BBC News at Six O'Clock 1984

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The BBC's early evening news programme.

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Directeur
Chris Cook
Gerry O'Sullivan
Artistes
George Alagiah
as Self - Newsreader
Fiona Bruce
as Self - Newsreader
as Self - Newsreader
Huw Edwards
as Self - Newsreader
Natasha Kaplinsky
as Self - Presenter
as Self - Newsreader
Matt Frei
as Self - Newsreader
Nicholas Witchell
as Self - Newsreader
Kate Silverton
as Self - Newsreader
Peter Gibbs
as Self - Weather Presenter
Mishal Husain
as Self - Newsreader
Daniel Sandford
as Self - Home Affairs Correspondent
Ben Brown
as Self - Presenter
Hugh Pym
as Self - Business Correspondent
Boris Johnson
as Self - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Nick Robinson
as Self - Political Editor
Vicki Young
as Self - Political Correspondent
Frank Gardner
as Self - Security Correspondent
Daniel Corbett
as Self - Weather Presenter
Rory Cellan-Jones
as Self - Technology Correspondent
Laura Kuenssberg
as Self - Political Correspondent
Sophie Hutchinson
as Self - Health Correspondent
Paul Wood
as Self - Defence Correspondent
Reeta Chakrabarti
as Self - Political Correspondent
Matt Hancock
as Self - Health Secretary
Dermot Murnaghan
as Self - Presenter
Jane Hill
as Self - Presenter
Wyre Davies
as Self - Wales Correspondent
David Sillito
as Self - Arts Correspondent
June Kelly
as Self - Home Affairs Correspondent
Mark Simpson
as Self - Reporter
Mark Mardell
as Self - Europe Editor
Danny Savage
as Self - Correspondent
Tom Symonds
as Self - Transport Correspondent
Rajesh Mirchandani
as Self - Reporter
Luisa Baldini
as Self - Reporter
Tony Blair
as Self - Prime Minister
Chris Whitty
as Self - Chief Medical Officer
Susan Hopkins
as Self - Public Health England Adviser
Fergus Walsh
as Self - Medical Correspondent
Sue Lawley
as Self - Newsreader
Jon Sopel
as Self - Presenter
Jeremy Corbyn
as Self - Labour Leader
Chris Fawkes
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Menzies Campbell
as Self - Liberal Democrat Leader
Judith Moritz
as Self - Correspondent
Robert Hall
as Self - News Correspondent
Lorna Gordon
as Self - Correspondent
Richard Bilton
as Self - Special Correspondent
Jon Braine
as Self - Reporter
David Cameron
as Self - Conservative Leader
Justin Webb
as Self - North America Editor
Nick Miller
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Emily Maitlis
as Self - Newsreader
Jonathan Van Tam
as Self - Deputy Chief Medical Officer
Patrick Vallance
as Self - Chief Scientific Adviser
as Self - Weather Presenter
Jill Dando
as Self - Newsreader
Theresa May
as Self - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Catherine Marston
as Self - Correspondent
David Willis
as Self - California Correspondent
Jon Kay
as Self - Correspondent
John Pienaar
as Self - Deputy Political Editor
Alex Deakin
as Self - Weather Forecaster
David Shukman
as Self - Environment and Science Correspondent
Richard Scott
as Self - Correspondent
Tom Heap
as Self - Rural Affairs Correspondent
Andrew Cassell
as Self - Scotland Correspondent
Lizo Mzimba
as Self - Entertainment Correspondent
Louise Lear
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Alex Forsyth
as Self - Political Correspondent
Nick Ravenscroft
as Self - Correspondent
Razia Iqbal
as Self - Arts Correspondent
Alison Holt
as Self - Reporter
Des Browne
as Self
Liam Fox
as Self
John Humphrys
as Self - Newsreader
King Charles III
as Self
George W. Bush
as Self - Eulogy Reader for his father (Former US President)
