BBC Sunday-Night Play 1960

Drama

BBC Sunday-Night Play is the anthology drama series which replaced Sunday Night Theatre in 1960.

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Regisseur
Naomi Capon
Rudolph Cartier
Darcy Conyers
Schauspieler
Brian Rix
as Bertram Rix
Joby Blanshard
as Commissionaire
as Adam Sylvester
John Bennett
as Zagornetz
Peter Sallis
as Capt. Hardy
William Russell
as Charles Hemington
Larry Noble
as Arnold Piper
Richard Pasco
as Christopher Rokeby
as Commander Dackson
Reginald Jessup
as Lawrence
as Calder
Nigel Stock
as Bruce James
Colin Douglas
as Bob Hulton
Fabia Drake
as Angela Lynton
as Bertram's Dad
Marius Goring
as Laye-Parker
Tony Britton
as Antonio Perez, Secretary of State
Raymond Huntley
as Gilbert Morris
as Charles Venables
as Dr. Myers
as Blind ant
John Barrett
as Cafe Proprietor
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Corporal Little
as Col. Vladimir Talberg
John Ruddock
as Alderman Trotter
John Barrard
as Bishop
Michael Bird
as Bill
Kenneth J. Warren
as Makarov
Barbara Couper
as Belle Schlessinger
Laurence Hardy
as Charles Sharpe
Marion Mathie
as Laura Penham
Dudley Foster
as Ed Horner
Helen Jessop
as Cynthia Hardcastle
Brenda Bruce
as Elaine
Albert Lieven
as General Gunter
Ursula Howells
as Bobbie James
as Lizzie Sedwin
John Carson
as Count Orloff
Patrick Allen
as Capt. Sasha Studzinsky
Derek Francis
as Det. Insp. Brett
Lee Montague
as Benya Krick
Anne Pichon
as Daisy Crompton
Bernard Archard
as Edwin Carrington
Thomas Heathcote
as Councillor Bob Bootle
William Kendall
as Biggs
Jill Dixon
as Bunty Mainwaring
George A. Cooper
as Man on Train
Carmel McSharry
as Mrs. Miller
Barry Letts
as Captain Francis Iredale
William Devlin
as 1st Engineer
as Captain Lesgate
Harold Scott
as Lionel Mather
as Air Marshal Bennendon
Blake Butler
as Clerk
Gretchen Franklin
as Aunt
Roger Croucher
as Dickie Winslow
Kevin Brennan
as Herr Rathke
Donald Eccles
as Harold Clever, Counsel for the Crown
Maurice Durant
as Mr. Dormer
Erik Chitty
as Chairman of Trustees
Bill Horsley
as Charlie
Allan McClelland
as Bannion
Richard Johnson
as Capt. Stanhope
Joseph O'Conor
as Fred Pearce
Moultrie Kelsall
as Berthelein
John Sharp
as Arthur Feltham
Gerald Cross
as 1st Snail
Renny Lister
as Christine Theodor
as Bill
Rosamund Greenwood
as Miss Armitage
Alice Bowes
as Cleaner
as 2nd Lt. Hibbert
Basil Lord
as 'Fiddler' Cole
Peter Mercier
as Clifton Weaver
as Jonathan Hardcastle
as Millie Blunt
Tom Fleming
as Adam MacAdam
Roland Culver
as Charles McAvoy
as Smith
Tom Bell
as Arthur Gaskett
Kenneth Griffith
as Harry
Fay Compton
as Mrs. Flint
John Cairney
as Alan Malory
as Geoff Aubrey
Jack Watling
as Charles Winsor
as Edward Moulton-Barrett
Petra Davies
as Ann Patten
as Helen Saville
Ann Lynn
as Barbara
as Kathie Harland
John Barrie
as Rafe Crompton
Sheila Allen
as Christine
Maureen Pryor
as Dorothy Palmer
Edward Chapman
as Arthur Birling
Anna Wing
as Landlady
Moira Redmond
as Leonie Delt
Maurice Kaufmann
as Albert de Courville
Alan Gifford
as Arthur Fenwick
Margaret Tyzack
as Fenny
Lana Morris
as Esta Muirhead
Mervyn Johns
as Holloway
as Lord Minster
Helen Horton
as Mrs. Prince
Barrie Ingham
as Faulkland
Frank Atkinson
as Albert
as Grace Harvey
as Billy Mitchell
Patsy Rowlands
as Daisy Peacock
John Phillips
as Trifonov
Philip Locke
as Bert Dogg, driver
John Collin
as Albert Dawson
Dandy Nichols
as Millicent Glover
Charles Lamb
as Mr. Adams
as Archie
as Henry Burgess
Arnold Bell
as Arthur Scott
as Dick Partridge
Edward Evans
as Insp. Tanner
Victor Brooks
as Arthur Manders
Bruno Barnabe
as Boris
David Andrews
as Clan Johnson
as Angelo
Tenniel Evans
as Jason Grace
Neil McCarthy
as Perry
Eileen Way
as Mama Valbella
as Lucien Gerard
as Birncrantz
Oliver Johnston
as Herbert Simms
Brian Wilde
as Barney
Suzan Farmer
as Jane Walker
Beckett Bould
as Horace Groves
Norman Wynne
as Barney
Mary Hignett
as Laura
John Ross
as Angus
Joseph Fürst
as Colonel von Kohl
Michael Brennan
as Cornflower
Angela Crow
as Jackie
Jack May
as Charles Napier
Noel Dyson
as Alice Preston
as A doctor
Norman Rossington
as Levka Krick
David Garth
as Edward Graviter
Terence Brook
as George
Edward Burnham
as Banyard
Charles Rea
as M.V.D. Officer
Michael Beint
as Dai Llewellyn
John Rees
as Ben Palmer
Ian Ainsley
as Captain Mason
Hilda Campbell-Russell
as Barmaid
Kay Dotrice
as Bella Hedley
as A Surgeon
Norman Mitchell
as Barman
Coral Atkins
as Angela
John Abineri
as Agirou
Gaylord Cavallaro
as American Journalist
Leonard Williams
as John O'Neill
Dorothea Phillips
as Madame Lebedev
Michael Bilton
as An old footman
Constance Chapman
as Gawper
David Morrell
as Arthur Mouthy
Alfred Hoffman
as Hotel Clerk
Patrick Troughton
as 2nd Engineer
Alan Rolfe
as Copy-taker
Eric Portman
as Kuprin
Thora Hird
as Aggie Thompson
June Barry
as Barbara Flack
Harry Locke
as 2nd Lt. Troller
Sally Home
as Barbara Willow
Alan Dobie
as Aris
Colin Jeavons
as John Horner
Timothy Bateson
as Eustace Wallasy
George Pravda
as Artur Lessing
Marian Spencer
as Lady Brangwyn
Laurence Payne
as Colin Mackenzie
Denis Cleary
as Barman
Robert S. Young
as Coroner's Officer
Guy Kingsley Poynter
as Lester Simmons
Eric Thompson
as Dr. Borkman
Peter Stephens
as General Kiev
John Murray Scott
as Bletchley
as Frederick Instance
Hazel Douglas
as Deirdre Chapman
Derrick Sherwin
as 2nd Lt. Raleigh
Elspet Gray
as Jane Kenway
Charles Cameron
as Brigadier Sir Richard Kenway
Barry Foster
as Matt
as Elizabeth Moulton-Barrett
as Colonel Rokeby
Bernard Cribbins
as Ghost of Sir Simon de Canterville
Stephen Murray
as Felix Pilgrim
Jeannie Carson
as Lydia Languish
Wilfred Pickles
as Arthur Bruce
Keith Michell
as Captain Ronald Dancy, D.S.O.
