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Operation Diplomat is a British film of genre Drama directed by John Guillermin with Guy Rolfe
Operation Diplomat (1953)
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Add to a movie listOperation Diplomat is a 1953 British drama film directed by John Guillermin and produced by Ernest G. Roy.
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A surgeon operating on an unknown patient discovers he is involved in the kidnapping of a British diplomat. When his personal secretary is murdered for revealing the patient's identity, the police are called in.Actors
Guy Rolfe
(Dr. Mark Fenton)
Lisa Daniely
(Lisa Durand)
Patricia Dainton
(Sister Rogers)
Sydney Tafler
(Wade)
Ballard Berkeley
(Inspector Austin)
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