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"Public Eye" Don't Forget You're Mine (1966)


Overview

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Director:
Kim Mills
Writer:
Roger Marshall (writer)
TV Series:
"Public Eye" (1965)
Original Air Date:
9 July 1966 (Season 2, Episode 2)
Genre:
Crime | Drama
Plot:
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Cast

 (Episode Cast)
Diana Beevers ... Angie
Jane Bond ... Tessa
Alfred Burke ... Frank Marker
David Craig ... Rodney
Paul Dawkins ... Soutar
Pauline Delaney ... Mrs. Jessup
Roy Dotrice ... Donald Scott
Audrey Noble ... Mrs. Muncaster
Sheila Raynor ... Mrs. Corby
Virginia Stride ... Karen Scott
Janet Whiteside ... Woman At Window
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Kim Mills 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Roger Marshall  writer

Produced by
Richard Bates .... producer
 
Production Design by
Richard Harrison 
 
Music Department
Robert Sharples .... composer: theme music (as Robert Earley)
 
Other crew
Richard Bates .... story editor
 

Series Crew
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Directed by
Don Leaver 
William S. Stewart 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
James Andrew Hall  writer
Peter Hall  writer
Anthony Marriott  creator
Roger Marshall  creator

Production Design by
Roger Allan 
Tony Borer 
Allan Cameron 
Alex Clarke 
Harry Clark 
David Ferris 
Norman Garwood 
Frank Gillman 
Bryan Graves 
Graham Guest 
Bill Palmer 
Eric Shedden 
 
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