Roger Livesey
as Arthur Dewhurst
Keith Baxter
as Nicholas
as General Rakovski
Avis Bunnage
as Gladys Wallace
Bernard Lee
as Company Commander
Jill Bennett
as Hilary
as George Brogan
Renée Asherson
as Fay Driver
Donald Houston
as Bobby Lowther
Maurice Denham
as The Family
Marjorie Steele
as Bessie Saunders
David Knight
as Chris Marshall
as Madge Crumble
Emrys Jones
as Charles Reese
Sarah Lawson
as Brenda Paulton
as Mrs. Augusta Dill
Felix Aylmer
as General Canynge
Joan Miller
as Madame Angelica
as Inspector Davies
Freda Jackson
as Madame Georges
Adrienne Corri
as Lydia Kuman
Glyn Houston
as Harry Weeks
Judith Stott
as Ruth Parsons
Michael Caine
as Paul Latimer
Pamela Alan
as Jean Harrison
Daphne Slater
as Catherine Winslow
Michael Goodliffe
as Alec Nightingale
Daphne Anderson
as Doris Abbott
Diane Hart
as Kitty Lake
as Anne
Isabel Dean
as Anne Eilers
Ralph Michael
as Philip II, King of Spain
Rachel Roberts
as Mrs. Holyoake
Ruth Dunning
as Madame Radomka
Christine Finn
as Pauline Dugan
Anthony Bate
as Howard Holt
as Andre Vauquin
Michael Aldridge
as Lawrence Manfred
as Mrs. Fenshaw
Peter Barkworth
as Charles Darwin
Harold Goldblatt
as Boss
as Elisabeth Lorimer
Donald Churchill
as Hugh Ramsden
as Clayton Beard
Martita Hunt
as Madame Kuprin
Derek Aylward
as James Armitt
Frances White
as Elsa
Margaretta Scott
as Cynthia Nash
Ernest Clark
as Colonel Barraclough
Elwyn Brook-Jones
as Malassis
Reginald Barratt
as Charlie
Noel Johnson
as Lowther
Marie Ney
as Mrs. Carrington
Diane Clare
as Patricia Clark
Katherine Woodville
as Mary Wright
as Pauncefort Quentin
Percy Herbert
as Danny, First Deputy
Melvyn Hayes
as Billy Trainer
Ian MacNaughton
as Arthur Campbell
Philip Bond
as Lt. Mueller
Natasha Parry
as Vera
Patrick Wymark
as Lt Heemskirk
Hilda Fenemore
as Emily Britten
as Mason
Manning Wilson
as Colonel
Maurice Colbourne
as Alastair Moncrieff
as Mrs. Prest
as Bob Acres
Richard Pearson
as George Frisby
Aubrey Richards
as Milton Moyle
Patrick Newell
as PC Proudfoot
Judy Parfitt
as Cathy Dawson
James Culliford
as Gimlet, driver
Kathleen Feenan
as Cassie
as Edward Kinnerton
Ellen Dryden
as Miss Richards
Frank Crawshaw
as Ernie Smith
Talfryn Thomas
as Phil
D.L. Davies
as Owen
Frederick Jaeger
as Albert Betterby
Alan Haywood
as Harold
as Mrs. Harris
Barbara Leake
as Bernardina, duenna
Alan Rowe
as Arthur Cunningham
Peggy Marshall
as Maud Acheson
as Lieutenant
Derek Blomfield
as Bruce Fairlight
Jean Anderson
as Barbe
as Janet
Maureen O'Reilly
as Elsie Leonards
Brian McDermott
as Megson
Dan Jackson
as Blossom
Alan Edwards
as Gibson
Diana Hope
as Lady Adela
Dorothy Gordon
as Anna Bailey
as Alice
as Mr. Watson
June Barrie
as Delia
Jane Muir
as Hilda
John Barron
as Gerrard
as Boubard
Mary Quinn
as Aggie Whittle
as Nicholls
Simon Oates
as Joe Vance
Newton Blick
as Desfournettes
Rita Davies
as Helena Mitchell
as Jack Vaughan
Harry Brunning
as Mr. Delt
Ian Fleming
as Dr. Chambers
Richard Coe
as George, the barman
Jo Crawford
as Beryl
Gary Hope
as Lestrange, advertising executive
as Jock
Graham Crowden
as Lancelot the Spiritualist
as Mr. Baines
Ray Brooks
as Alfie
Anna Cropper
as Chrysalis
as Bill
Jack Walters
as Gawper
Hugh Halliday
as Boy in Boxing Hut
Barry Wilsher
as Henry Straker
J.G. Devlin
as Morgan
Douglas Ives
as Arthur
Arthur R. Webb
as Tea-man
Anthony Sagar
as Alderman Stanley Walsh
Michele Dotrice
as Barbara Cahoun
as Chief Supt. Blackthorne
Joan Newell
as Alice Gedge
Derek Newark
as Fred
Roger Ostime
as Hairdresser
William Sherwood
as Morton
as Barman
Anne Hudson
as Betty (at wine bar)
Marianne Deeming
as Anna
Leonard Trolley
as Major Digby
Norman Florence
as Count Domanski
David Grahame
as Holly
Christopher Cruise
as Alfred Moulton-Barrett
Eifion Wyn Jones
as Police Constable
Frank Royde
as Dick Curtis
Kenneth Edwards
as Henry Preston
Wilfrid Brambell
as Jackson
John Grieve
as Procurator-Fiscal
Maria Corvin
as Dolores Rivera
Annabel Maule
as Peggy Dobson
Christopher Gilmore
as Arthur Well
Olaf Pooley
as Gerald Westaway
Harry Hutchinson
as Diggory
David Graham
as Peters, advertising executive
Noel Hood
as A Lady Trustee
Oliver Freeman
as Boy
Tucker McGuire
as Flagg's Wife
Patrick Blackwell
as Fag
as Mrs. Jike
Stuart Saunders
as Chief Warder Wooder
as Police Constable
as Make-up girl
John Crocker
as Colonel Clifton
Susan Burnet
as Judy Grant
as George Wilcox
Richard Marner
as The Governor of the Ukraine
as Major Colford
Keith Anderson
as Detective-Sergeant Daniels
Sandra Michaels
as 'Flouncy' Harvey
Walter Horsbrugh
as Dr. Stambulov
Brenda Cowling
as Mrs. Bowden
as Olly Mason
Anne Blake
as Helen
as C.S.M.