Chris Lowe
as Self
Jeremy Paxman
as Self
Anna Ford
as Self - Newsreader
as Self
Darren Bett
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Gavin Hewitt
as Self - Special Correspondent
Margaret Gilmore
as Self - Home Affairs Correspondent
as Self - Conservative
Orla Guerin
as Self - Africa Correspondent
Mike Sergeant
as Self - Correspondent
Navdip Dhariwal
as Self - Correspondent
Claire Marshall
as Self - Reporter
John Reid
as Self - Home Secretary
Kevin Geary
as Self - Sport News Correspondent
James Munro
as Self - Sports Correspondent
John Moylan
as Self - Europe Business Reporter
Anton Setchell
as Self - ACPO Domestic Extremism
Mark Easton
as Self - Home Editor
Helen Willetts
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Stephanie Flanders
as Self - Economics Editor
Riz Lateef
as Self
Darcey Bussell
as Self
Will Gompertz
as Self - Arts Editor
Joe Biden
as Self
Meghan Markle
as Self
as Self
Sajid Javid
as Self - Home Secretary
Dominic Cummings
as Self
Simon Stevens
as Self - Chief Executive, NHS England
Stephen Powis
as Self - National Medical Director, NHS England
Maria Abdul
as Self - Eyewitness
Betty Amposta
as Self - Local Resident
Vanessa Abdul
as Self - Eyewitness
Tom Burridge
as Self - News Correspondent
Pauk Littlejohn
as Self - Eyewitness
Daniela Relph
as Self - Reporter
Adam Brookes
as Self - Washington Correspondent
Mark Thompson
as Self - BBC Director General
Mickey Paramasivan
as Self - Resident
Kaye Medcalf
as Self
Ian Blackford
as Self - PMQ's Questioner (SNP)
Jay Wynne
as Self - Weather Presenter
Turufat Yilma
as Self - Resident
Alison Saunders
as Self - Director of Public Prosecutions
Gregory Campbell
as Self - PMQ's Questioner (DUP)
Simone Williams
as Self - Nurse
Keir Starmer
as Self - Contributor (Shadow Brexit Secretary)
Shami Chakrabarti
as Self
Stuart Cundy
as Self - Metropolitan Police
David Larter
as Self - US Navy Veteran
Dominic Wilkinson
as Self - Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Eni Aluko
as Self
Nicholas Paget-Brown
as Self - Leader, Kensington and Chelsea Borough Council
Nicky Morgan
as Self - Contributor (Conservative)
Jim Longhurst
as Self
Sadiq Khan
as Self - Mayor of London
Royce Embanks
as Self - Mayor of Madras
Peter Bone
as Self - Conservative
Sawsan Chouciar
as Self
Guto Harri
as Self - Political Correspondent
Stephen Pound
as Self - Labour
Ahmed Chellat
as Self
Karen Carter
as Self - Interviewee (had genome scanned to help cure her cancer)
Christine McGourty
as Self - Reporter
Tom Brake
as Self - House of Commons Commission
Christine
as Self - Resident
Tilly Young
as Self - had genome scanning to see the cause of her genetic disease
Eddie Daffarn
as Self - Resident
Arlo Young
as Self - brother of tilly who had genome scanning to see the cause of her genetic disease
Hana Young
as Self - Interviewee (Tilly's mother, who along with her daughter had genome scanning to see the cause of her genetic disease)
Julian Redhead
as Self - Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
John Chisholm
as Self - Contributor (Chair, Genomics England)
Susana Walker
as Self
Matthew Hedges
as Self - Interviewee
Samia Badani
as Self - Resident
Daniela Tejada
as Self - Interviewee (Matthew Hedges' Wife)
Elaine Dunkley
as Self - Correspondent
Oscar Millan
as Self - Eyewitness
Andrew Newton
as Self - Interviewee (had MS and has more costs for his care and lives in North Yorkshire)
David Collins
as Self - Former Chair of Grenfell Residents Association
Michael Angove
