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  • Lesley-Anne Down as Miriam wearing an apricot-yellow dressing gown in the 1978 film "The First Great Train Robbery."

    The First Great Train Robbery

    1978

    Costume seen on Lesley-Anne Down as Miriam

  • Glynis Barber as Caroline wearing an apricot-yellow dressing gown and a matching capelet in the 1983 film "The Wicked Lady."
    • Columbia Pictures Corporation

    The Wicked Lady

    1983

    Costume seen on Glynis Barber as Caroline

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This delightful apricot-yellow dressing gown was created for Lesley-Anne Down as Miriam in the 1978 film The First Great Train Robbery. The costume was seen again on Glynis Barber as Caroline in the 1983 film The Wicked Lady, where it was worn with an additional capelet over the original piece.

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This delightful apricot-yellow dressing gown was created for Lesley-Anne Down as Miriam in the 1978 film The First Great Train Robbery. The costume was seen again on Glynis Barber as Caroline in the 1983 film The Wicked Lady, where it was worn with an additional capelet over the original piece.

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This delightful apricot-yellow dressing gown was created for Lesley-Anne Down as Miriam in the 1978 film The First Great Train Robbery. The costume was seen again on Glynis Barber as Caroline in the 1983 film The Wicked Lady, where it was worn with an additional capelet over the original piece.

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