Annette Crosbie
as Galia
Ingrid Sylvester
as 'Scrap' Kenton
Jane Eccles
as Mrs. Aubrey
as Bassaraba
Martin Boddey
as Capt. Pfundmayer, fighter pilot
Pauline Winter
as Edna
Artro Morris
as Davies
Brian Hayes
as Charlie Hamilton
Hubert Rees
as Gawper
Eira Heath
as Miss Harper
as First woman
Raymond Barry
as Mr. Decker
Robert Cawdron
as Mr. Cooper
W.H. Williams
as Nightwatchman
John Kidd
as Customer
as Conrad Noli
Bryan Hulme
as George
Rosemary Rogers
as Arabel Moulton-Barrett
Sheila Ward
as Mrs. Duncan
Raymond Hodge
as King's footman
John Cater
as Albert the Atheist
Donald Bisset
as Barman
Kenneth Farrington
as Animal Clinic Man
David Garfield
as C.P.O. Coxswain
Derek Johns
as Child
Penny Morrell
as Carol
Richard Carpenter
as Pilot Officer Willie Wishart
as Special Nurse
Terry Raven
as Barney Wee
Dermot Kelly
as Jackie
William Job
as George Moulton-Barrett
Isobel Swan
as Customer
Laura Thurlow
as Miss Gregory
as Buddy Lawrence, an American journalist
as Sergeant Pitt
Edward Jewesbury
as Diplomatic Correspondent
Declan Mulholland
as Blacksmith
Royston Tickner
as Bryce
Michael Danvers-Walker
as Clerk
as Plain-clothes man
Freda Bamford
as Madame Teodorova
Nicholas Selby
as Dr. John Armstrong
John Dearth
as Dakin
Hamlyn Benson
as Flight Lieutenant Smithers
Francis Matthews
as Jack
Michael Collins
as Anderson
Van Boolen
as Kirpaty
Robert Scroggins
as Pte. Jo Zobowsky
William Thomley
as Policeman
as Foreman
Bernard Smith
as Gendarme
Hamish Roughead
as Brother-in-law
Julia Arnall
as Annaliese Kern
Maxwell Shaw
as Nick Anipas
as King
Clifford Cox
as Johnson
Clare Kelly
as Mrs. Ratteau
John Southworth
as Monsieur Jacques
as Brassett
John Downing
as Captain Marek
as Beggar
David Stuart
as Captain Surtees Cook
Michael Stainton
as Sergeant Prescott
as Flight Sergeant Haywick
Marian Dawson
as Mary Anne Lee
Maurice Hedley
as British Ambassador
as Alec Scoweroft
Julian D'Albie
as Dr. Ford-Waterlow
Ann Patrick
as Nina
Michael Ivan
as Bakaleinikov
Will Leighton
as Clipton
Philip Madoc
as Guard
as Pocock
Susan Bown
as Doll
as Liftman
Sheila Hancock
as Jackie Lambert
Cec Linder
as Joe Hunter
Barbara Shelley
as Irene Baumer
as Barbara Horner
as Daphne Pepper
as Bob Saunders
Rona Anderson
as Rosemary Vining
as Davidoff
as Sergei
Brian Jackson
as Cowboy
Joyce Heron
as Kitty Cramer
Frederick Rawlings
as Special Branch Man
Gillian Vaughan
as Allison
Ann Beach
as Miss Chatham
Cyril Raymond
as Colonel Ryka
John Shedden
as Sammy Gemmell
as Mr. Jamison
as Anna
Endre Muller
as Postman
Denise Coffey
as Maggie
Dane Howell
as Moritz
Hilary Sesta
as Miss Turner
Martin Gordon
as Tim Pewsey
Douglas Murchie
as Mr. McKellar
Clifford Earl
as Det. Sgt. Green
as Marlene Flesh
as John Evans
John Bramley
as Photographer
Caroline Stephens
as Guest
as Evangelist
Tracey Lloyd
as Patsy Holmes
David Rendall
as First Policeman
Bryan Coleman
as Augustus Borring
Brian Bada
as Second Policeman
as Apprentice
Garth Adams
as Fireman
Frank Veasey
as Intruder
as Connie May O'Leary
Joan Mane
as Chemist's shop assistant
The George Mitchell Singers
as Singers
as 2 episodes, 1960
Carole Shelley
as Betty Hobson
Andrew Sachs
as Dino Giovanni
Jacqueline Jones
as Louise Smith
Donald Pleasence
as Admiral Vespery
Rod Steiger
as Sherriff Harvey Denton
as Sally Hardcastle
Ann Todd
as Florence Lancaster
Stanley Baker
as Big Tom
as Maud Murch
Michael Hordern
as Walter Ormund
Alastair Sim
as Mr. Gillie
as The Strangers
James Booth
as Ned Trainer
as Jack Tanner
Gwen Ffrangcon Davies
as Dora Randolph
Jane Wenham
as Mrs. Laura Simmons
Diana Wynyard
as Lady Frinton
as Ruth Miller
Françoise Rosay
as Madame Alexandra
Margaret Johnston
as Clarissa
Katherine Kath
as Sister Annelise
John Freeman
as Narrator
Susanne Gibbs
as Lucia
Margaret Lockwood
as Ana de Mendoza, Princess of Eboli
Gloria DeHaven
as Shirley Kellogg
as Dr. Terry
Emlyn Williams
as Sir Robert Morton
Michael Gwynn
as Leslie Palmer
Finlay Currie
as Old MickMack
Reginald Beckwith
as Gilbert Garnish
Lisa Gastoni
as Venus Brown
Alexander Knox
as Jeremy Penlove
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Henry Liddell
Alec Clunes
as David Preston
Charles Houston
as Sgt. Lachlan McLachlan
Frank Pettingell
as Insp. Hans Bärlach
Jane Barrett
as Julia Blake
Eartha Kitt
as Sally Carrington
Ian Hendry
as Morgan Delt
Colin Blakely
as Nick Toberson
Constance Cummings
as Ruth Anipas
Edmund Purdom
as Harvey Morrison
Muriel Pavlow
as Anna
Bryan Pringle
as Bill Adams
Jack Hedley
as Bob MacLernon
as Henry Field
Eric Barker
as Pond
Judy Campbell
as Diana Patterson
Clifford Evans
as Henry Acheson
Peter Reynolds
as Don Fisher
as Porter
Maggie Fitzgibbon
as Margaret
Victoria Kear
as Nellie
David Warner
as Lennie
Patrick McGoohan
as The Interrogator
as Charlie
Alex Cord
as Jerry Rogers
John Fraser
as The Hon Douglas Wainwright
Olga Lindo
as Mrs. Jessop
Donal Donnelly
as George
as Mr. Khosla
John Clements
as Sir Lewis Eliot
David McCallum
as Nicky Lancaster
Richard Burton
as George Holyoake
Barbara Murray
as Ann Whitefield
Dorothy Tutin
as Colombe
Michael Denison
as Nicholas Randolph
Pauline Jameson
as Beatrice Lessing
Scott Forbes
as Lewis Miller
as Woodley
Walter Fitzgerald
as Lord Grenham
Peter Illing
as Papa Valbella
as Will Crumble
as Walter Murray
Jessie Evans
as Shirley
MacDonald Hobley
as Matthew, Lord Ravensbourne
as Dr. Philip Gage
Jeremy Brett
as Julian Bennett
Brian Bedford
as Lt. Chanz
Maxine Audley
as Constance Russell
Anton Diffring
as Korvetten-Kapitän Griesch
as Stephen Blake
Donald Wolfit
as Stephen Spettigue
John Breslin
as John Shand
Gary Watson
as Capt. Snell
Margaret Whiting
as Kitty
as John Ramsay
Betty Baskcomb
as Janet Preston
as Michael Carrington
Sandra Dorne
as Ruthine West
Helen Lindsay
as Anne Fisher
Iain Cuthbertson
as Provost Thomson
Siobhan McKenna
as Tina, Juliana's niece
Betty Marsden
as Mrs. Malaprop
Patrick Barr
as Stephen
Diana Fairfax
as Sheila Wendice
Frank Wylie
as Joe MacAuley
Denis Carey
as Harold Britten
Therese McMurray
as Jinnie
Hugh David
as Johnny Sparrow
Hugh Latimer
as Sir Richard Patterson
Christopher Guinee
as Crispin Raven
Sheila Hearl
as Girl
Peter Vaughan
as The Passenger
Joan Hickson
as Edith Swinney
Gordon Jackson
as Kenneth Scoones
Roy Kinnear
as Bruce
Sam Wanamaker
as B.F. Halliran
Bob Dylan
as Bobby
Angela Douglas
as Fiona
Esmond Knight
as Harold P. Jackman
T.P. McKenna
as Philip
John Ronane
as Martin
as Mr. Meedle
Alan Badel
as The Prisoner
Alison Leggatt
as Nellie, cook
as Doherty
as Gabriel
Francesca Annis
as Anne Miller
Patrick Magee
as Martin Brodie
as Kitty Tape
Burt Kwouk
as Captain Feng
Jacqueline Hill
as Jane
Vivienne Martin
as Fanny Marryot
Diana Churchill
as Cynthia Randolph
Ronan O'Casey
as Hannify
Roddy McMillan
as Dr. Watson
as Flying Officer George Mayhew
George Devine
as Mr. Justice Erskine
David Cameron
as Lt. Leonid Shervinsky
as Helene Mariotte
Harold Kasket
as Rossman
Jane Jordan Rogers
as Leda
Donald Stewart
as Al Steen
Pamela Strong
as Clytie
John Neville
as Robert Browning
Anthony Valentine
as Leslie
as Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez
Vincent Ball
as Digger
Arthur Brough
as Mr. Hardcastle
as Councillor Butt
John Turner
as Marsie
Robert Raglan
as Dr. Sparling
Wensley Pithey
as Col. Von Schwendi
Gillian Lind
as Grace Winslow
Justine Lord
as Yvonne
Terence Alexander
as Billings
Alfred Burke
as Zach Toombs
as Ellen McLeod
as Mrs. Richey