as Self - Interviewee (council helped wife, Michelle, get back to normal after fall)
Jose Farria
as Self - Resident of Adair Tower
Michelle Angove
as Self - Interviewee (council helped her get back to normal after fall)
Nick Hurd
as Self - Policing and Fire Minister
Richard Webb
as Self - Contributor (North Yorkshire County Council)
Jim Fitzpatrick
as Self - Parliamentary Fire Safety and Rescue Group
Terry Morgan
as Self - HS2 and Crossrail Chairman
Russ Timpson
as Self - Tall Buildings Fire Safety Network
Adina Campbell
as Self - Reporter (Community Affairs Correspondent)
Martin Kealy
as Self - Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers
Michael Braithwaite
as Self - Interviewee (former special needs teaching assistant, stopped from working when immigration rules changed)
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (US President)
Lucy Manning
as Self - Special Correspondent
John Major
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former British Prime Minister)
Angela Merkel
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (German Chancellor)
Michael Buerk
as Self - Reporter
Andrew Harvey
as Self
Mike Gatting
as Self
as Self - Newsreader
Michael Fish
as Self - Weatherman
Philip Hayton
as Self - Newsreader
Ian McCaskill
as Self - Weatherman
Peter Cockroft
as Self - Weatherman
Greg Wood
as Self - Business Correspondent
Tim Tucker
as Self - Editor, 'The Band' Magazine
James Landale
as Self - Chief political correspondent
Judi Dench
as Self
Jo Coburn
as Self - Correspondent
John Hammond
as Self - Weatherman
Anne Turner
as Self
Edward Turner
as Self
Sophie Pandit
as Self
Ludwig Minelli
as Self
Jessica Wharton
as Self
Hilary Swank
as Self - Actress
Helen Mirren
as Self - Oscar Nominee
Cristiano Ronaldo
as Self - Manchester United
as Self - Documentary Maker
Sally Nugent
as Self - Reporter
José Mourinho
as Self - Chelsea Manager
Andrew Pierce
as Self - Daily Telegraph
Mohamed Al-Fayed
as Self
Bethany Marshall
as Self - US Psychologist
Caroline Hawley
as Self - News Correspondent
Andy Murray
as Self - British Tennis Number One
Evan Davis
as Self - Economics Editor
Ségolène Royal
as Self - Socialist Candidate
Paul Wolfowitz
as Self - World Bank President
Trevor Phillips
as Self - Equalities Review Chairman
Nick Clegg
as Self - Liberal Democrats, Home Affairs
Victoria Nuland
as Self - US Ambassador to NATO
David Miliband
as Self - Environment Secretary
Gordon Corera
as Self - Security Correspondent
Peter Taylor
as Self - Reporter
Antony D. Lane
as Self
David Davis
as Self - Conservative, Home Affairs
Martinus van Schalkwyk
as Self - South Africa Environment and Tourism Minister
Martin Bottomley
as Self - Greater Manchester Police
Anjem Choudary
as Self - Former Al-Muhajiroun Leader
Angus Nicolson
as Self - Western Isles Council
Will Lewis
as Self - Daily Telegraph Editor
David Steel
as Self - Liberal Democrat
Zoe Keddie
as Self - Audit Commission
Richard Dannatt
as Self - Chief of General Staff
François Bayrou
as Self - French Presidential Candidate
Richard Caborn
as Self - Sports Minister
Larry Seidlin
as Self - Judge
Cynthia Fleming
as Self - BBC Concert Orchestra
Philip Sellwood
as Self - Energy Saving Trust
Sue Littlemore
as Self - Social Affairs Correspondent
Stewart Purvis
as Self - Former ITN Chief Executive
Chris Kaufman
as Self - Transport & General Workers Union
Alex Salmond
as Self - Scottish National Party Leader
John Nichol
as Self - Former RAF Navigator
Jeff Bingaman
as Self - Senate Energy Commission
Paul Debenham
as Self - Forensic Analyst
