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The Saturday Thriller: Seven Days to Noon

on BBC One London

Starring Barry Jones, Olive Sloane, Sheila Manahan

When the Prime Minister receives a letter, signed by an eminent nuclear scientist, threatening to blow up Parliament, it is at first dismissed as a hoax. But then the scientist disappears - and a bomb that could devastate London is stolen.
Tension mounts rapidly in the desperate search to find both scientist and bomb before the 'seven days' time limit runs out.
(This Week's Films: page 11)

Contributors

Screenplay:
Frank Harvey
Screenplay/Producer/Director:
Roy Boulting
From an original idea by:
Paul Dehn
Producer/Director:
John Boulting
Professor Willingdon:
Barry Jones
Goldie:
Olive Sloane
Supt Folland:
Andre Morell
Ann Willingdon:
Sheila Manahan
Stephen Lane:
Hugh Cross
Mrs Peckett:
Joan Hickson
The Prime Minister:
Ronald Adam

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