The Night Before The Morning After
1966 · 50 min · Comedy, TV Movie
Susan and Neville begin to have doubts the evening before their wedding.
Directed by Kim Mills · Written by Jack Rosenthal
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Bernard Lee Daniel Whittaker -
Betty Marsden Eva Whittaker -
Julia Foster Susan Whittaker -
Rodney Bewes Neville Starkey -
Trevor Bannister Hughie -
Coral Atkins Girl
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