ITV Playhouse 1967

Comedy Drama

Anthology series of dramatic works.

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Director
Michael Apted
David Cunliffe
Artists
Michael Bryant
as Boris J. Axelford
William Simons
as Barman
Katherine Barker
as Bride
Geoffrey Palmer
as Bradley Fawcett
Gwen Nelson
as Granny
Leslie Anderson
as Mr. Rust
Rachel Kempson
as Amelia
as Cynthia Randolph
Pat Heywood
as Freda
as Bank manager
Guy Slater
as Jackson Major
Barbara Couper
as Mrs. Plucker
Ricky Alleyne
as Erasmus
Michael Elphick
as Barrister at party
Stella Tanner
as Dolly
as Harry
Ian Hendry
as Guy Taylor
as Allison
Ronald Fraser
as Charlie
as Bobby Touche
Timothy Bateson
as Arthur
Frank Moorey
as Mr. Ashley
Patrick Wymark
as Hubert
Mary Miller
as Anne
John Fraser
as Alasdair
as John Marcher
Bernard Archard
as Dr. Andrei Ragin
as Aunt Belle
Ewen Solon
as Cameron
Edward de Souza
as Barry
Michael Culver
as Carstairs
Ronald Hines
as Charles Ford
as Ed
as Barty
Sam Dastor
as Bennett
Paul Williamson
as George Crowell
as Bryan Baker
Anthony Nicholls
as Bernard Bronley
Andre Van Gyseghem
as Eamonn de Valera
Zoe Hicks
as Bride's mother
as Bill
Rosemary Leach
as Faith
Maurice Denham
as Tom Falconer
Michael Coles
as Det. Supt. Jagger
Richard Gibson
as Peter
Robert Fyfe
as Ratface
as Little Satin Bottom
William Russell
as Daddy
Ann Lynn
as Avril Mowbray
Rudolph Walker
as Albert Charles
as Bailey
Milton Johns
as Dennis Watson
as Bucky Branch
Hannah Gordon
as Grace Fleming
Harold Innocent
as Heavy Breathing
Michael Pennington
as Don Harris
John Steiner
as Johnny
John Barrett
as Mr. Apse
John Comer
as Bert
Paul Shelley
as Jack Sheppard
as Gerald Wentworth
Frank Middlemass
as Father Nodier
Charles Rea
as Antrim
Liam Redmond
as Arthur Watson
Julia Foster
as Angel
as Charles Randolph
George Cole
as David Carter
Ian McShane
as Caulfield
Gerald Flood
as Bull Shuckburgh
Clare Kelly
as Annie Tundish
Derek Francis
as Karl
Andrew Sachs
as Morris Harper
Elizabeth Begley
as Mrs. McKiernon
as Addison
Diana Davies
as Greg's mother
Arthur Cox
as Cousin
as Dudley Gaveston
Kevin Brennan
as Club chairman
Maureen Pryor
as Mrs. Maybury
Harry Markham
as Billy Whittaker
Arnold Peters
as Chief Insp. Bradish
as Frau Scholle
Barbara Bolton
as Lady Jedburgh
Gil Sutherland
as Captain's Batman
Mollie Maureen
as Aunt
James Bree
as Beau Hadley
as Mrs. Foster
as Freddie Lamont
as Celia
Norman Scace
as Hanley
Colin Edwynn
as Barman
Tariq Yunus
as Indian Waiter
Jean Rimmer
as Meg
Tenniel Evans
as Henry
Eric Dodson
as Arnold Gray
Matthew Guinness
as Harry
Charles Lamb
as George
Bruce Boa
as Capt. Jacob White
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Dr. McKenny
Geoffrey Chater
as Control
George A. Cooper
as Albert Verdoni
Frances Cuka
as Anne Higgins
as Alfred
Joan Hickson
as Matron
as Peter Stone
as Director
Francesca Annis
as Elaine
Jack Hedley
as Peter Harding
Nerys Hughes
as Anita
Mark Jones
as Bill
as Madame Georges
Lynn Farleigh
as Heather Massie
Eleanor Bron
as Miss Dyott
Carla Challoner
as Girl on the quay
Susan Littler
as Ann Stafford
Mark Rogers
as Bill Harvey
Richard Pasco
as George
David Cook
as Keith
Lloyd Peters
as Gang member
Corrinna Sklar
as Sue Fletcher
as Greg
Michael Denison
as Bruce Armstrong
William Franklyn
as Ashley Munroe
Ian Holm
as Huw
Sylvia Syms
as Carlotta Forcelli
Jennie Linden
as Lady Windermere
as Bic Benson
John Barrie
as Sammy
Edward Judd
as Ginger Ryan
as Josephine
Bernard Gallagher
as Derek Gayton
David Langton
as Captain Cruikshank
Barbara Young
as Nancy
Alan MacNaughtan
as Gustav
James Kennedy
as Bryant
as Pauline
Bryan Marshall
as Bill
Roddy McMillan
as Mr. Miller
June Barry
as Mirry
Tom Chadbon
as David
as Bobby
Ray Mort
as Bill
Judith Barker
as Dot
Alan Downer
as Dvorak
Kathleen Byron
as Miss Harvey
as Quest
Angela Crow
as 21 Chaucer Street
Georgine Anderson
as Mrs. Allinson
Christopher Benjamin
as Gerald
Anne Reid
as Alice
Michael Cadman
as Businessman
as Barbara
John Lee
as Franz Hasendorfen
as Crowley
Robin Parkinson
as Johnson
Leon Greene
as Ben Sharkey
Francisco Morales
as Chilean at party
Pitt Wilkinson
as Matthew Pride of Jutland
Lane Meddick
as Johnny Wilder
Geraldine Moffat
as Edgworth Bess
Gareth Thomas
as Aubrey Owen - The Camarthen Cowboy
Jack Shepherd
as Des Hardy
Leonard Rossiter
as Fred Tomlinson
Frances White
as Clare
Judi Dench
as Helen Payle
George Baker
as George King
Tony Britton
as Charles Muspratt
Frank Windsor
as Stephen Briggs
Iain Cuthbertson
as Julian Karswell
Anthony Milner
as Edwards
Peter Barkworth
as Keith Bailey
David Markham
as Bride's father
as Harry Dudley
as Dola
as Nick
Victoria Fairbrother
as Jodie
as Didier
Joan Benham
as Duchess of Berwick
John Shrapnel
as Jamie
Anna Cropper
as Jean Clavering
Jo Kendall
as Jane Hills
Dorothy Tutin
as Laura
Sheila Burrell
as Eliza
Judy Cornwell
as Alice
as Allan Harper
Michael Bates
as Harold Radcliff
Georgina Hale
as Nanine
Brian Blessed
as Jim Carter
Mary Kenton
as Hilda Randolph
Betty Alberge
as Marge
Ronald Lacey
as Julius
Helen Cotterill
as Ann
Peter Sallis
as Leslie
Gregory Floy
as Graham
Lois Daine
as Chris
Christopher Chittell
as Alan Sheridan
Eric Thompson
as Michael
Gabrielle Drake
as Daphne
as Amme
as Isobel Davidson
Tessa Wyatt
as Daphne Major
as Eric
Miranda Connell
as Phoebe Gray
Alison Leggatt
as Blanche
Sara Clee
as Jean
Robin Bailey
as Dr. Perry
Michael Sheard
as German padre
Joseph Brady
as Det. Insp. Mungo
Janet Bartley
as Irene
T.P. McKenna
as Dr. Murphy
as Peter Baxter
Mary Hignett
as Darya
Mark Dignam
as Lord Simon
Michael Elwyn
as Jeremy
as Matron
Anna Wing
as Mother
as Mr. Mulcahey
Joanna Dunham
as Jean Gayton
as Clemence
Ian Hogg
as Gordon
Mary Peach
as Helen Johnson
Kate Fahy
as Angela Birley
Simon Chandler
as Jonathan
as Andrew Clavering
Hamilton Dyce
as Indian chief
Brian Oulton
as Mr. Lapwell
Gillian Raine
as Ann Benson
Sarah Lawson
as Eloise
Jennifer Jayne
as Laura
Pauline Delaney
as Catharine Robertson
Edward Petherbridge
as Dane
Arthur Griffiths
as Barman Harry
Beatrice Kane
as Mrs Webster
Tony Haygarth
as Bob
Richard Griffiths
as Board member
Anton Phillips
as Doctor
Roy Marsden
as Rev.Thompson
as Malcolm Armstrong
Ram John Holder
as Lance
Sally Watts
as Linda
Norman Eshley
as Jude
Roland Culver
as Patrick Pyrton
Tandy Cronyn
as Janet Goss
as George Dixon
Marjie Lawrence
as Marion
Julia Cornelius
as Jane
Faith Kent
as Mary
Jonathan Newth
as Bernard Webb
as Emma Sloane
John Caesar
as Man in pub
as Miss Bell
as Maiden Mary
as Lieutenant
Stephen Whittaker
as Dave Rawlings
Mona Washbourne
as Julia Pyrton
Jonathan Adams
as Escort captain
Hildegard Neil
as Marion
Jane Wenham
as Judy Trotter
Anna Manahan
as Mary Higgins
Neville Phillips
