Top Cast
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Robert Beatty
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Fiona Campbell-Walter
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Paul Armon
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Sylvia Chapman
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Shelagh Wilson
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Ellette Mouret
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Rita Gray
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Gillian Ardizzone
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Ann Anderson
Overview
The training and work of a mannequin.
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