Episode 37— The Edwardians #3: Olive Latimer's Husband
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Robin Bailey
as Sir Charles Weyburn
Kevin Brennan
as Berkeley Ogden MP
Mark Dignam
as Colonel Mapleson-Finch
Bella Emberg
as Nurse Cary
Joan Haythorne
as Mrs. Mapleson-Finch
Bonnie Hurren
as Doris Mapleson-Finch
Barbara Jefford
as Olive Latimer
Ronnie Masterson
as Mrs. O'Connor
John Raven
as Lutz
Sebastian Shaw
as James Morpeth MD
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