as Coronor's Officer
Terence Davies
as Dodge
Jacqueline Maude
as Alice
Helen Rappaport
as Beth Howard
Doremy Vernon
as Bobby's Mum
Caroline Dowdeswell
as Debbie
Basil Dignam
as Chief Supt. Elliott
Leonard Trolley
as George O'neill
Katie Macleod
as Angela
as Gough
Leonard Kavanagh
as Bursky
as Daniel
as Bob Kinsale
Brenda Cowling
as Margaret Harvey
John Batty
as Colin
Debbie Farrington
as Bethany
Denise Coffey
as Dora
as Jimbo
Kenneth Cranham
as Gilbert Woollacott
Maurice Hedley
as Lord Densham
Marian Diamond
as Maggie Brown
Sherrie Hewson
as Liz
Leslie Sarony
as Cafe proprietor
Ronald Harvi
as Manager
David Garth
as Colonel Laird
Simon Gough
as Eric Larch
Edwin Finn
as Mike Parsons
David Howe
as 1st Youth
as Angela
Jack May
as Lord McLinnie
Jeremy Child
as First City Gent
Ron Pember
as Frank
Basil Henson
as Charles Baldon
as 4 Shakespeare Street
Billy Milton
as Pianist
Shirley Cheriton
as Sharon Powers
Bryan Mosley
as Crotten
Louise Jervis
as 2 Shakespeare Street
John Keenan
as Harold
Earl Cameron
as Dr. Henry Mbala
George Howe
as Mr. Dunnock
as Geoff
Robert Hartley
as Art Dealer
Elizabeth Burger
as Maisie
Richard Aylen
as Committee Member
John Boxer
as John Straker
as George
Ralph Bates
as Brian
Clifford Earl
as Mr. Hope
Keith Grenville
as Barry
Ursula Hirst
as Gertrude
Michael Mannion
as Derek Haydon
John Nolan
as Doctor
as Butler
as Mrs. Cliveden
Bill Horsley
as Labour exchange clerk
Gordon Tanner
as Admiral Grimm
Sheila Raynor
as Liz
as Irene
Michael Robbins
as TV repairman
Aimée Delamain
as Miss Davidson
Anne Blake
as Aggie
Grace Arnold
as Mrs. Craig
Lindsay Campbell
as Gen. Wheelwright
Donal Donnelly
as Jokey Nelson
Nicholas McArdle
as Priest
James Ottaway
as Alcoholic old man
Noel Dyson
as Clara Dixon
as Art master
as Mac
Paul Darrow
as Anthony Eden
Diana Fairfax
as Evelyn Brinton
Richard O'Callaghan
as Enoch Harris
Anna Palk
as Henrietta
Harry Davis
as Committee Member
Clive Francis
as Mr. Sloane
Anton Rodgers
as Mark
Lee Montague
as Dr. Steven Brinton
Malcolm Reynolds
as Dave
Carlos Douglas
as Adams
as Bent
Eileen Way
as Gypsy woman
Bridget Brice
as Girl at party
William Fox
as Bill Bannerman
Joyce Grant
as Ethel
Sarah-Jane Gwillim
as Mildred
John McGregor
as Admiral White
Ilona Rodgers
as Judy
Steve Plytas
as Boris
Angela Grant
as Marybelle
Lesley Roach
as Mariechen
as Alden Van Gruisen
Sheila Hancock
as Kaff
Constance Cummings
as Liza Foote
Moray Watson
as Lord Simon Bowes
as Duncan Doubleday
as Mr. Grainger
Otto Diamant
as Demetriades
Dawn Beret
as Gillie Browne
George McGrath
as Man outside
Ralph Michael
as Bertie
John Normington
as Archie Nelson
Patricia Lawrence
as Faith Armstrong
Gary Bond
as Julien
as Jonathan
as Dora Randolph
Gareth Forwood
as Carr
Paul Bacon
as Announcer
Richard Corbet
as Barman
George Roubicek
as Alex
Paddy Joyce
as Car driver
Sinéad Cusack
as Catherine
Maria Aitken
as Gwen Toynbee
Alan Judd
as Gordon Mallory
as Clement
Reg Peters
as Milkman
Tony Caunter
as Arthur Price
Donald Eccles
as The dean
as Private Kent
Liza Goddard
as Jenny
as Cpt. Newsome
Helen Christie
as Ann Bannerman
Beatrix Mackey
as Miss Pink
Donald Douglas
as John Roberts
John Hug
as Michael
Ivan Beavis
as Driver
Joseph Blatchley
as David Armstrong
as Ken
Guy Nicholls
as Landlord
Barrie Cookson
as Bondy
Suzanne Roquette
as Vogel
Daniel Abineri
as Jules
Bill Wallis
as Bert
Douglas Heard
as Rene
Simon Rouse
as Dennis
Harry Meacher
as Club director
Christopher Driscoll
as Chick
Lindsay Duncan
as Diane
Gabrielle Lloyd
as Stephanie
Dave King
as Eddy
as Anthony
Amanda Kirby
as Diana Battle
Diane Mercer
as Neighbour
as Trevor
Chrissie Cotterill
as Maeve
as Jenny
Olive Pendleton
as Nancy
Alison Ambler
as Pauline
as Gang member
Charles Booth
as Gang member
Martin Jarvis
as David Bryant
as Hauptmann
Barbara Jefford
as Mrs. Erlynne
Paul Chapman
as Luis Colmenares
Glynis Johns
as Lorraine Barrie
Nigel Green
as Otto
Michael Craig
as Ken
as Ramsden Curtis
Geneviève Page
as Camille
as Sherry Sheridan
Alfred Lynch
as Edgar Lunt
John Turner
as Jimmy Fitch
John Bryans
as Holden Britwell
Siân Phillips
as May Bartram
Margaret Lockwood
as Julia Stanford
as Wilfred Eames
Andree Melly
as Leslie Amlett
Patrick O'Connell
as Martin Stewart
Judy Campbell
as The Lady
Bert Palmer
as Jacko
Philip Baldwin
as Jo
Neville Aurelius
as Matthew Johnson
Paul Barber
as Sam 'Lucky' Ubootu
Celia Johnson
as Miss Hobbish
as Norma
Sam Wanamaker
as Armitage
Tom Bell
as Larry
Trevor Thomas
as Jason Archer
Richard Mottau
as Keith
Wolf Kahler
as Rudolph Hess
as Maggie
Pamela Miles
as Mary Kelly
Leticia Garrido
as Tina
Helen Mirren
as Joanne
Frances Low
as Sheila
as Lady Bluett
as Penny
Toyah Willcox
as Sheryl
Arthur Whybrow
as Arthur Washbrook
Christine McKenna
as Melanie
Victoria Burton
as Sue Frawley
Michael Gambon
as Charles Battle
Leo McKern
as Edwin Coote
Charlotte Cornwell
as Ann Mitchell
as Bill Carstairs
Arthur Pentelow
as Felipe Ordones
as Emilie
Robert Hardy
as Ray Malcolm
Jack MacGowran
as Cheese & Egg [C.E.Petty]
Yootha Joyce
as Mrs. Bewley
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Austin Withers
Margaret Tyzack
as Gladys King
as Monica
Moyra Fraser
as Mrs. Hardy
Donald Hewlett
as William Featherstone
Frances Bennett
as Mary Sheridan
Mary Manson
as Joan Ford
John Castle
as Donald Webster
as Max
Dawn Addams
as Alma Rostalba
Peter Blythe
as Michael Amlett
Peter Cellier
as Arnold
Diana Coupland
as Karen
Toby Robins
as Samantha
Grant Taylor
as Sir Terence Norrington
Dulcie Gray
as Moira Tait
George Merritt
as Holmes
Ronald Clarke
as The Assassin - Vic Smith
Donald Houston
as Bill
Susan Richards
as Marge
Claudette Critchlow
as Sue Harvey
Suneel Shivdasani
as Mathur
Stella Moray
as Jenny
Bill Maynard
as J.P. Powers
Frederick Treves
as Prison governor
Stephen Yardley
as Norma's lover
as Terry
John Salthouse
as Gary
Peter Blake
as Club manager
Ron Bain
as Michael
Barry Reckord
as Alvin Archer
Alison Steadman
as Norma Hardy
as Barry Kelly
Ken Hutchison
as Ted
John Stride
as Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick
Lindsay Ingram
as Kate
Richard Briers
as A
Tim Pigott-Smith
as David
as Dennis
as Jack
Jan Francis
as Prudence Dunning
Glyn Houston
as Coates
as Sheriff
Marty Cruikshank
as Val
Garry Cooper
as Red
David Troughton
as Katko
Rosalyn Landor
as Abbey
Adam Bareham
as Paul
Ian Charleson
as Ian Arthur
Derek Newark
as Sgt. Huber
Nancy Nevinson
as Frau Klinger
as Elizabeth Cane
Michael Jayston
as Gerry Hackett
Trevor Bannister
as Joseph Pyne
Nicky Henson
as Amos Wild
Percy Herbert
as Vic
Maxine Audley
as Sue Purohit
Bill Fraser
as McCorquodale
James Culliford
as Humphrey Saddler
as Sam Adams
as Penny Box
as Jane
as Sheila Graham
as J.C.