as Al
Beatrix Lehmann
as Juliana Bordereau
as Price
Meredith Edwards
as The Mayor
Hugh Paddick
as Sydney Spooner
as Tom Atkinson
as Dougie Valentine
David Davies
as Clive Carstairs
June Murphy
as Cora
as Jack
Paul Holdaway
as Young Stephen
Ruth Porcher
as Betsy Loveless
Ronnie Barker
as Henry Wallace
Norman Bird
as Arnold Ramussen
Sandor Elès
as Jan
Marie Kean
as Ma French
as Bim McLatchy
Martin Matthews
as Matthews
Philip Martin
as Len Jackson
Susan Maryott
as Roz
Hazel Hughes
as Fran, sweeper-up
Jane Lambert
as Susan Caldwell
Charles Witherspoon
as Mullen
Sean Connery
as Julien
Rupert Davies
as Capt. Victor Mishlayevsky
Barbara Young
as Nancy
Anthony Booth
as John
Kay Hawtrey
as Dr. Helen Schroder
Isa Miranda
as Madame Crevelli
as Anna
Mary Merrall
as Mrs. Whitefield
as Corporal
as Lady George Grayston
Malcolm Keen
as Charles Randolph
Mark Dignam
as James How
Ellen McIntosh
as Margaret Iredale
Nan Marriott-Watson
as Gran Tatlock
as Mrs. Gillie
Barrie Cookson
as Squadron Leader Cook
Elsie Wagstaff
as Betsy Jane
as Evelyn Drummond
Clare Austin
as Mary English
Sheila Beckett
as Preston
Dudy Nimmo
as Helen Hawkins
Dorothy De Gamage
as Hotel Receptionist
Stephen Portch
as Ian Miller
as Superintendent Morland
William Marlowe
as Joe
Edward Petherbridge
as Peter Appleyard
Jennifer Daniel
as Anne Dill
as Major Burton
Anthony Oliver
as Robert Harrison
Sonia Graham
as Peggy
Miranda Connell
as Anna Ulrich
Jill Tilsley
as Muriel Dolby
as Marybelle
Reginald Smith
as Parker
as Ferdinand de Levis
Ann Bell
as Elizabeth Tarakanova
Arthur Lowe
as Slippy Wokingham
Moyra Fraser
as Miss Gossage
Polly Adams
as Clarissa Davenport
Simon Lack
as Philip Davidson
Christopher Witty
as Kolya
Pauline Munro
as Cora Syms
Phil McCall
as Jim Wardley
as Mrs. Flanagan
Fiona Duncan
as Katherine Anipas
as Fritz Meisler
Shirley Lawrence
as Ruth Sherrin
Howard Knight
as John Stewart
as Josey
Stephen Moore
as Reg Harbourn
Johnny Briggs
as Nico Agosti
Freda Dowie
as Lillian, Gimlet's conductress
Robert Gillespie
as Bill
Mark Eden
as Victor
Sean Barrett
as Michael
Joyce Carey
as Lady Wainwright
Hugh Manning
as The Passenger
Polly Perkins
as Angela
Michael Davis
as Ramshaw
as Harrison
Willis Georgia
as Joey Rogers
Derek Fowlds
as The Family
as General Mousset
Ronnie Stevens
as Felix
Paul Daneman
as Nikolas Turbin
Marie Burke
as Anna
as Gus Elen
Thomas Gallagher
as Benoit
Robert Perceval
as Johnson
as Iorwerth
as Wilf
as William Falder
George Howe
as Chairman
Jackie Noble
as Angela Wardle
Hugo De Vernier
as Augier
Jane Henderson
as Mrs. Peel
Michael Ellison
as Richard
Michael Manne
as Sgt. Kutsky
as 'Pincher' Martin
Brendan Collins
as Cope, a fag
Neville McGrah
as First Bearded Man
Derek Jacobi
as Charles Marlow
June Thorburn
as Lady Sybil Tenterden
Penelope Horner
as Christine Liddell
Ronnie Raymond
as Rodrigo, a boy
Peter Halliday
as Edward Parsloe
Frank Gatliff
as Inspector Hemingway
as Detective-Superintendent Hurst
Helen Christie
as Hilda Reese
as Norah King
Jacques B. Brunius
as Ferdie Legrange
Margaret Wedlake
as Edith Stater
Geoffrey Dunn
as James Lovett
Anne Robson
as Wilson
Glynn Edwards
as Bromsgrove
Edward de Souza
as Peter
Suzanne Neve
as Pam Fenshaw
Avril Elgar
as Aunt Sylvia
Arthur Mullard
as Tom Craddock
Ann Tirard
as Mrs. Atkinson
as Edwards
Keith Pyott
as Mr. Sutton
as Walker
Arthur Howard
as Mr. Peck
Toke Townley
as Mr. Searle
April Olrich
as Poca
Barry Justice
as Doug Hooker
as Cornelia Brigham
Victor Carin
as Frank Burdon
as John Cumnor, Harvey's publisher
Norman Pitt
as Mr. Henderson
Lionel Ngakane
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Stuart Hutchison
as Benny
Nicholas Bennett
as Cal Richey
Gerry Cowan
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Leslie Hart
as Mickey Barratt
Kathleen Williams
as Mrs. Daventree
Wendy Richard
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as Johnny Bowen
Terence Rigby
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as Walter Tompkins
Derry Power
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Wilfred Boyle
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Gladys Taylor
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Madeleine Burgess
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Alice Kennedy Turner
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Zoe Caldwell
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Elvi Hale
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John Brandon
as Captain Coombe
Pauline Taylor
as Sally
Tony Garnett
as Claude
Ambrosine Phillpotts
as Lady Romer
Virginia Graham
as Dolly
Diana Beevers
as The Family
Norman Pierce
as Sam Shipley
Joan Ingram
as Doris
Frank Duncan
as Procurator
Vida Paterson
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Delene Scott
as First Schoolgirl
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Laidman Browne
as Prof. Hubbard
Rudolph Offenbach
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Pearson Dodd
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Marion Lowe
as Duchesse de Surennes
Robert Hewitt
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Nade Beall
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Terence Bayler
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Vincent Wong
as Chinese waiter
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Wendy Turner
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Raymond Ray
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Anne Ridler
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Murray Hayne
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Alex Donald
as Installation Guard
Nick Evans
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John Norman
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Gwenda Lea
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Humphrey Heathcote
as Sergeant-Major Williams
Anne Mulvey
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Margery Fleeson
as Christie
Samantha Eggar
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Roberta Maxwell
as Carolyn Claybourne
as Prince Potemkin
Anna Palk
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Leslie Dwyer
as Alf Jesty
Ronald Radd
as Escambarlat
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John Paul
as Harry Macintosh
Jeffrey Segal
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John Bown
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Garry Marsh
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Peter Russell
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Jean Aubrey
as Freda
Jared Allen
as Peter Armstrong
John Humphry
as Henry Brack
as Will Purdie
Joyce Adcock
as Ethel Atkinson
Wallace Campbell
as Henderson
Louise Howard
as Miss Swanson
Geoffrey Denys
as Treisure
Beverley Clark
as First girl
John Meillon
as Mr. Rogers
Mike Pratt
as Sid Robinson
John Ringham
as Harpenden
as The Passenger
Neville Jason
as Jasper Allen
June Ellis
as Mrs. Croker
Billy Cornelius
as A Warder
Anne Cunningham
as Beryl
James Mellor
as Bernard
Stephanie Beaumont
as Helene
Felix Felton
as Henry
Gloria Salvador
as Rene Palmer
Peter Duguid
as Beauty
John Cowley
as Denny
May Cluskey
as Mrs. Sweeney
as Robin
Alan Kemp
as Trevor Abbott
Anneke Wills
as Katrina Hoefler
Patience Collier
as Clara Hibbert
Clifton Jones
as Sam
Ronald Adam
as Slatarski
Alan Rothwell
as Harry Hardcastle Jr.