Frank Field
as Self - Labour
Christian von Heymann
as Self - Berlin Charite Hospital
Fiona Trott
as Self - Reporter
Torin Douglas
as Self - Media Correspondent
Tony Lake
as Self - Association of Chief Police Officers
Bob Stewart
as Self - Retired British Army Commander
Jack McConnell
as Self - First Minister of Scotland
Ronnie Hinds
as Self - Fife Returning Officer
Julia Thomas
as Self - Transport 2000
Emma Bull
as Self - Kylie Minogue's Head of Costume
David Loyn
as Self - Baghdad Correspondent
Julie Jones
as Self - Westminster City Council
Mike Wooldridge
as Self - World Affairs Correspondent
David T. Johnson
as Self - US Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission
Gary Richardson
as Self - Operation Trident
Grant Thoms
as Self - Scottish Renewables
Sam Everington
as Self - British Medical Association
Althea Smith
as Self - Police Community Consultative Group
John Sauven
as Self - Greenpeace Director
Jane Landon
as Self - National Heart Forum
Alan Russell
as Self - British Medical Association
John Leahy
as Self - Airbus Commercial Director
Shaukat Aziz
as Self - Pakistani Prime Minister
Charles Clarke
as Self - Former Home Secretary
Stephen Edwards
as Self - Highways Agency
Jeremy Darroch
as Self - BSkyB
Fabian Hamilton
as Self - Labour, Foreign Affairs Select Cttee
Mark Gay
as Self - Sports Lawyer
Bela Arora
as Self - Warwick Business School
David Gordon
as Self - Windsave
Ieuan Wyn Jones
as Self - Plaid Cymru Leader
Graham Groves
as Self - South Central Ambulance Service
Nicola Pearson
as Self - Reporter
Adam Crozier
as Self - Royal Mail Chief Executive
Eldon Anderson
as Self - US Friendly-Fire Pilot's Neighbour
Pat Hawkes
as Self - Brighton & Hove City Council
Nick Harvey
as Self - Liberal Democrat, Defence
Tony Rutherford
as Self - British Fertility Society
Helen McDade
as Self - Pylon Objector
David Morris
as Self - World Whistling Champion
Cressida Dick
as Self - Metropolitan Police
Ken Ritchie
as Self - Electoral Reform Society
Dan Plesch
as Self - Royal United Services Institute
George Gillett
as Self - Liverpool FC Co-owner
Rhodri Morgan
as Self - Welsh Labour Leader
Peter Clarke
as Self - Counter-Terrorism Command
Becky Boden-Wilks
as Self - Debt Advisor
Jeremy Cooke
as Self - Reporter
Alex Bushill
as Self - Reporter
Ann Rossiter
as Self - Social Market Foundation
Clifford Jones
as Self - Aberdeen University
Paul Beaver
as Self - Defence Analyst
Gary Hindle
as Self - Royal United Services Institute
Helen Ball
as Self - Operation Trident, Metropolitan Police
Ashley Highfield
as Self - BBC Future Media
Sangita Myska
as Self - News Correspondent
Alistair Buchanan
as Self - OFGEM Chief Executive
Christopher Macgowan
as Self - Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders
David Broughton
as Self - Trading Standards Institute
Philip Wilkinson
as Self - Former Advisor to the Afghan Government
Kieran Daly
as Self - Flight International
Jonathan Beale
as Self - Washington Correspondent
Nigel Wonnacott
as Self - Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders
Douglas Alexander
as Self - Transport Secretary
James Robbins
as Self - Diplomatic Correspondent
Billy Hayes
as Self - Communication Workers Union
Antony Smith
as Self - Metropolitan Police
Barbara Jones
as Self - Orlando Police Department
Darrell Hair
as Self - Cricket Umpire
John Stevens
as Self - Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner
Susan Hull
as Self - Widow of Lance Corporal Matty Hull
Daniel Boettcher
as Self - Reporter
George N. Gillett Jr.