Nicola Jenkins
as Bertha
Angela Down
as Brenda
Griffith Jones
as Gerald
John Cairney
as John
as Nur
Alan Badel
as Edward Kimberley
Pauline Yates
as Judith
Mary Baxter
as Cleaner
Jane Henby
as Deborah Ware
Annette Crosbie
as Joy
as Jenny
as Pat Waller
Norman Rossington
as Bill
as Johnny
as Lilian
Sam Dale
as Bill
David Robb
as The Duke of Hamilton
Robert Putt
as Mr. Mann
Billy McColl
as Eric
Jon Rowley
as Billy
Duncan Lamont
as Morrison
Roger Milner
as George
Bryan Coleman
as Commander Downes
as Vince
Judy Monahan
as Rachel
Thomas Snook
as Tom
Norman Jones
as Frank
Alec Wallis
as Greengrocer
Marcelo Romo
as Juan Garcia Gomez
David Daker
as 'Dogfood' Dan Milton
John Quayle
as Alfred Granger
Ian Ogilvy
as Lord Windermere
Anthony Stamboulieh
as Reception clerk
as Tessa
Hilda Braid
as Betty
as Doreen Kent
Renu Setna
as Baluji
Graham Haberfield
as Winston
Jessie Evans
as Mrs. Cozy
as Charlie Green
James Chase
as Ronnie
as Dr. Ostermark
John Laurie
as Judge
Barry Evans
as Tony
Helen Lindsay
as Bridget
Roland Curram
as Terence
Peter Dyneley
as Col. Golchenko
Julian Curry
as Adrian Collingwood
Annabel Leventon
as Chico
Nicholas Selby
as Henry Livingstone
Anthony Kemp
as Jeremy
as George Macken
Edward Atienza
as Engineer
Michael Francis
as Attendant
Anne Stallybrass
as Isobel
Joyce Blair
as Betty Jacobs
David Swift
as Walter
Denise Buckley
as Tegwen
Ida Shepley
as Florence Harvey
as Harry
Jacqueline Stanbury
as Pinkie
John Pickles
as Solicitor
as R.B.
Betty McDowall
as Beth
Elaine Donnelly
as Janet
Nadia Cattouse
as Portia Archer
Peter Vaughan
as Harold Praed
Olaf Pooley
as Josef Dzierzinski
Kevin Collins
as Charlie
Ricardo Mosner
as Roberto
Kevin McNally
as Paul
Geoffrey Keen
as Ellis
as Pete
Daphne Oxenford
as Miss Garton
Benjamin Dryer
as Orlando
Hugh Fraser
as Geoff
Sally Dimmick
as Polly
Richard Durden
as Roger
as Curtis Howard
Judy Parfitt
as Dorothy Granger
as Isidor Garabay
as Lili
Judy Geeson
as Phoebe Hardy
John Bluthal
as Kondu
Brian Wilde
as Pastor
Maurice Kaufmann
as Philip Tavener
Gabrielle Daye
as Lilly
Katherine Kessey
as Fiona
Henry Livings
as Eric
Richard McNeff
as First Man
Joyce Barbour
as Nellie
Jocelyne Sbath
as Sandra
Allan Cuthbertson
as Adrian Beresford
Nike Arrighi
as Daniela
Toke Townley
as Pierce
Andrew Lane
as Jeremy
Donal Cox
as Francis O'Neil
Jean Alexandrov
as Jean Segal
Libby Glenn
as Sue Long
Joanna Herrington
as Jane
Michael Gover
as Mr. Pott
Betty Hardy
as Granny Bradley
Amber Kammer
as Julia
Oliver Smith
as Smith
as Elsie
Doreen Sloane
as Shop assistant
Mary Kerridge
as Mrs. Merino
Antony Sher
as Morris
Peter Armitage
as Jacko
Mark Drewry
as Mr. Hardman
Sheila Steafel
as Brenda
as Yorkos
Phil McCall
as Inglesby
as Ellie
Ian McDiarmid
as Fedka
as Ted Cunningham
as David
as Lord Darlington
Ivor Danvers
as Carmelo Rivera
Diana Cumming
as Mistress
Linda Marlowe
as Girl
as The Nurse
Tom Marshall
as Ron
Royston Tickner
as Mr. Cote
Roger Carey
as Moti Purohit
Elizabeth Gordon
as Violet
Maureen O'Brien
as Nadia Seranova
as Det. Sgt. Brightwell
as Alexander Robertson
Marie Ney
as Frau Surnosky
Celia Duffy
as Margaret
as Brenda
Robert Raglan
as Bob
Alan Erasmus
as Erroll
Richard Pearson
as Mr. Smith
Jeremy Sinden
as Nigel
Chris Langham
as Tim
Jack Chissick
as Willard
Robert Bridges
as Mr. Mayhew
Art Malik
as Dave
John Sharp
as Stanwell
Steven Pacey
as David Innes
Christopher Good
as John Harrington
John Bleasdale
as Jim
Bill Gavin
as Georgie McKee
Christian Burgess
as Mike
Madeline Church
as Phillipa
Anthony Higgins
as Andrei Platonov
Sally Baxter
as Jenny Tevitt
John Baskcomb
as Darby
Frederick Alexander
as Graham
Janet Allen
as Bingo Player
Mia Martin
as Lady Agatha Carlisle
Dallas Cavell
as Damaso Ortega
Madhav Sharma
as Captain Sawant
Priscilla Morgan
as 6 Shakespeare Street
John Malcolm
as Nöjd
Trevor Martin
as Blessed Art Thou
as Pedestrian
Seymour Matthews
as Dai
Barry Justice
as Tony Orford
Aidan Turner
as Old man in prison
Russell Hunter
as Bailey
Sean Bury
as Toby
Susan Williamson
as Sue
David Cargill
as Arthur Kook
Francesca Ashurst
as Girl
Polly Hemingway
as Susan
Vivienne Ross
as Betty
as Graham
Vicki Brown
as Velma
Eddie Reindeer
as Larry
as Geoff
as Bus conductress
John McKelvey
as Mr. Green
Thomas Ellice
as Trevor
Debbie Wheeler
as Isobel
Patricia Shakesby
as Elise Marriott
as Marina
as Joe
John Atkinson
as Roadman
Robert Addie
as Chris
Barbara New
as Mrs. Tevitt
Tim Swinton
as KGB clerk
Sarah Martin
as Caroline
David Graham Jones
as Club Compere
Michael Mellinger
as Cuesta
Keith Washington
as Big soldier
Elspet Gray
as Helen Taylor
Mona Bruce
as Marion Blake
Jill Allen
as Eunice
Margaret Ashcroft
as Jill Mason
Nik Zaran
as Havildar
Alex Marshall
as Audrey Johnson
Dorothea Rundle
as Woman on cart
Sandra Downs
as Girl in prison
Diane Greaves
as Betty
as Stella White
Morag Hood
as Prinzi
as Alistair McLeod
George Pensotti
as Tom
David Monico
as Georgi Poliakov
Martin Carroll
as Mr. Wilkins
John Harvi
as Simon Trotter
Stephen McGuire
as Boy
David Harrison
as Brooks
as Insp. Gray
Peter Kerrigan
as Det. Sgt. Williams
Penny Irving
as Eileen
as Mr. Foster
Barbara Hicks
as Registrar
as Harold's friend
Philippa Boutler
as Jacko's girlfriend
David Calder
as John Marriott
Rosemary Martin
as Madame Noir
Catherine Terris
as Flossie
Nicholas Frew
as Zero
as Miss Walsh