as Nellie Watson
John Forbes-Robertson
as Det. Sgt. Petty
as Marcel
Olive Milbourne
as Miss Holroyd
Michael Bangerter
as Ainger
Heather Bennett
as Second Schoolgirl
as Mrs. Kathie Malone
Brian Rawlinson
as Fred Lawrence
as Shirley
George Roubicek
as Kiwi
as Cloakroom Attendant
Margaret St. Barbe West
as Mrs. Johnson
Elizabeth Morgan
as Gladys Roberts
Nancie Jackson
as Doris Treddlehoyle
Hilary Liddell
as Constance Neville
Ruth Taylor
as Mrs. Hopkirk
as Michael Trent, Q.C.
Margery Manners
as Violet Lorraine
Annabel Bishop
as Receptionist
Patrick Heffernan
as Maurice
Dera Cooper
as Mrs. Digby
as Jean Skelton
as Tennis Player
John Moffatt
as Spenser Boyd
Sandra Caron
as Rose
Henry Oscar
as Sir George Treharne
Rhoda Lewis
as Minerva Moyle
Michael Mellinger
as Pasquale, Harvey's manservant
Patricia Raine
as Lady Brackendale
David Calderisi
as Jim
Paddy Joyce
as Finch
Margery Withers
as Mrs. Adams
Elizabeth Proud
as Lightboys's Secretary
as Col. Ivan Zolovitch
as Lisbet Skirving
Patricia Wilson
as Joan
Gladys Spencer
as Lady-in-waiting
Roderick Lovell
as Mark
as Graham Foster
Joanna Craig
as Fiona Nash
as Mark
Alison Morris
as Stella
Zinnia Charlton
as Margaret Orme
as Archie
Jennifer Greenwood
as Second girl
Lila Kaye
as Joyce
as Susan Taylor
Isobel Black
as The Passenger
as Richard Stevens
as Alderman Skinner, JP
Jeanne Hepple
as May
Grace Arnold
as Mrs. Baines
as Inspector
Elizabeth Begley
as Mary
Harold Siddons
as Freddie
Margaret Durnell
as Mrs. Penny
Timothy Harley
as Marshall
Peter Houghton
as Bert Hill
Dermot Macdowell
as Bill
Sanctos Wong
as Manservant
Colin Spaull
as Bill Harvey
Redmond Phillips
as Brightside
Delphi Lawrence
as Nadia Petrovna
Jack Woolgar
as Charlie
Andre Charisse
as Francois, waiter
Nicholas Pennell
as Martin Steele
as Popinot
Carole Mowlam
as Anna Lessing
Hope Jackman
as Mrs. Holyoake's sister
Amanda Coxall
as Third Schoolgirl
Gladys Boot
as Miss Ramsden
Michael Tennant
as Milner
Kenneth Morey
as Gareth
Peter Lewiston
as The Police
as Mr. Jones
Nina Marriott
as Janice
as John Watherstone
Scot Finch
as Octavius Moulton-Barrett
Waveney Lee
as Linda Bruce
David Aylmer
as Matthew Clayton
Joseph Greig
as Landlord
as Coster
Betty England
as Julia Kay
as Tony Harrison
Pamela Holmes
as Penelope Hopkirk
Colin Morton
as Trent
Sheila Johnson
as Mrs. Higson
Richard McCarthy
as Pat
Pat Harwood
as Ellen Dobson
Sheila Brennan
as Rosemary Lightboys
John Woodnutt
as Jonathan
Basil Henson
as Lord Cheviot
Bryan Mosley
as Matthew Gunton
as Billy Johnson
Geoffrey Matthews
as Jeffrey Aspern's voice
as Grace
as Capt. David Derrington
Brian Osborne
as James Brine
John Dunbar
as Police Sergeant Briggs
Suzanne Owens-Duval
as Joan Stewart
Edward Cast
as Bob Mitchell
as Liz Driver
as Simpson
Michael Forrest
as Blackie
Valerie Sarruf
as Judith
as Mrs. Kanakaris
Norman Henry
as Rev. Patterson
as Furac
Olivia Breeze
as Clarissa
Richard Klee
as Catherine's Secretary
Joe Cohan
as Sam Strick
Drew Russell
as Tennis Player
Don Matthews
as A neighbour
Ernie Merritt
as Jack
Philip Stone
as Burroughs
Patrick Godfrey
as Les
Harry Landis
as Senka Topun
Bill Shine
as Phil
Brian Phelan
as Eddie
Victor Platt
as Sgt. Frazer
Rio Fanning
as John
Ian Dallas
as Reverend Spooner
James Caffrey
as Paddy Cavanagh
Anthony Blackshaw
as Police Constable
Alex Farrell
as Tami
Arthur Barrett
as Harry Copley
Ann Syrett
as Pat Edwards
Peter Rocca
as Komsomol Leader
Dennis Handby
as Barman
as Errand Boy
Michael Coles
as Terry Malone
Hugh Lloyd
as Herbert Pennyfeather
as Moumou
as Harry Dean
as Leman
as Sandy
as Detlev, waiter
as Roberts
Doris Wellings
as Mrs. Bull
Peter Noel Cook
as The Police
Mildred Boardman
as Win Whittle
Bridget Armstrong
as Amy Spettigue
Barbara Lott
as Miss Barnes
Clinton Greyn
as Robert Hunter
Heather Chasen
as Isabel
Margaret Barton
as Julie
Fred Hugh
as Joe Dobson
John Walker
as Private Drew
Alick Hayes
as Bill Richards
Stephen John
as Lieutenant Jessup
Mercia Mansfield
as Waitress
Lynn Howard
as Bridie
Jane Comfort
as Customer
Janet Cox
as Anichu, a child
George Baron
as Ned Wayburn
Richard Davies
as Barney Farnum
as Councillor Millicent Walsh
Nicholas Amer
as Lieutenant Cristenek
Ewan Roberts
as Horace Skirving
Leonard Fenton
as Mr. Johnson
Allan Jeayes
as Edwin McMaster
Dyson Lovell
as Joe
Audrey Nicholson
as Sylvia
Roy Purcell
as Vic Randall
Daphne Newton
as Mrs. Stimpokas
as Jackson Otis
Peter Beton
as James
Vincent Harding
as James Hammett
David Kirk
as Mr. Thewlis
Tim Pearce
as Freddie Barratt
as Swarbrick
as Madame Verrier
