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The cast of Uneasy Terms - 1948 includes: Alex Bernard as Bar Attendant at Mardene Club William Bridger as Brighton Police Constable Faith Brook as Viola Alardyse Harry Brooks as Rosy Clifford Buckton as Brighton Police Sergeant Paul Carpenter as Windy Nicholls Terence de Marney John England as Wilkie Doreen English as Bit Part Patricia Goddard as Patricia Alardyse Mary Horn as La Valliere Barry Jones as Inspector Gringall Moira Lister as Corinne Alardyse Lionel Newbold as Country Doctor Marie Ney as Honoria Wymering Raphael Norman as Dark Spinney Police Sergeant Nigel Patrick as Lucien Donnelly Gordon Plunkett as 2nd Croupier Tony Quinn as Patrick Michael Rennie as Slim Callaghan George Rigby as Waiter at Mardene Club John Robinson as Brighton Detective Inspector Chick Rolfe as George Roy Russell as Col. Stenhurst Joy Shelton as Effie Mark Stone as Profiteer George Street as Brighton Police Inspector Sydney Tafler as Maysin
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