James Grant
as Peter
John Cassady
as Dick Craven
Alan Thompson
as Barman
Judi Kent
as Club Singer
Richard Beale
as Domingo Marin
Elliott Cairnes
as Mr. Hopper
Harvey Edwards
as Thin soldier
David Graham
as Inspector of customs
Isobel Black
as Rachel Bell
William Kendall
as Andrew Lodge
Barbara Keogh
as Mae
Clare Sutcliffe
as Glad
Roy Maxwell
as Stage manager
Daphne Anderson
as Mrs. Harper
as Dr. Lantke
Arthur Hewlett
as Father
Christopher Banks
as 1 episode, 1969
as Chris Stanford
as Liza Curtis
Debbie Bowers
as Charlotte
David Warwick
as Tony
James Cosmo
as Sgt. Robbins
as Valerie
Stanley Lebor
as Lenny
John Moffatt
as Superintendent
Pat Ashton
as Sheila
Bruce Purchase
as Wally
Simon Lack
as Prof. Upjohn
Loftus Burton
as Telephone man
Jeremy Truelove
as Ted
John Flanagan
as Chris Peterson
Lise Ann McLaughlin
as Anna
Terry Raven
as Joaquim
Michael Ward
as Milliner
David Butler
as Det. Sgt. Lever
as May
Robert Davies
as Bill Mason
Timothy Carlton
as Roger List
as Director
Andrew Dallmeyer
as Tony
Alfred Bell
as 1 episode, 1969
as Polly Hasendorfen
Anthony Benson
as Frank
Jill Chartell
as Belly Dancer
Barry Lowe
as Leonard
Rio Fanning
as Rifle clubman
Joan Ann Maynard
as Roxane
Thomas Baptiste
as John
Barry Linehan
as Platt
Alison Holloway
as Schoolgirl
Michael Graham Cox
as Smigee
Talfryn Thomas
as Prof. Griffiths
Noel Collins
as Neil
Jack Le White
as Fred
Jackie Shinn
as Comedian
Gil Brailey
as Zarah
Rodney Cardiff
as Man
as Joey Mason
Walter Horsbrugh
as Commissionaire
William Maxwell
as Coalman
Terry Gilligan
as Young Edgar
A.J. Brown
as Auctioneer
Edward Phillips
as Millet
Barbara Laurenson
as Lady Gullible
Amelia Taylor
as Barbara
James Vallon
as Det. Con. Simms
as John Broome
Tim Brinton
as 1 episode, 1969
Josephine Blain
as 1st Model
Ernie Clayden
as Driver's Mate
as Paul
Carolyn Lyster
as Air stewardess
Alfred Fagon
as West Indian
Gaynor Ward
as Schoolgirl
Brian Haines
as Father Denham
as Willard's wife
Petra Davies
as Adoptive Mother
Mike Kemp
as Man in cafe
Clifford Parrish
as Wiggin
Gilly McIver
as Angela
Michael Ryan
as Jim
Martin Read
as Policeman
Hilda Barry
as Mrs. Tuckett
as Judge
John Carlin
as Sir Peter
Patrick Godfrey
as Post office clerk
John Dunbar
as Inspector Firth
Fay Browning
as 2nd Model
Ian Cooper
as Priest
Angela Bruce
as Nell
Sally Anne Newton
as Mr. Mann's girl
Alan Guy
as 2nd Youth
Bill Paterson
as Gary
as Nurse
as Donald
Ian Sharp
as Mich
Christine Buckley
as Housekeeper
Peter Godfrey
as Skip
Geraldine Gwyther
as Cashier
as Floor manager
Robin Ellis
as Tom Esdaile
John Barcroft
as Sir Robert
as Wild's footman
Peter Lawrence
as Fred
as Mrs. Purdy
David Steuart
as Dr. Weisberg
John Rapley
as Post office customer
Patrick Connor
as 1 episode, 1969
Bill Ward
as Barman
Adelaide Necheke
as Rita
Raymond Farrell
as Mr. Gowan
Paul Dawkins
as Hercules Beaumont
as Billy
William Dysart
as Drummer
Cino Berigliano
as Car Thief
Connie Merigold
as Midwife
Judy Buxton
as Sandra
Bill Denniston
as Police sergeant
Abdul Ali
as Doctor
Phyllida Hewat
as Mrs. Franklyn
Jon Finch
as Mr. Coker
Henry Moxon
as David Turville
Marika Rivera
as Madame Vaneska
Hope Jackman
as Bett
as Newsagent
Winifred Dennis
as Old woman
Irlin Hall
as 19 Chaucer Street
George Betton
as Old Man
Bill Hepper
as Pianist
Brian Pollitt
as Field
Jon Croft
as 1 episode, 1969
Gloria Connell
as Girl in flower shop
Joanna Royce
as Typist
Raymond Millross
as Dispatch clerk
Ivor Dean
as James
John Robins
as Dock policeman
Stephen Price
as Mechanic
Betty Wernick
as Receptionist
Marlene Sidaway
as Veronica
Ken Drury
as Police constable
Simon Prebble
as Newscaster
Ursula Camm
as Solicitor's secretary
James Beck
as Police Sergeant
Graham Armitage
as Roger Moreton
as Emma
Marie Makino
as Peg
Arthur Barclay
as Old man
Robert Flynn
as Drummer
as Clerk of Court
Alec Ross
as Peter
Janice Crowley
as 1 episode, 1969
James Donnelly
as Mike Weston
as Tattersall
Caroline Embling
as Sarah
Judith Anthony
as Maureen
Martin Potter
as Bank Clerk
Jack Gwillim
as Admiral Sir Guy Lawrence
as Milkman
Derek Williams
as Ambulance man
Jennie Paul
as Fat Betty
Mimi Whitford
as Mrs. Franks
Prentis Hancock
as Officer of Court
Patrick Jordan
as Det. Sgt. Brown
Linda Goddard
as Traffic Warden
Jeff Hall
as Goon 2
Gwyneth Powell
as Doreen
as Wilf
Jon Laurimore
as Pocahock
John Rudling
as Doctor
Maria Charles
as Dorinda
Judy Evans
as Helpless Woman
Peta Fry
as Carol
as 1 episode, 1969
Jonathan Lynn
as John Simons
Marcia Warren
as Barmaid
as Victor
as Harriet Straddle
Denis Cleary
as Barman
Martin Cort
as Huntsman
Sheila Irwin
as Nurse
Terry Day
as Sally
as 1 episode, 1969
Ray Marioni
as Bar Steward
Jimmy Mac
as Undertaker
Chris Sullivan
as Taxi Driver 1
Shaw Taylor
as TV commentator
Tommy Barnett
as Mary's Son
Stephen Bill
as Barry
Claire Davenport
as Mrs. Mosscrop
Liz Gebhardt
as Carole
Stella Bonheur
as Mrs. White
Janette DuBarry
as Mrs. Fitzgerald
Roy Herrick
as Newscaster
Ben Hodges
as 1 episode, 1969
Larry Martyn
as First Reporter
Peter Thornton
as Taxi Driver 2
Mark Baxter
as Doreen's Son
Jamie Foreman
as Andy
Fanny Rowe
as Mrs. Dodd
as Stout lady
Dona Martin
as Nina
Don Barkham
as Actor
Langton Jones
as 1 episode, 1969
Ashley Barker
as Chris
as Chris
Peter Stephens
as Mr. Morrow
Suzie Stuart
as Lily
James Jordan
as 1 episode, 1969
Rita Merkelis
as Cherry