Graham Aza
as Hopcroft Minor
Richard Hamer
as Tennis Player
Jim Crawford
as Ricky Rampant
Ursula Camm
as Mrs. Rudge
Jane Hylton
as Mrs. Wright
as Fred
Alethea Charlton
as Myrtle
Thomas Baptiste
as Jeremiah
Terence Cooper
as Len
as Fomin
Patrick Crean
as Third official
William Holmes
as Ian Murray
Ray Grover
as Engineer
Peggy Butt
as Clerk
Enid Lindsey
as The Passenger
Anthea Strange
as Girl at the bank
Jeremy Bulloch
as Jimmy Smith
as Sir James Padley
as Parlourmaid
Gertan Klauber
as Buloff
Delena Kidd
as Pat
Frederick Schiller
as Von Schratt
Jennifer Moss
as Edna Whittle
Edward Harvey
as Det. Insp. Smith
as Mr. Coap
Roy Patrick
as The Police
Robert Webber
as Murusi
Reginald Atkinson
as Gibbons
Anthony Collin
as Best Man
Philippe Perrottet
as Ernest
Armine Sandford
as Hilda
as Grampa
Pat Heywood
as Maid
Shirley Cain
as Madge
Michael Barrington
as Rowson
as Ela Delahay
Malcolm Gerard
as Private Jenkins
Jocelyn Page
as Miss Sheppard
Ken Barnes
as Jimmy, Stage Manager
Edward Fox
as Tom McMaster
Geoffrey Palmer
as Dr. Morgan
Murray Melvin
as Mervyn Wardle
Joan Sanderson
as Mrs. Hollyman
Christopher Beeny
as Chad
Rita Webb
as Second woman
John Quentin
as Burrows
as Kathie Moriarty
Karl Lanchbury
as Mick Lowther
Gerry Slevin
as Punton
as Edna Phillipson
as Sir Anthony Absolute
as Lt. Robin Thorburn
Max Latimer
as Constable
as Ted
Timothy Reynolds
as First Waiter
Alistair Audsley
as Court Officer
Laurie Heath
as Jefferson Otis
Madge Jones
as Gawper
Alan Wong
as Houseboy
Connie Smith
as Virgie
Peter Dyneley
as Mr. Wright
Guy Doleman
as Managing Editor
as Adrian
Ray Mort
as Ginger
John Moore
as Lawyer
John Tate
as Taxi driver
Catherine Gibson
as Madge
as Pots
Roger Snowdon
as Powell
Michael Atkinson
as Julian Skeffington
John Law
as Frederick
Ruth Durley
as George's Mother
Leila Francis
as Dvoira Krick
as Art Museum Attendant
as Benny Whittle
George Pastell
as Mexican Priest
George Coulouris
as Dr. Bathory
George Murcell
as Gannerac
as Chairman of the Magistrates
Fred Johnson
as Mr. Malone
Jack Lambert
as Dr. MacPherson
Andreas Malandrinos
as Krotok
Christopher Burgess
as Willie
Ronald Ibbs
as Pole
Ian Colin
as Baron Pflungk, of the German Foreign Office
Hamilton Dyce
as Captain Forshaw, RA
Terry Palmer
as Tommy
as Customer
Gillian Maude
as Edna Randolph
Theodore Wilhelm
as Von Dust
John Falconer
as Vosper
Edgar Harrison
as Garage Hand
Heinz Bernard
as Duren
Sam Pratt
as Eleven
John Stevenson Lang
as Dr. McNulty
Winston Chen
as Korean Soldier
Michael Mara
as Chiropodist
Howard Douglas
as George Oakes
Lawrence James
as Chris Robertson
Philo Hauser
as Oberst Falkenburg
Jonathan Meddings
as Don Mateo Vasquez, Counsellor to the King
Eric Jones
as Mr. Perkins
Tom Macaulay
as Mr. Clark
Charles Gilbert
as Station Official
James Urquhart
as McPherson
Jimmy Verity
as Julian Jones
Peter Ellis
as Robert
Bessie Love
as Mrs. Marshall
Neil McCallum
as Stephen Moriarty
Arthur Hewlett
as Sir John Dick
as Tom Bray
Katharine Page
as Man's Wife
Anne Lawson
as Bella
Iain Gregory
as Washington Otis
as Esther
as Barmaid
Dallas Cavell
as Farmer Duffett
Pauline Williams
as Pamela
Doris McLatchie
as Jane MacLernon
Vera McGregor
as Gawper
Iain Sinclair
as Thompson
as Phyllis Blake
Dudley Hunt
as Earl
Graham Suter
as Mr. Ames
Brid Lynch
as Kathleen
Peter Allenby
as Howard Haxforth
Sydney Bromley
as Beachcomber
Patrick Cargill
as Vicar
James Ottaway
as Mr. Harris
Richard Caldicot
as Lord Canford
Pauline Delaney
as Monica Field
David Horne
as Arthur Brown
Alister Williamson
as Steve
Arthur Lovegrove
as Attendant at Assizes
Keith Faulkner
as Jock
John McBride
as Jackson
as Arye Leib
Dorothy Robson
as Miss Wild
Barbara Ferris
as The Bombsheits
Richard Wordsworth
as Commander-in-chief of the Yellows
Maurice Good
as Gorman
as Laurel Randolph
Frederick Leister
as The Judge
Lawrence Dalzell
as Footman
Frank Leighton
as Group Captain Garry, OBE, DFC
Péter Delmár
as Tug
Dillwyn Owen
as Joe
as Captain Lefroy
Graham Stuart
as The Rev. Ernest Lynton
Ronald Eng
as Korean Soldier
Robert Vaughan
as Doyle
Susan Lawrance
as Apprentice
Judith Gibson
as Salvation Army Girl
as Hauptmann Körner
as Landlady
John Richmond
as Vicar
Wynford Vaughan-Thomas
as Radio Commentator
Peggy Hughes
as Customer
Ernest Butcher
as Jack Sharkey
as Guest
Larry Dann
as Jacko
Robert Arnold
as R.P. Corporal
Denis Holmes
as Roy Wardle
Oliver Fox
as The Duke of Cheshire
as Det. Sgt. Clay
Judith Nelmes
as Chambermaid
as Bernie Bernstein
Sybil Ewbank
as Edie
Bryden Murdoch
as Mr. Menzies, Q.C.
