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• Jon Pertwee (links | edit)
• Leslie Phillips (links | edit)
• List of ship names of the Royal Navy (links | edit)
• The Navy Lark (links | edit)
• Bridport (links | edit)
• List of fictional ships (links | edit)
• West Bay, Dorset (links | edit)
• List of fictional islands (links | edit)
• HMS Portchester Castle (K362) (links | edit)
• Gordon Jackson (actor) (links | edit)
• Cecil Parker (links | edit)
• List of British comedy films (links | edit)
• Wanda Ventham (links | edit)
• Tommy Reilly (harmonica player) (links | edit)
• Cardew Robinson (links | edit)
• List of films based on radio series (links | edit)
• Jim Morahan (links | edit)
• Clive Morton (links | edit)
• The Beggar's Opera (film) (links | edit)
• Sid Colin (links | edit)
• Walton Studios (links | edit)
• HMS Reedham (M2723) (links | edit)
• List of films: N–O (links | edit)
• Odette (1950 film) (links | edit)
• Yangtse Incident: The Story of H.M.S. Amethyst (links | edit)
• James Moody (composer) (links | edit)
• Sunny (1941 film) (links | edit)
• Reginald Beckwith (links | edit)
• Victoria the Great (links | edit)
• Spring in Park Lane (links | edit)
• Herbert Wilcox (links | edit)
• Harold Kasket (links | edit)
• High Treason (1929 British film) (links | edit)
• Gordon Harris (actor) (links | edit)
• I Live in Grosvenor Square (links | edit)
• Yellow Canary (film) (links | edit)
• List of British films of 1959 (links | edit)
• Ronald Shiner (links | edit)
• Forever and a Day (1943 film) (links | edit)
• The Courtneys of Curzon Street (links | edit)
• Irene (1940 film) (links | edit)
• A Yank in Ermine (links | edit)
• Derby Day (1952 film) (links | edit)
• Dawn (1928 film) (links | edit)
• Front Page Story (links | edit)
• These Dangerous Years (links | edit)
• The Lady Is a Square (links | edit)
• Third Time Lucky (1949 film) (links | edit)
• They Flew Alone (links | edit)
• Tom Brown's Schooldays (1951 film) (links | edit)