as Steve
Henry McCarthy
as Sir Roland Fordham
as Ted
Hugh Hastings
as Pub pianist
Kenneth Law
as Mr. Merriweather
Clifford Mollison
as Jameson
David Ellison
as Gaoler
as Attentive Girl
Jean Marlow
as 1 episode, 1969
Clovissa Newcombe
as Sally Brent
Peter Forbes-Robertson
as Announcer
Philip Norton
as 1 episode, 1969
Colette O'Neil
as Anne Wright
Diana Harker
as Broadsheet seller
Melissa Powell
as 1 episode, 1969
Richard Pescud
as Hotel Receptionist
Vikki Richards
as Jackie White
Melanie Wallis
as 1 episode, 1969
Robert Robertson
as Farrett
as 1 episode, 1969
David Simeon
as Waiter
as 1 episode, 1969
John Stone
as Det. Insp. Ross
as 1 episode, 1969
Peter Stratford
as Photographer
Brian Cox
as Apeman
John Hurt
as Guy Beresford
Warren Clarke
as Wolf Ebert
Fiona Lewis
as Shelagh Burton
Anthony Quayle
as Daniel Bloch
Wendy Craig
as Brenda Patterson
Renee Houston
as 1 episode, 1967
Francis Matthews
as Peter Morgan
Anthony May
as Victor Verdoni
Alethea Charlton
as Madge
as Kraus
Elizabeth Heery
as Liz
Peter Cleall
as Kamper
Bernard Lloyd
as Bernard
as Valla
Marie Kean
as Maggie Maloney
Anna Turner
as Ella
Celestine Randall
as Hanne
Richard Coleman
as Detective Inspector Sullivan
Clelia Matania
as Gina Verdoni
Michael Beint
as 1 episode, 1967
Isla Cameron
as 1 episode, 1967
Dave Carter
as Jack
James Belchamber
as Mr. Burden
Bill Lyons
as Fliedner
Howard Douglas
as Arthur
Roy Spencer
as Doctor
as Oberleutnant Gruenler
Maggie Jordan
as Miss Golding
Graham Sharman
as Pendlebury
Gladys Dawson
as 1 episode, 1967
David Pepper
as Irish
Basil Moss
as 1 episode, 1967
Mike Lucas
as Willi Schaeffer
as Mr. Baxter
James Lynn
as Judy
as Chivers
as Waiter
Tina Griffiths
as Primrose
Julia Dillon
as Jennifer
Honora Burke
as Flossie
Nicola Crowther
as Gwyneth
Stephen Broadbent
as Hollis
Keith Priddin
as Jupp
Jennifer Berch
as Veronica
Malcolm Davies
as Webley
Joan Crane
as Model girl
Sandra Corfield
as Jeanette
Gary Clay
as Banfield
Graham Cross
as Thatch
Robert Campbell
as Mercer
as Colin Smythe
Kevin Connaghan
as Gittins
Philip Nickless
as Ashworth
Jaqueline Coglan
as Jane
as Frank
Sandra Whitmore
as Rosamund
Simon Mead
as Peter Mowbray
Mary Young
as Jill
Tom Minnikin
as Porter
Rodney Diak
as Pratt
Richard Fenton
as Muller
Peter Street
as Clerk
Carol Taylor
as Juniper
Brian Stone
as Military Doctor
Janet Munro
as Dr. Constance Morris
Maggie Smith
as Mrs. Wislack
Derek Jacobi
as Gerry
Honor Blackman
as Lena Hamilton
Susannah York
as Grace
Stephanie Beacham
as Lisa Wendle
Barbara Walters
as First girl
as Mrs. Panzack
John Moulder-Brown
as Paul Fawcett
Peter Egan
as Peter Morris
Veronica Carlson
as Sally
Neil McCarthy
as The quiet man
Elisabeth Sladen
as Hotel maid
Patrick Magee
as Philo
Phyllis Calvert
as Mrs Radcliffe
Jim Norton
as Brian Snow
Anthony Booth
as Dr. Cross
Charles Kay
as the French soldier
Amanda Barrie
as Mavis Pritchard
as Freda
Tony Beckley
as Roger Bakewell
James Hayter
as Postmaster
Freda Dowie
as 1 episode, 1968
Bessie Love
as Mrs. Teitelbaum
Ray Brooks
as Sgt. Dangerfield
Michael Ripper
as Dickon
Mark Eden
as David Hope
Cliff Richard
as Riley Walker
as Marion
as Kim
Richard Thorp
as Willy Terhune
Rowena Cooper
as Audrey Moate
Alexis Kanner
as Colin Jenkins
John Nettleton
as Geoffrey Burton
as Constance Williams
Peter Copley
as Gen. Maitland-Smith
Harry Baird
as Danny's stepfather
Dolores Mantez
as Carey Ford
Liz Crowther
as Esther
Marne Maitland
as Mores
Polly Adams
as Caol
Hugh Manning
as The waiter
Patience Collier
as Serena
Frank Mills
as Barman
Ewan Hooper
as The soldier
Trevor Adams
as Man at party
Jimmy Hanley
as Ernest Maybrick
Paul Jones
as Colin Dixon
Christopher Sandford
as Narcissus
Jane Wood
as Young woman in Post Office
Tina Martin
as Honey
Michael Barrington
as Dr. Mannard
Maurice Good
as Capt. Berringer
Edna Doré
as Estelle
Louise Pajo
as Laura Parry
as Elizabeth Wintour
Barbara Lott
as Mrs. North
Edward Brayshaw
as Dr. Khobotov
Ronald Adam
as Armitage
David Auker
as Fatty
Bill Shine
as Landlord
Sean Lynch
as Rifleman John Hart
Michael Brennan
as Nikita
as Grainger
Jeffrey Gardiner
as Patterson
David Glover
as Capt. Dynevore
Errol John
as Jason Reed
as Ronnie
as First Model
Delena Kidd
as Ruth Kinsale
as 1 episode, 1968
as John Corby
Terence Edmond
as Denis Cope
Nicholas Pennell
as Acherson
Pauline Challoner
as Girl with dog
Andreas Malandrinos
as 1 episode, 1968
John Humphry
as Clive Bone
Mark Edwards
as Orford Wendle
J.G. Devlin
as Croogan
as Eric
Jasmina Hilton
as Betty Jean
Dennis Chinnery
as Sergeant Campbell
Robin Chadwick
as Photographer
Kevin Lindsay
as Stepan
Donald Bisset
as Dean
as Danny's mother
as Haynes
Roger Booth
as Porky Leighton
Charles Hyatt
as Perry
Anthony Langdon
as Provost Sgt. Rawlings
Jeremy Longhurst
as Eric Sheldon
as Sergeant Tucker
Anthony Marlowe
as Heather
Arthur Lovegrove
as Kemp
as Sir Cuthbert Bowers
Stuart Saunders
as Sergeant Peters
Frank Barrie
as Cecil
Keith Ashley
as Committee Member
Margaret Lacey
as Mrs. Smart
Felix Felton
as Dr. Waggon
Hugh Morton
as John Dawson
John Rees
as Man
as John Ruggles
Michael Mulcaster
as 1 episode, 1968
Geoffrey Cheshire
as 1 episode, 1968
as Sir Jason Cresswell
Rachel Thomas
as Mrs. Brodie
as Mrs. Hilditch
as Gipsy
Clifford Cox
as Sgt. Crompton
Miriam Mann
as Ivy
Nigel Bernard
as Usher
Paul Phillips
as 1 episode, 1968