as Second man
as Mrs. Toberson
Hugh Evans
as Analyst
as Jonathan
Alexis Bobrinskoy
as Priest
Brian Vaughan
as Police Constable
as Jenny
Carol Lyn Davies
as The Maid
Laurence Norton
as Ian MacLernon
Colin Hale
as Tug Wilson
Pip Rolls
as Porter's son
as Gilbert Dawson-Hill
Barbara Hicks
as Miss Dunning
Tom Adams
as Collier
Kate Binchy
as Sheila
Jean Trend
as Margaret
Diana Van Proosdy
as Marjorie Marquand
George Webb
as Wesley
Patricia Haines
as Polly Harwood
Doreen Keogh
as Margaret
John Lee
as John Willocks
as Ben
Bunny May
as Pietro
Diana Beaumont
as Margery Harvey
Jack Howarth
as Harry
Michael Wynne
as The Police
Bernard Spear
as Maxim
Betty Alberge
as Mrs. Doyle
Fred Ferris
as Usher
Alan Keith
as David Stein
Robert Hunter
as Jacob Kellner
as Waltraut, called Putzchen
Peter Doughty
as Footman
Margaret D'Arcy
as Mary Farrelly
Anna Leroy
as The Bombsheits
Peter Digby-Smith
as Beggar
James Goei
as Korean Soldier
Walter Gotell
as Don Manuel Ortega, Captain of the King's Guards
Terence Knapp
as Phillips
as Lawyer
A.J. Brown
as Coroner
Paul Lee
as Clive Waring
as Lord St. Erth
Noel Coleman
as Flack
as Betty
Frank Coda
as Fatigue man
Jon Farrell
as Major Barnes
Rickford Harris
as Boy
as Walter Gardiner
Graeme Bruce
as Major Vassiliev Roskovich
Wilfred Fletcher
as Gaffer
as Frank Moreland
Mary McMillen
as Julia's Maid
Jane Masters
as English Girl
Donald Blades
as Clerk of the Court
Margo Jenkins
as Alice
Brenda Dean
as Maid
as Mrs. Walker
as Monsieur Boyarski
Michael Standing
as The Fugitive
Oliver MacGreevy
as Bouncer
as Freddy-Repent-and-Be-Saved
Wendy Hall
as Miss Vail
Barbara Bermel
as Naomi
as Tom
Michael Darlow
as Mr. Walls
Timothy Palmer
as Child
Nora O'Rawe
as Lady
Kent Baker
as Collier
Violet Carson
as Fanny Brighouse
Margot Van der Burgh
as Ida Stein
Edmond Bennett
as Foreman of the Jury
as The Police
Frederick Peisley
as Mr. Thomas
Janetta Lake
as Parlour-maid
Nelson Evans
as Beggar
Jenny Lee Singh
as Korean Child
David Jarrett
as Mr. Cricket
as First Officer
Gillian Raine
as Miriam Kiall
George Layton
as Workman
as Nurse
Carl Conway
as Oberleutnant Langner
Philip John
as Ron
as Hotel receptionist
Alex McAvoy
as Matthew Aloysius Cassidy
Annabelle Lee
as Prue
Alec Bregonzi
as Capt. Sergei Nikolai
as Mrs. Collins
as Hugh Kinross
Edward Higgins
as Starmouth
as Fatigue man
Willie Joss
as Matt Boyle
Edward Rees
as Dr. Warren
as Martin Eliot
as Lt. Mann
Will Stampe
as Ben Zcharia
David Blake Kelly
as Bandleader
Charles Baptiste
as Mathurten
Gerrard Gibson
as Crawford
Scott Kaufman
as Bobby McGinnis
Syd Deller
as Collier
John Westbrook
as Dr. Parvan
Leigh Madison
as Annamay Paul
George Eugeniou
as Italian Miner
Frank Henderson
as Clerk of Assize
Harry Lockart
as Lt. Hartmann, fighter pilot
Eric Martin
as First soldier
Rosemary Lind
as Korean Child
Ming Chow
as Monsieur Cathay
Roderick Joyce
as Second Officer
John Arnatt
as Supt. Harding
as Miss Probert
Stella Tanner
as Ethel Levey
as Henry Bevan
Adrian Brine
as Intruder
Beryl Measor
as Marfushka
Anthony Ashdown
as Freddie
Geoffrey Tetlow
as Workman
as Anichu
Dennis Waterman
as Ernie
Peter Cellier
as Dr. Arden
Dorothy Frere
as Mother Superior
as Antonio
Neville Barber
as Detective Sergeant
Annabel Barton
as Pat
Makki Marseilles
as Lt. Georgi Pushkof
Douglas Lowe
as Radio Commentator
Leslie Twelvetrees
as Clive Holbrow
William Douglas
as Head Waiter
Ivor Spencer
as M.C.
Anton Rodgers
as Lester Ince
Geoffrey Chater
as The Captain
Anthony Morton
as Ourussov
Gabrielle Daye
as Old Lady
Gordon Tanner
as Mr. McGinnis
Winifred Dennis
as Housekeeper
Colette Dunne
as Wallflower
Brian Lawson
as Collier
Richard Huggett
as Delivery man
Les Conrad
as Uncle Les
James Fitzgerald
as McNeilly
Patricia Routledge
as Sylvia
Patricia Hayes
as Esther Hulton
Charles Carson
as Mr. Jones
Roy Pattison
as Second soldier
Nicolette Bernard
as Eleanore
David Rayner
as Third Officer
Michael Sands
as Hugh Randolph
Chris Carlsen
as Dan Leno
Michael Sarne
as Leutnant Bethke
Arthur Ridley
as Mr. Merriman
Simon Merrick
as Bill Marryat
David Park
as Workman
Gregory Warwick
as Len
Carole Brett
as Ethel
Frank Mills
as Photographer
as Alec
as Thomas Stanfield
Anthony Paul
as First youth
Peter Exposite
as Lt. Pietro Cheknil
as Collier
Shirley Thieman
as Mrs. McGinnis
Joan Hooley
as Mrs. Wesley
Thomas Murphy
as Dancer
Michael Bartley
as Steward
Bryan Wolfe
as Film Cameraman
Roderick Cook
as Roger Blinter
Richard Statman
as Junior Officer
David Fleming
as Officer
as Cabbie
Michael Robbins
as Workman
John Greenwood
as Reveller
Raymond Farrell
as Journalist
Julia Worth
as Nurse
George Woodbridge
as Gilman
Derek Smee
as Reporter
as John Stanfield
Jay Huguely
as Second youth
as Hontas
Bud Strait
as Stan
Jessie Robins
as Potapovna's neighbour
Brian Waldron
as Dancer
Geoffrey Lewis
as P.O. Tel Syers
as Schoolboy
Patricia Fei
as Alice Woodbridge
Roy Dotrice
as First Townsman
Raymond Adamson
as Prison Doctor
James Belchamber
as Business Man
as Turnbull
Eileen Draycott
as Betsy Booth
Diane Gray
as Sonia Kuman
Nicholas Meredith
as Mr. Alexander
as Police Commissar
Raymond Rollett
as Mr. Warbuckle
Alexis Chesnakov
as Leonidov
Baby Belle
as Flush - a dog
Ronald Masters
as Copy-taker
as Merle Balmoral
Edwin Brown
as William Cobb
David Rose
as Roberts
Martin Cookson
as Mr. Brian
Rikki Howson
as Abby
Bruce Wightman
as Photographer
Richard Aylen
as Police Sergeant
Bernard Goldman
as Cantor Zweibach
Kevin McHugh
as Dancer
Robert Frowe
as Bert Hendricks
Nigel Davenport
as Mr. Bartram
Lloyd Lamble
as Haynes
Patrick Connor
as Warder Instructor
