Bill Brand 1976

Drama

Bill Brand is a new left-wing firebrand MP who gets involved with the political issues of the day (mid 1970s), while experiencing frustration with the remoteness of parliamentary politics and complications with his personal life.

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Director
Stuart Burge
Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Artists
as Bill Brand
Allan Surtees
as Alf Jowett
Lynn Farleigh
as Miriam 'Mim' Brand
Rosemary Martin
as Winnie Scoular
Douglas Campbell
as Reg Starr
Cherie Lunghi
as Alex Ferguson
Karen Silver
as June Brand
Alan Badel
as David Last
William Hoyland
as Sandiford
as Venables
Philip Cox
as Michael Brand
Peter Copley
as Cedric Maddocks
Richard Butler
as Tom Mapson
Dave Hill
as Eddie Brand
Gary Roberts
as Wilkinson
Geoffrey Palmer
as Malcolm Frear
as McNab
James Garbutt
as Hughie Marsden
John Barrett
as Albert Stead
Colin Jeavons
as Bernard Shaw
Anne Dyson
as Mrs. Brand
Richard Leech
as Waverley
Albert Moses
as Pakistani
Clifford Kershaw
as Frank Hilton
as Young Socialist
Peter Davidson
as Renshaw
John Woodnutt
as Brent
Carole Hayman
as Angie Shaw
Jan Harvey
as Woman Interviewer
as Moores
Richard Ireson
as Wellburn
Peter Ellis
as Pru
Godfrey Quigley
as Kearsley
Alan Luxton
as Martin
Fred Feast
as Parfitt
John McKelvey
as Wilks
Peter Martin
as Geoff
as Television Director
Jonathan Pryce
as Jamie Finn
Bernard Atha
as Mr. Hollins
as Irene
Stephanie Cole
as Marjorie
Frank Mills
as Paxton
Ann Pennington
as Clare Cranston
Edith Carter
as Aunt Ethel
as Morgan
John Pennington
as Charlie Wade
Anne Raitt
as Mrs. Pilling
Clifford Cox
as Garner
Alan Partington
as Priest
Ken Kitson
as Policeman
Colin Douglas
as Gallimore
James Walker
as Lane
Avril Clark
as Researcher
Mike Henson
as Postman
Louise Jervis
as Waitress
as Mrs. Martin
James Maxwell
as Robert
Salami Coker
as Myboya
John Nightingale
as Corbishley
as Member of Leighley E.C.
as Police Inspector
Harry Markham
as Mr. Brand
Richard Beale
as Preen
as Jim
Don Hawkins
as M.C.
as Member of Leighley E.C.
Duncan Faber
as Call Boy
Michael Atha
as Mosley
as Enoma
Angela Easterling
as TV Presenter
Lindsay Campbell
as Police Inspector
Michael Macowan
as Latey
Hugh Martin
as Blackwell
William Hamilton
as Member of Leighley E.C.
as Edna James
Bernard Gallagher
as Walter Marland
Tom Harrison
as Bowers
Richardson Morgan
as Labour M.P.
Barrie Fletcher
as Barman
Rona Anderson
as Mrs. Marples
Martin Fisk
as Armfield
Phil McCall
as Gus Lynch
Michael Gover
as Wale
as Swinson
Robert Hardy
as Mr. Marples
as Bealey
Sharon Duce
as Sian
as Wiltshire
Allan Bowlas
as Returning Officer
David Bradley
as Peter Malone
Malcolm Terris
as Henson
as Bullock
Nellie Hanham
as Lily Atherton
Stanley Dawson
as Ticket Collector
as Aya
Arthur Lowe
as Watson
Basil Henson
as Hinchcliffe
Miranda Bell
as Cleo
Lynne Carol
as Elsie Wright
Jean Boht
as Edna Copple
as Mace
as Secretary
Neville Barber
as Conservative M.P.
Susan Glanville
as Dink
as Maidstone
Carol Drinkwater
as Pat
Constance Chapman
as Mrs. Wainwright
Myrtle Devenish
as Mrs. Watson
Helen Rappaport
as Bonny Clark
Alick Hayes
as Walton
Jeanne Doree
as Gladys
John Leach
as Musician
as Pearson
Rosemary Frankau
as Liberal Candidate
Jane Briers
as Christine Waite
Bernard G. High
as Police Sergeant
Clive Pracey
as Musician
as Browning
James Drake
as Conservative Candidate
Billy Tasker
as Stan
Released 07 Jun 1976
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