Yvonne Quenet
as Sophie
as Mrs. Fearnley
Oliver Maguire
as Johnson
Alexander Doré
as Charles
Libby Morris
as Irma Kaplan
as Bright Young Man
Meier Tzelniker
as Mr. Teitelbaum
Bart Allison
as Caretaker
Ron Gregory
as Policeman
David Toguri
as Kito
Diana Chappell
as Second girl
Pamela Duncan
as Wardrobe mistress
as Gregory
as Clerk
Sheila Gill
as Voice
Edward Harvey
as Colonel Tsibukin
Shelley Burton
as Eldrich Trumbull
as Danny
Andrew Armour
as TV commentator
Tex Fuller
as Car driver
Fidelma Murphy
as Danni
as Man in hospital
Michael Egan
as Brown
Peter King
as Chris
Rose Hiller
as Woman
as Chairman of the local Council
as Everett Dignam
John Marquand
as Doctor
Philip Webb
as Shorthand Writer
Leslie Pitt
as Committee Clerk
Gordon Craig
as 1 episode, 1968
Tina Ruta
as Rosa
Jonathan Holt
as Waiter
Suzanne Fleuret
as Boy's Mother
as Johnson
Hoima McDonald
as Second Model
Andrea Brett
as Girl's friend
as Aldo
Vivienne Davies
as Young woman on train
John DeVaut
as Major
Jane Bolton
as Nurse
Margo Jenkins
as Voice
as Bertram
Desmond Stokes
as Man
Donald Torr
as 1 episode, 1968
Alan Lawrance
as British passenger
Ron Harvi
as Lintov
Murray Noble
as Man at party
Michael Pearce
as Boy in park
Robin Whitecross
as Girl at party
Jackie Afriques
as Girl at party
Pippa Benedict
as Girl at party
Nicholas Critchley
as Priest
Tony Cella
as Boy in Market
Robert Towner
as 1 episode, 1968
Tommy Yapp
as Steward #1
Michael Archilles
as 1 episode, 1968
Harriet Petworth
as Old lady
Roderick Jones
as Committee Member
Bill Wiesener
as Man at party
Joseph Holroyd
as Waiter on train
Rosalind Speight
as Mary
Martin Johnson
as Boy
David Courtland
as Drill
Jack Rowlands
as Messenger
Mark Follett
as Man at party
Julian Glover
as Eric Toynbee
Miriam Margolyes
as Kathie
Clive Revill
as Spillers
Charles 'Bud' Tingwell
as Maj. George Fitzallan
Penelope Keith
as Housekeeper
Anna Calder-Marshall
as Colombe
Adrienne Corri
as Miss. Chester
Thorley Walters
as Col. Baldock
Maurice Roëves
as Franco
Hilary Heath
as Sara
as Sue
Damien Thomas
as Paul
André Morell
as Piers Collingham
Arthur Lowe
as Eric
as Gavin Lesotho
John Challis
as Carstairs
Terence Alexander
as Gerard
Harold Bennett
as Clerk
John Savident
as Desfournettes
John Ronane
as Garbolt
as Rosalind
Nicholas Ball
as Philip
Malcolm Tierney
as John Hilarian Salt
Will Knightley
as Bell
Alexander Davion
as Brian Davidson
Glynn Edwards
as Arthur Bentwood
Anna Quayle
as Doreen
Vivienne Martin
as Judy Jenkins
Tommy Godfrey
as Charles
John Cater
as Surette
as Norman Haggard
Gay Hamilton
as Leoni
Paul Daneman
as Alec
Yvonne Mitchell
as Freda Parker
Charles Carson
as Uncle
Lewis Fiander
as Capt. Albert Fitzallan
Neil Stacy
as Charles
Cicely Courtneidge
as Lady Longham
Dorothy Alison
as Ann Swink
Myra Frances
as Priscilla
John Levene
as Taraxan
as Peggy
Ann Curthoys
as Isabel Howe
as Potter
John Bailey
as Ashby
Carolyn Courage
as Georgina
as Robin
Valerie Lush
as Lady at Luncheon
Mitzi Rogers
as Carol
Shirley Cain
as Miss Kindle
Paddy Ward
as Barman
Michael Kilgarriff
as Lagarde
Valerie Taylor
as Madame Alexandra
Gary Watson
as Robert
as Robin
Joan Scott
as Nurse
Declan Mulholland
as Monto
as Chief Insp. Parker
John Bott
as Aesthetic don
as Gianna
as Lillian Parker
as Party Guest
Ruth Dunning
as Rosalind
Olive Mercer
as Chiropodist
Geoffrey Denton
as Chairman
as Anne
Liz Ashley
as Miranda Muir
as Pullman
Keith James
as Judge
as Charlie
Myvanwy Jenn
as Miss. Ogilby
Amanda Reiss
as Countess Latour
Gerald Taylor
as Skouse
Peter Mayock
as Flynn
as Jenny
as Bloodhound don
Marian Spencer
as Mrs. Rowley
Christopher Burgess
as Joseph
as Bridget
Louis Haslar
as Party Guest
as Lucien
David Grey
as Reporter
Andrew Carr
as Jones
Max Latimer
as Tough customer
Eric Elliott
as Chancellor
Glenn Melvyn
as Simpson
Rosemary Rogers
as Josephine
Hugh Latimer
as Minister
Jane Stonehouse
as Reporter
as Michael Beamish
Auriol Smith
as Manicurist
as Prosecuting Counsel
Helena Ross
as Girl Student
John Berryman
as Party Guest
as Davidson
Anna Burden
as Miss Fortescue
Desmond Jordan
as Defence Counsel
Tony Bateman
as Stranger
Juliet Kempson
as Jessica
Emmett Hennessy
as Third Student
Michael Hall
as Station Sergeant
Michael Gleave
as First Student
Donald Layne-Smith
as Fleming
Walter Swash
as Scout
Mike Hayden
as Barman
Ronald Mayer
as Benson
Betty England
as Margery Norrington
Christine Pilgrim
as Secretary
as Police sergeant
Mike Grant
as Workman
Michael Dawes
as Standeven
as Socky Shuckburgh
Dan Caulfield
as Police Sergeant
Basil Lord
as Professor Nicholls
Keith Hazemore
as Police constable
Eddie King
as Workman
Michael Rogoff
as Photographer
Don Hardwick
as Don with booming voice
Paddy Stephenson
as Waitress
Michael Zorba
as Delivery Man
Edward Gardener
as Photographer
Vernon Smythe
as Hungarian don
Michael Burchill
as Pump attendant
Dermot Macdowell
as IRA Judge
Michael Ashley-Davies
as Taraxan chauffeur
as Paolo
Bernard Soukoff
as Party Guest
Thelma Falls-Hand
as Mrs. Clayton
Ray Gatenby
as Mortuary attendant
Lolly Cockerell
as Alison
Neil Bennett
as Second Student
William Victor
as Young man
as Bernard
as Reporter
Sandra Buchan
as Party Guest
Elsie Woodhouse
as Miss Smarting
Joan Plowright
as Lisa
Lorne Greene
as James Beal
Patricia Routledge
as Fern
as Ingrid
Brian Murphy
as Driver
Christopher Timothy
