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The Pallisers Season 1 Episode 25

The Pallisers: After Tipto feels slighted by Silverbridge, he humiliates him into wagering 40,000 pounds on The Prime Minister, who comes up lame just before the Derby.

Starring:

Barbara Murray, Bryan Pringle, Donal McCann, Donald Pickering, John Gielgud, Maurice Quick, Moray Watson, Philip Latham, Roger Livesey, Roland Culver, Susan Hampshire

Genre:

Drama

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