carroll (Leonie Gelber), Fred Ferris (Chief Inspector), Winifred Hill (Housekeeper), Joy Hope (Ballet mistress), Sally Lahee (Miss Benton), Susan Maudslay (Janet), Douglas Milvain (Roland Janning), Peter Tremlett (Sobel).

Release Dates:

First telecast in the UK on 15 January 1966.

Notes:

List of episodes and broadcast dates

Episode one (15 January 1966)

Episode two (22 January 1966)

Episode three (29 January 1966)

After the switch of identity. Sutton has been seized by The Ring. And Sanders, with the murder of Austin, has taken his first step towards the twenty-five-million dollars that lie hidden somewhere in London. (Radio Times, 27 January 1966, p.7.)

Episode four (5 February 1966)

The hunt for Sanders is on, and Sutton has escaped from The Ring. But now Sutton has to penetrate beyond the Benton Bureau to track down the elusive Mr. Smith and Mr. Brown. (Radio Times, 3 February 1966, p.7.)

Episode five (12 February 1966)

The search for The Ring's $25 million has widened to include Cherverski and Melitza. But who was waiting at Cranberry Mansions to trap Gregor Sanders? (Radio Times, 10 February 1966, p.7.)

Episode six (19 February 1966)

The race for the treasure is on. But Janning is dead and the vault still unopened–and Stern and his men are still at large. (Radio Times, 17 February 1966, p.7.)


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