as Self - Liverpool FC Co-owner
Brian Taylor
as Self - BBC Scotland Political Editor
Roger Harrabin
as Self - Environment Correspondent
Malcolm Wall
as Self - Virgin Media
Michele Dix
as Self - Transport for London
Jim Virdee
as Self - Imperial College, London
Mike Baker
as Self - Education Correspondent
Imran Khan
as Self - Nabeel Hussain's Solicitor
Jonas Trolle
as Self - Stockholm Police
Freema Agyeman
as Self
Russell T. Davies
as Self
Clive Myrie
as Self - Correspondent
Alan Little
as Self - World Affairs Correspondent
Olly Foster
as Self - Sports Correspondent
Branwen Jeffreys
as Self - Health Correspondent
Raymond Buchanan
as Self - Correspondent
Susan Powell
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Collette Hume
as Self - Wales Correspondent
Brian Hanrahan
as Self - Special Correspondent
Dominic Hughes
as Self - Paris Correspondent
James Westhead
as Self - Education Correspondent
Bridget Kendall
as Self
Mark Simpson
as Self - Correspondent
Mihir Bose
as Self - Sports Editor
Louise Minchin
as Self - Newsreader
Pallab Ghosh
as Self - Correspondent
Julia Westcott-Hutton
as Financial Contributor
Nicholas Owen
as Self - Newsreader
Chris Rogers
as Self - Newsreader
Natalie Portman
as Self
George Foreman
as Self - Former World Heavyweight Champion
Mark Radcliffe
as Self
Ricky Hatton
as Self - Former World Champion
John Henshall
as Self
Frazer Hines
as Self
Deborah Watling
as Self
Dick Fiddy
as Self
Philip Morris
as Self
James Cook
as Self - Scotland Correspondent
Michael Palin
as Self
Graham Nash
as Self
as Self
Gareth Southgate
as Self - England Interim Manager
Michael Grade
as Self
Tom Harwood
as Self - Student activist
as Self
Margot McCuaig
as Self - Celtic Supporter
Melvin Benn
as Self - Promoter
Tom Devine
as Self - Historian
Fiona McCormack
as Self - Metropolitan Police
Gavin Hewitt
as Self - Correspondent
Charlotte Hardy
as Self - Mother of Olivia Campbell
Rachel Fawell
as Self - Relative
Patricia Welsh
as Self - Victim
Charlotte Browning
as Self - Matron, Stepping Hill Hospital
Simon Byrne
as Self - Cheshire Police
Gerard Higgins
as Self - Celtic Supproter
Judy Conduit
as Self - Victim
Laura Anderson
as Self - Victim
Paul Nuttall
as Self - UKIP Leader
Diane Green
as Self - Victim
Charlie Massey
as Self - General Medical Council
Joanne Joinson
as Self
Chelsea Clinton
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US First Daughter)
Barack Obama
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US President)
Michelle Obama
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US First Lady)
Hillary Clinton
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US First Lady)
Ivanka Trump
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (US First Daughter)
Bill Clinton
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US President)
Jimmy Carter
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US President)
Al Gore
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US Vice President)
Jill Biden
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US Second Lady)
Dick Cheney
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US Vice President)
Melania Trump
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (US First Lady)
Jeremy Hunt
as Self - Foreign Secretary
Mike Pence
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (US Vice President)
Laura Bush
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Daughter-in-law & Former US First Lady)
Dan Quayle
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US Vice President)
Rosalynn Carter
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US First Lady)
as Self - Work and Pensions Secretary
Lynne Cheney
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US Second Lady)
John Bolton
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (US National Security Advisor)
Mike Pompeo
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (U.S. Secretary of State)
Jeb Bush