Peter Boretski
as Second Townsman
as Old workman
Sherry Brind
as Connie Meadows
Sydney Keith
as Lew Hearne
Steve Reagan
as Mr. Ashby
Ralph Hallett
as Archdeacon
Roland Curram
as Harry Brown
Richard Steele
as Thorpe
Paul Duval
as Photographer
George Roderick
as Bobrinetz
Robert Camera
as Tommy Prince
Rhona Woodcock
as Dancer
as Chaplain
Ivor Dean
as Lester
as Chairman of the Enquiry
Brad Dancy
as Henry
Arthur Pentelow
as Sir Harold Sweetman
Joan Fred Emney
as Bonita Hearne
as Mrs. Craddock
John Jefferson Hayes
as Rat poison shop assistant
Harry Dalgaard
as Harold Wright
Denton De Gray
as Officer
Nicholas Light
as Lieutenant Nekludov
Ian Piper
as Tim O'Sullivan
Rebecca Wilson
as Mexican Woman
Larry Gordon
as Themselves - Dancers
Ann Dimitri
as Tamara
Brian Willett
as Pte. Robinson
Robert Tucker
as Billy McGinnis
Hilda Barry
as Mrs. Ditchfleld
Peter Elliott
as Doctor
Richard Wilding
as Constable Brine
Ann Gillis
as Miss Frank
Nancy Nevinson
as Mrs. X
Jeremy Wilkin
as Eddie
Charmian Eyre
as The Woman
Neville Irons
as Vidin
as Lebedev
Arthur Lawrence
as The Judge
Ralph Ball
as Pekmesi
Bernard Brown
as The Priest
as Organ Grinder
Gregori Tcherniak
as Gypsy Musician
Geoffrey Sisley
as Gypsy Musician
Colin Pearce
as Tich
David Ritch
as French Lieutenant
Tutte Lemkow
as Singer
Graham Ashley
as First Mate
Norman Heyes
as Pongo
Sara Luzita
as Gypsy Dancer
Michael Goodman
as Fred
as Mr. Robert Owen
Trevor Baxter
as Mr. Wakley
Alan Mason
as First Gambler
John Evans
as Mick
Paul Lorraine
as Man with Newspaper
Sherryl Griffin
as Vi
Vanessa Redgrave
as Monica Claverton-Ferry
André Morell
as Wilhelm Schindler
Liz Fraser
as Riggie
Clive Revill
as Federico Gomez
Ann Sears
as Frances Sewell
as 1 episode, 1960
as Pvt. Mason
Andree Melly
as Mary Preston
Moray Watson
as Frank Betterton
Naomi Chance
as Margaret Heal
Clare Owen
as 1 episode, 1960
Donald Pickering
as Geoffrey Preston
Peter Diamond
as 1 episode, 1960
Arthur White
as 1 episode, 1960
as Mrs. Freeman
Michael Graham Cox
as 1 episode, 1960
Ray Cooney
as Thompson
Madge Brindley
as 1 episode, 1960
Dickie Henderson
as Tony Grimsdyke
as 1 episode, 1960
George Mikell
as Young Pole
as 1 episode, 1960
Topsy Jane
as Rosie
Allan Mitchell
as 1 episode, 1960
Donald Pelmear
as 1 episode, 1960
Lee Richardson
as 1 episode, 1960
Ray Marioni
as 1 episode, 1960
Beryl Nesbitt
as 1 episode, 1960
Bill Naughton
as Self - Introduction
as 1 episode, 1960
Caroline Leigh
as 1 episode, 1960
as 1 episode, 1960
as Priest
Peter Hempson
as Jan
Giles Havergal
as 1 episode, 1960
Sharon Young
as 1 episode, 1960
Tamara Hinchco
as Therese
as 1 episode, 1960
Eileen Peel
as Mrs. Carghill
as 1 episode, 1960
Yvonne Coulette
as Marie
as 1 episode, 1960
Brenda Duncan
as 1 episode, 1960
Neil Phelps
as 1 episode, 1960
Ken Tyllssen
as 1 episode, 1960
Richard Longman
as 1 episode, 1960
Carmen Blanck
as Sonja
Arthur Wilman
as 1 episode, 1960
Serafina Di Leo
as 1 episode, 1960
Ray Browne
as 1 episode, 1960
Alan Casley
as 1 episode, 1960
Bill Cartwright
as 1 episode, 1960
William Raynor
as 1 episode, 1960
as 1 episode, 1960
Andrew Lieven
as The German soldier
Merylin Roberts
as Marie
Andrikos Adonis
as 1 episode, 1960
Reginald Green
as 1 episode, 1960
Patricia McAuley
as 1 episode, 1960
Leslie Goby
as 1 episode, 1960
Elizabeth Anne Ruddle
as 1 episode, 1960
Pauline Foreman
as 1 episode, 1960
David Denham
as 1 episode, 1960
Keith Lacey
as 1 episode, 1960
David Gordon
as 1 episode, 1960
Haydn Ward
as 1 episode, 1960
as 1 episode, 1960
Redmond Bailey
as 1 episode, 1960
as 1 episode, 1960
as 1 episode, 1960
as 1 episode, 1960
as 1 episode, 1960
June Grant
as 1 episode, 1960
Denholm Elliott
as 1 episode, 1961
Anthony Quayle
as The General
Jan Holden
as Janet Spicer
Pat Coombs
as 1 episode, 1961
James Grant
as James Wylie
Robert James
as David Wylie
Robertson Hare
as Sir John Blore, M.P.
Mary Chester
as 1 episode, 1961
John T. Chapman
as Michael Carter
Charles Hodgson
as Barker
Brian Reece
as Andrew Spicer
as Alick Wylie
Nicolie Eden
as 1 episode, 1961
Philip Garston-Jones
as 1 episode, 1961
Christine Salt
as 1 episode, 1961
Susan Oswald
as 1 episode, 1961
Gillian Cannadine
as 1 episode, 1961
Delia Walker
as Gillian Horner
Hubert Cross
as A Man
Judith Furse
as W.P. Sgt Bottle
James Copeland
as Tom Thistleton
as Mrs. Bonamy
Elizabeth Chambers
as W.P.C. Mary Blunt
David Orr
as Constable
Michael O'Halloran
as Professor Mortimer
Effie Morrison
as Mrs. Shinney
Jeanne Cook
as Jennifer Bowater-Smith
as Miss Sobieski-Smith
John Duncanson
as Alfred Shinney
Carol Coombe
as Mrs. Thistleton
Robert Checksfield
as Stanley Bowater-Smith
Wendy Craig
as Molly Saunders
as Julie
Julia Foster
as Enid
Elizabeth Sellars
as Margaret Lind
Alfred Lynch
as Norman
Dermot Walsh
as Thomas Lind
Derek Martin
as Porter
Carmen Dene
as 1 episode, 1963
Dominique Don
as Competitor for Miss Blackborough 1963
David Spenser
as Tony
Meadows White
as Waiter
Jeanne Davis
as 1 episode, 1963
Roy Denton
as 1 episode, 1963
as 1 episode, 1963
Rosemary Chalmers
as Competitor for Miss Blackborough 1963
as 1 episode, 1963
Tommy Buson
as 1 episode, 1963
Elspeth Pirie
as Romany Lind
Jean Collins
as Competitor for Miss Blackborough 1963
Stephanie Lacey
as 1 episode, 1963
Philip Yardley
as 1 episode, 1963
Priscilla Ogier
as 1 episode, 1963
Tony Lawrence
as Carabiniere
Stephen Best
as 1 episode, 1963
Stanley Rogers
as 1 episode, 1963
Monica Greenwood
as Competitor for Miss Blackborough 1963
Shirley Joy
as Competitor for Miss Blackborough 1963
Release 03 Jan 1960
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