
Witness for the Prosecution
1957
as Brogan-Moore
Acting
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1957
as Brogan-Moore

1954
as Chief Inspector Hubbard

1954
as Thomas Fairchild

1959
as Gilbert Dickinson

1955
as H. H. Hughson

1951
as Mr. Foster

1957
as Irving La Salle Jr.

1942
as Maj. Bishop

1942
as 'English' Army Captain

1957
as Colonel Whittingham

1960
as Inspector Byrnes

1965
as Peregrine Upjohn

1974
as Judge

1976
as Jameson

1968
as Dr. Finache

1948
as Prosecuting Counsel

1954
as Lutz

1956
as John T. 'Jack' Blessington

1951
as Archbald Puffin

1968
as Gen. Francis Mayhew

1978
as Mansfield

1952
as General Sir Henry Harrison

1956
as Brig. Russell

1960
as Delton

1967
as Gerald Waverly

1972
as Arthur Frankland

1965
as Jonathan Martin

1966
as J. Fredrick Duval

1961
as Nicolas Constantine

1963
as Colonel Pickering

1961
as Stevens
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