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Son)
Margaret Molster
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Daughter-in-law)
John Bercow
as Self - Commons Speaker
Marvin Bush
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Son)
Karen Pence
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (US Second Lady)
Hilary Benn
as Self - Labour MP
Dennis Skinner
as Self - Labour MP
Grant Shapps
as Self - Conservative MP
Neil Bush
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Son)
Ash Dykes
as Self - Adventurer
Andrea Leadsom
as Self - Leader of the House of Commons
Vince Cable
as Self - Liberal Democrat Leader
Sharon Goodman
as Self - Grandmother
Maria Andrews
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Daughter-in-law)
Dawn Butler
as Self - Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities
Marilyn Quayle
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Former US Second Lady)
Damian Green
as Self - Conservative MP
Martin Moore-Bick
as Self - Chair, Grenfell Tower Inquiry
Ranil Jayawardena
as Self - Conservative MP
Joanna Cherry
as Self - SNP MP
Darah Burke
as Self - Manchester Survivors Choir
Doro Bush
as Self - George H.W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Daughter)
Liz Saville-Roberts
as Self - Plaid Cymru Westminster Leader
Bobby Koch
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Son-in-law)
Steve Goodman
as Self - Grandfather
Caroline Lucas
as Self - Green Party MP
Nicholas Burton
as Self - Husband of Maria del Pilar Burton
Oliver Dowden
as Self - Conservative MP
Encore Community Youth Choir
as Themselves
Caroline Spelman
as Self - Conservative MP
Chris Law
as Self - SNP MP
Desmond Swayne
as Self - Conservative MP
Columba Bush
as Self - George H. W. Bush Funeral Attendee (Daughter-in-law)
Tommy Sheppard
as Self - SNP MP
Steve Chambers
as Self
Ann Burke
as Self - Manchester Survivors Choir
Amelia Mae Thompson
as Self - Survivor
Sylvia Hermon
as Self - Independent MP
Catherine Burke
as Self - Manchester Survivors Choir
Patrick Grady
as Self - SNP MP
Philip Hammond
as Self - Chancellor
Julian Smith
as Self - Government Chief Whip
Katherine Downes
as Self - Sports Presenter
Patrick McLoughlin
as Self - Conservative MP
Louise Haigh
as Self - Labour MP
Nigel Dodds
as Self - DUP Westminster Leader
Jenny Chapman
as Self - Labour MP
David Lidington
as Self - Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Nigel Evans
as Self - Conservative MP
Alun Cairns
as Self - Welsh Secretary
Hisam Choucair
as Self - Son and Brother
Karim Mussilhy
as Self - Nephew of Hesham Rahman
Alexi Lubomirski
as Self - Royal Wedding Photographer
as Self - Talking Pictures TV
Barry Cryer
as Self
Shinzo Abe
as Self - Prime Minister of Japan
Ed Davey
as Self - Liberal Democrats Leader
Sarah Cronin-Stanley
as Self - Talking Pictures TV
Michael Maisey
as Self
Tony Hall
as Self
May Parsons
as Self
Margaret Keenan
as Self
Nuala Moore
as Self - Search for fungi the dolphin
Vladimir Putin
as Self - President of Russia
Priti Patel
as Self - Home Secretary
Jason Evans
as Self
Richard Osman
as Self
Brenda Wright
as Self
John Cole
as Political Editor (1981-1992)
as Self - Presenter (1986-1999)
Peter Sissons
as Self - Newsreader (1991-1994)
Sue Saville
as Self - Correspondent (1999-2002)
as Self - Political Editor (2000-2005)
as Self - Presenter (2002-)
Sangeeta Mhaiskar
as Self - Correspondent (2002)
Manisha Tank
as Self - Substitute Presenter (2002)
John Simpson
as Self - World Affairs Editor
as Self - Washington Correspondent
Mary Rhodes
as Self - Sports reporter and presenter (2002 -)
Dan Roan
as Self - Sports Editor
Pete Doherty
as Self - Oasis Fan
Carl Barma
as Self - Spectator (2014)
Paul Hodgson
as Self - Stepfather of Olivia Campbell
Prince William of Wales
as Self
Camilla Queen Consort
as Self
Roger Kiska
as Self - Legal Counsel, Christian Legal Centre
Date de sortie 03 Sep 1984
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