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Out of the Unknown: The Sons and Daughters of Tomorrow
As a conclusion to his current series on famous cases, a cynical journalist travels to the East Anglian village of Plampton, to see if he can dig up anything on it's
famous unsolved murder.


Episode Info


Episode number: 4x5
Airdate: Wednesday May 19th, 1971

Director: Gerald Blake
Writer: Edward Boyd (1)
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Guest Stars
William LucasWilliam Lucas
As Shawlor Gascoyne
Malcolm TierneyMalcolm Tierney
As Simon Willows
Margery WithersMargery Withers
As Rosa Cavendish
David GriffinDavid Griffin
As Hamilton White
Pamela SalemPamela Salem
As Jeanette
Arthur PentelowArthur Pentelow
As Wilfred Rossell
Christopher ReynaldsChristopher Reynalds
As Isaiah
Chris TranchellChris Tranchell
As PC Wilkes
Edward Evans (1)Edward Evans (1)
As Tom Palfrey
Brenda KayeBrenda Kaye
As Dr Lesley Clifford
Les ShannonLes Shannon
As Coroner
Brian JacksBrian Jacks
As Undertaker
Peter Willson-holmesPeter Willson-holmes
As Undertaker

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Other Episode Crew

• ProducerAlan Bromly
• Script EditorRoger Parkes
• DesignerDavid Spode
 
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