as Mark
John Standing
as 1 episode, 1970
Patrick Troughton
as Mr. Fidler
Richard Greene
as James Beal
Zienia Merton
as Leila
as Beatrice
as Charlotte
Shane Rimmer
as Goldman
Helen Horton
as Mrs. Bucher
Ray McAnally
as Cmd. Bucher
George Murcell
as George
as Lambert
Barbara Knox
as The ward sister
as Danski
Patrick Barr
as Admiral Bowen
John Collin
as King
Roy Holder
as Private Mills
Avril Elgar
as Eudora
Noel Willman
as Fender
Roy Barraclough
as Head waiter
Mary Merrall
as Mrs. King
as The receptionist
Zulema Dene
as Edwina
Alan Sharp
as Writer
Richard Wordsworth
as Edgar Gaveston
as Harry
Victor Platt
as 1 episode, 1970
as Carl Savett
David Knight
as John
James Dyrenforth
as The U.S Congressman
David Baron
as Mr. Harvey
Sheila Grant
as Justine
Helen Weir
as Chris
as Lieut. Murphy
Peter Gale
as Michel
James Berwick
as Mort
as 1 episode, 1970
Derek Murcott
as The Washington Spokesman
Bruce Myles
as Mike
Dorothy Reynolds
as Aunt Matty
Al Garcia
as The U.S Senator
David Rayner
as The shop assistant
Connie Tilton
as Mrs. Brinkham
Peter Winter
as Private Lillywhite
Ted Richards
as Waiter
Sandra Tallent
as Andrea Crain
as Admiral Bergner
Mary Denison
as April
Kate Mitchell
as The woman
Newton Bedale
as Admiral Pratt
Joel Michaels
as Lieut. Harris
David Forbes
as Tomkins
Violet Lamb
as Maria Sloane
Jane Fox
as Rosemary
Burt Kwouk
as The prisoner
Christopher Malcolm
as The first officer
as Tarver
Jo Rowbottom
as Miss. Reynolds
Sharon Duce
as Sheila
as Miss. Matthews
Douglas Lambert
as The adjutant
Hugh Burden
as Stephen
as Granger
Roger Avon
as Detective
as Henry
Evie Garratt
as Mrs. Doyle
Stephen Murray
as Mr. Angusthorpe
Fiona Gaunt
as Artist
Frank Jarvis
as Policeman
Alec Sabin
as Jimmy Coombes
as Angela
Meadows White
as Bill
Jessica Spencer
as Dorothy
Iain Gregory
as Brian Price
Kristopher Kum
as The interrogator
as The Driver
David Blake Kelly
as Mr. Gorman
Laurence Carter
as Oliver
Barry Jay
as The singer
Cheryl Van Hoorn
as Lena
Carolyn Seymour
as Angela Harrison
as Williams
Robin Sachs
as Hugh Randolph
Robert Powell
as Gavin
as Scrap Kenton
Graham Crowden
as Oliver
Bill Owen
as Mr. Milner
as Tom
Sue Nicholls
as Betty
Lynette Davies
as Laurel Randolph
as Frank
Isabel Dean
as Sonia's mother
Russell Lewis
as Patrick Lindsay
as Mrs. Crow
Tracy Hyde
as Gail Lindsay
Tamara Ustinov
as Marion
as Ken
Jack Woolgar
as Harry
James Bate
as Tony
Rita Giovannini
as Sonia
Pat Nye
as Elsie
Desmond Adams
as Terry
Barry Ashton
as Man in betting shop
Maurice Quick
as Umpire
Ian Stirling
as Radio presenter
John Procter
as John
Trisha Taylor
as Sylvia
as Alan Black
Arthur White
as Circuit commentator
Rosemary McHale
as Eliska
Michael Collins
as Ronnie Tucker
as Wendy Firth
as Rex Taylor
Aspasia Papathanasiou
as Hana
Honor Walters
as Carol Taylor
Ian McKellen
as 1 episode, 1974
Alec Guinness
as Jocelyn Broome
Donald Sumpter
as David
Michael Gough
as Bill Wakely
Michele Dotrice
as Frances
Michael Kitchen
as Tommy
Stanley Baker
as 1 episode, 1974
as Mr. Yamada
Rachel Roberts
as 1 episode, 1974
Kenneth Cope
as Roche
Ann Bell
as 1 episode, 1974
Dandy Nichols
as Mrs. Harris
Sarah Badel
as Madge Wakely
Megs Jenkins
as Beryl Steele
Nigel Patrick
as Charles
Angharad Rees
as 1 episode, 1974
as 1 episode, 1974
Gerald Cross
as Mr. Maple
John Horsley
as Doctor
Alfred Marks
as Arthur Steele
Ronald Radd
as Mr. Harris
Antony Carrick
as London barman
Robert Russell
as Terry
as 1 episode, 1974
as Topsy
as Leeds barman
John Rolfe
as Daniels
Dorothy Gordon
as The secretary
Clifford Kershaw
as Ransome
Gilbert Wynne
as Tony
Daphne Slater
as Mrs. Powers
as Edwina Broome
Freddie Lees
as Salesman
Ruth Seglow
as Girl 2
Julie West
as Wendy
Sally Ducrow
as Girl 1
Joanne Gorman
as Julie
Lisa Burnell
as Ruby
as Dave Head
David Schofield
as Pete
Ian Bannen
as Grey
Patrick Malahide
as Aitken
Felicity Dean
as Gillian Hardy
Philip Stone
as Dan
as Nell
Clive Merrison
as John Bottle
Patrick Newell
as Jeremy
Derek Farr
as Ranny
Brian Deacon
as Oswald
as Captain Karl Fischer
Lana Morris
as Aunt Marie
Sandy Ratcliff
as Lana Cork
Don Fellows
as Board member
Del Henney
as John
Phyllida Nash
as Clare
as Rowena
Charles Collingwood
as Disc jockey
Michael Spice
as Cecil
Edwin Brown
as Harold
Toria Fuller
as Jeannette
James Taylor
as Jackson
Anne Raitt
as Anna
Joan Turner
as Beattie
as Alice Bottle
Claire Russell
as Sue
Paul Haley
as Electricity Workers Spokesman
Sylvia Barter
as Marie
as Auguste
Jeannette Farrier
as Heather
Madeleine Orr
as Olive
Nicholas Lyndhurst
as Westbrook
as Mrs. Abercrombie
Alexandra Bastedo
as Kitty Lake
Robert Lang
as Plunkett
Nicola Pagett
as Margot
Gregor Fisher
as The sargeant
Paola Dionisotti
as Joanna
Barbara Ewing
as Ann
David Sibley
as Sam
Shaughan Seymour
as LT. Sampson
Eve Pearce
as Alice
Melissa Wilkes
as Suzy
Richard Adams
as Man
Anne Cunningham
as Hetty
Robert McBain
as Mike
Andrew Crawford
as Roddy
Frank Wylie
as David Maclaine
Gabrielle Blunt
as Mrs. Pope
Barry McCarthy
as Charlie
Alec Heggie
as Terry Houston
Jean Faulds
as Betty
Sally Hughes
as Fanny
Alvar Liddell
as The announcer
as Williamson
Anthony Howard
as Ralph
as Tindall
as Monique
Willie Joss
as The clark
Virginia Moore
as Cora
Louise Hall-Taylor
as Linda
Annie Leake
as Mrs. Benson
as Florrie
as Mrs. Maclaine
as The policeman
Monica Brady
as W.A.A.F Turnhouse.
