The Moonraker
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Swashbuckling tale of Cavaliers and Roundheads, with a Scarlet Pimpernel slant, described by the author as “a romance of the Exeter-road of the 1650 period”. (Richmond Herald 2nd February 1946, page 9.) Initially called THE MOONRAKER, it reappeared in 1947 as LADY OF THE NIGHT but subsequently reverted to its original title.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| A Staff Officer | Julian Somers |
|---|---|
| Anne Beaumont | Jean Kent |
| Captain Wilcox | Robert Hunter |
| Corporal Murdoch | James Page |
| Edmund Tylor | Gerald Lawson |
| Henry Strangways | Howard Lamb |
| Humphrey Parfitt | Paul Whitsun-Jones |
| Judith | Helen Misener |
| Meg | Monica Cairns |
| The Earl of Dawlish (‘The Moonraker’) | Griffith Jones |
| Trooper Brace | Brian Campbell |
| Trooper Fearon | Alexander Harris |
| Trooper Fearon (Replacement) | William Moore |
Crew | |
| Designer | Peter Hildesley |
| Director | Terence De Marney |
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