Helen Titmus
as Caroline
Louise Ramsay
as Young girl
Gary Fetterplace
as Nicholas
Mark Simpson
as Young boy
Jack Short
as Andrew
Michael Fox
as Boy on Bus
Peter Davison
as Edwin Styles
Ben Cross
as Terry Jones
Wanda Ventham
as Susan
Ciaran Madden
as Tina Styles
Ed Bishop
as Brother Bethlehem
as Girl junkie
Daragh O'Malley
as Organiser
as Philip
David Sterne
as Aubrey
Suzanne Bertish
as Lena
John Ringham
as Chief Supt. Hewlett
Vivienne Johnson
as June
Glory Annen
as Theatregoer
Ursula Howells
as Alice
as Mark
as Scots soldier
Josephine Welcome
as Ward sister
as Vernon
Bobby Knutt
as Joe Dempsey
John Franklyn-Robbins
as The inspector
David Dixon
as Bernie Fermor
Ken Kitson
as 1 episode, 1979
Andrew McCulloch
as Welch
as 1 episode, 1979
Derek Martin
as Colley
Sheila Allen
as Celia
as Booking clerk
Janet Maw
as Emma Vine
Kate Fitzgerald
as Sharron
Annette Ekblom
as Kathleen
as Tony
Kate Saunders
as Jenny
Julia Goodman
as Joy
as Nelson
Karen Mayo-Chandler
as Shirley Rose
Alan Igbon
as Mike
Fred Pearson
as Dr. Causton
as Jack Armstrong
Simon Oates
as Nathan
Victoria Williams
as Micki Boniface
Harriet Philpin
as Gabrielle Spencer
Eamonn Boyce
as Detective
Genevieve Allenbury
as Pilar
Alan Rowe
as Dr. Ronald Grove
Jeananne Crowley
as Sandra Garse
James Duggan
as Dickie Doyle
Josie Kidd
as Mary
Arbel Jones
as Checkout girl
as Theatregoer
Sally Osborne
as Air traffic controller
Cassie McFarlane
as Linda Pearson
Alan Hunter
as Det. Con. Downes
Chris Jenkinson
as Military policeman
Debbi Blythe
as Bar-girl
Gillian Martell
as Mrs. Colbourne
Kim Fortune
as Theatregoer
as Canaan
Vass Anderson
as Gaye Gordon
Susanna Best
as Liz Napier
Johnny Allan
as Conor
as Librarian
Arthur O'Sullivan
as Morgue attendant
as Charles Dugdale
Liam O'Callaghan
as Silver Munroe
John Graham
as Harold MacMillan
as Tracey
Stephen Petcher
as Sergeant
Ann Aris
as Tess
as Porter
Ian Burns
as Singer
as Jimmy
Lynn Clayton
as Shelagh
James Cameron
as Introduction and Narration
Eileen Beldon
as Woman on train
Caryn Hurwitz
as Secretary
Dave Parke
as Wedding guest
as Nora
Tony Goodall
as Man in dressing-room
Derek Young
as Bus driver
Terry Gurry
as Security guard
Una Trimming
as Hospital doctor
Michael Hedley
as Jack
Keith Raynes
as Steward
Ronald Whelan
as Stanley Klob
Cliona Nunan
as Secretary
Raymond Campbell
as Tartan youth
Andrew McNeeney
as Ephraim
Peter Kinley
as David
Paul Duncan
as Waiter
Kenneth Morgan
as 1 episode, 1979
Joanne Whalley
as Lindsey
John Ratzenberger
as Tom Phillips
Jane Carr
as Peggy
David Rintoul
as Dimitri
Maggie Steed
as Sister Hartley
Charles Gray
as Admiral Rankling
Susan Jameson
as Sally
Colin Farrell
as Quin
as Peter
Kim Braden
as Linda
Terence Rigby
as Mr Babcock
as Dinah
Alfred Burke
as Harry
as Doctor
Tony Doyle
as 1 episode, 1980
Gerard Murphy
as Gilberto
as Steve
as Tricity Beamont
Elizabeth Bennett
as Josephine Haydon
Rupert Frazer
as Jack
as Bill Richards
Jane Freeman
as Mrs. Allen
Ian Redford
as Pete
Michael Cronin
as Artie Vickers
John Judd
as Rob
Stephanie Turner
as Helen
Tim Preece
as Doctor
as Mr. Christopoulos
Ian Marter
as Journalist
Louis Mahoney
as Conference director
as Mico
Alun Lewis
as Bryn Choker
Tony Hughes
as Jeff
Janet Key
as Sophie
as Marion Haydon
Brigitte Kahn
as Gaby
Kenneth Farrington
as Kirk
Cheryl Burfield
as Zuzu
Desmond McNamara
as Frank
as Barmaid
Kevin Lloyd
as Trevis Comport
Michael Osborne
as Simon
as Police Inspector
Michael Deeks
as Tyler
Yvonne Antrobus
as Avril Vickers
Beth Porter
as Dolly Dove
Pearl Hackney
as Organiser
Rowland Davies
as Dr. Geoff Windsor
Alkis Kritikos
as Manolis
Tony London
as Cookie
Cheryl Murray
as Dot Dooly
Diana Rayworth
as 1 episode, 1980
Neville Smith
as Don Saddler
as Barry Case
Jan Carey
as Sister Quinn
Peggy Aitchison
as Mrs Anderson
Rosalind Wilson
as Nurse Duggan
Hope Johnstone
as Mrs. Tweedie
Bernard Spear
as Otto
Susan Bovell
as Carol
as Johnny Harpenden
Sarah Prince
as Gwen
as Aliki
Marjorie Bland
as Christine
Michael Fitzpatrick
as Roger
Sarah Keller
as Janey
Betty Turner
as Emily
as Stoker
William Boyde
as Dr. James Chaucer
Mary Wray
as Woman at funfair
Anthony Havering
as Reporter
Barbara Atkinson
as Hospital sister
Brenda Hall
as Lady customer
Ann Bruce
as Selma
Eva Louise
as Nurse
Reg Thompson
as George as a young man
Christine Akehurst
as Midwife
Claire Benjamin
as Trainee midwife
Sally Willis
as Maggie
Thalia Kouri
as Mrs. Christopoulis
Helen Webb
as Nurse Carmen Day
Jackie Mees
as Girlfriend
Chaz Hughes
as Timmy
Bryan Payne
as Jean
Berenice Barron
as Mrs. Fletcher
Sarah Steed
as Doris Richards
Pippa Rowe
as Mrs. Wilde
Christopher Ball
as Roger as a boy
Estelle Drake
as Lady customer
as Hotel guest
James Lancaster
as Rupert
as Mr. Kasparis
Doreen Ubels
as Hotel receptionist
Christine Early
as Woman with boy
Simon Lancaster
as Guy
Michael Tiller
as Graham
Roger Allam
as Keith
Robert Glenister
as Billy
Pauline Moran
as Lesley Hutchison
Michael Carter
as Allen Anderson - Coach
Jeff Rawle
as Brian
as George
Ewan Stewart
as Paul Dalby
Michael Gothard
as Dieter
Anthony O'Donnell
as Vittorio
Neil Dickson
as Phil Steele
Graham McGrath
as Harry Stafford
Peter Hughes
as Sue's dad
John Bardon
as Linesman
Malcolm Jamieson
as Carlo
Mark Farmer
as Apprentice
David Bradshaw
as Acker
Cherith Mellor
as Elaine Golding
Paul Gregory
as Martin
Nula Conwell
as Team groupie
Sharon Maiden
as Cashier
Eric Deacon
as Billy
John Gregg
as John
Belinda Carroll
as Hazel Harrison
as Dr. Meckridge
David McKail
as David
Philip York
as John Harrison
Derek Seaton
as Journalist
Elsie Randolph
as Mrs. Jackson
Natalie Forbes
as Maureen
Kim Clifford
as Team groupie
Michael Forrest
as Harry Phillips (manager)
as Lois
Brian Grellis
as Cliff
Julia McCarthy
as Sue's mum
Paul Hardwick
as Humphrey
Charles Pemberton
as Referee
as Molly
as Trevor
Gordon Case
as Lionel
Sally Grace
as Sue
Trevor Nichols
as Cartwright
Colin Rix
as Bellamy
Jumoke Debayo
as Hospital sister
Nigel Gregory
as Sergeant
David Squire
as Terry Woods
as Rick
as Granny
Roger Bizley
as Angelino
Dennis Edwards
as Priest
as Smartie
Mick Dillon
as Ted - Trainer
Christine Pollon
as Supervisor
Fraser Cains
as Gary Rees
Ann Windsor
as Neighbour
Ozzie Stevens
as Ozzie
Tim Pearce
as Tom Edwards
Alan Bowyer
as Simon Bowyer
Roy Montague
as Brian Claydon
Keith Macey
as Punk Rocker In Park
Leroi Samuels
as Lee
Paul Desbois
as Dougie Shields
Frank Shelley
as Director
Dave Holland
as Chuck
Natasha Lewer
as Young Abbie
Wayne 'Check' Allen
as Comedian
Peter Last
as The Boy
Mark Windsor
as Willy Hutchison
Sarah Port
as Young Sheryl
Mark Bond
as Tony
Judy Elrington
as Cynthia
Danny Rae
as Builder
Gus Roy
as Builder
Frederick Proud
as Patrick
Georgie Phillips
as Georgie Benson
Frances de la Tour
as Jean
David Hayman
as Denny
Diane Keen
as Jacky
Nicholas Jones
as Captain
Alexander Morton
as Gardener
Gwen Taylor
as Rita
as Dr. Kershaw
as Dr. Holroyd
as Mannie
Andrew Ray
as Nick
as Simon
as John
James Ellis
as Barney McArdle
as English girl
as Mick Higgins
as John
Earl Rhodes
as New boy
Alister Williamson
as Angus
Christine Hargreaves
as Mum
Yolande Palfrey
as Judy Battle
James Telfer
as Noel Oliver
Anthony Heaton
as Sergeant Handaker
Bernadette Shortt
as Cathy Higgins
Claire Lewis
as Susan
Gwyneth Guthrie
as Librarian
as Sheila
Kate Coleridge
as Sally
Frank Vincent
as Dad
Richard Austin
as Timothy Granger
Terry Cavers
as Jeni
Anne Bruzac
as French girl
Milton Cadman
as Jimmy
Andrew Green
as Bobby
Don Estelle
as Short Football Hooligan
Kate Brown
as Melanie
Jim Delaney
as Julian Crawford
Checker Berry
as Driver
Terry Pearson
as Journalist
Released 25 Sep 1967
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