ITV Saturday Night Theatre 1969

Drama

Anthology series of dramatic works.

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Director
Marc Miller
Valerie Hanson
Artists
Michael Balfour
as Tom Meatyard
as Emma
Diane Cilento
as Lady Sarah Bellasize
Jim Dale
as Lucifer Kane
Sandra Bryant
as Molly Socket
Ann Tirard
as Old Bessie
John Woodnutt
as Doctor Peppercorn
as Gideon
Christopher Timothy
as Tony Abbott
Hannah Gordon
as Jennie
as Zo
Suzanne Neve
as Ann Terson
Charles Rea
as Barman
Anna Calder-Marshall
as Mary MacNeil
Katie Macleod
as Susan Blissett
Alfred Burke
as Edgar
Sean Bury
as Bob Blissett
as Messenger
Clive Francis
as Colin Imlay
Michael Craig
as Alan Williams
as Christiana Edmunds
as Dorrie
as Albert Speer
Laurence Olivier
as Narrator
Priscilla Morgan
as Eunice Horne
as Larry Gains
John Nettleton
as Edward
June Brown
as Betty
as Brother Martin
Norman Rossington
as Abe
Michael Bryant
as Anthony Berridge
Rachel Kempson
as Lady Sankey
Pat Heywood
as Dora Evans
Julia Foster
as Sally Blissett
Ian Holm
as David Peters
Clive Revill
as Paddy
Michael Bates
as Fred
Colin Farrell
as John Ansell
Adrienne Corri
as Dana
as Sam
Rudolph Walker
as Nick
Michael Cashman
as Arrowsmith
as Club member
as Arnie
Roland Culver
as Catherwood
as Angus MacFee
Colette O'Neil
as Daisy
Daphne Slater
as Delia
Billy Murray
as Eric
Anthony Bate
as Claud Prentice
Julian Glover
as Frank
as Audley
Ann Lynn
as Brenda Harrison
Ian Hendry
as Charles Stanton
as Mary
as Madeleine Desmarest
Madge Ryan
as Jean's Mother
as Geoffrey
Jeremy Longhurst
as Man with Beard
Richard Johnson
as Claudius, King of Denmark
as Barbara
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Anita Hill
Ray McAnally
as Dr. Gebhardt
as Mrs. Clayton-Vernon
Roy Hanlon
as Hank
as Griffith
Tony Caunter
as Arthur
Jonathan Elsom
as Lieutenant
Norman Bird
as Father
Edward Fox
as Dr. Macmillan
Sarah Lawson
as Angela Bordone
Gareth Forwood
as Basil Anthony
Godfrey James
as Marcellus
Phillip Ross
as Man
Lee Montague
as Jack Pitt
Judy Cornwell
as Erica Moone
Tom Chadbon
as Brooks
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Finsbury
Len Jones
as Dave Ogden
Mary Peach
as Angela
as Doctor Hewitson
as Inspector
Frank Finlay
as Adolf Hitler
as Edna Selby
John Castle
as Jack Wakefield
John Carson
as Joe
as Ada
David Ashford
as Gervase
Richard Bebb
as Director
Clare Jenkins
as Gretl Fegelein
as Harry Masters
Leonard Rossiter
as 'X'
Paul Scofield
as Sir Emlyn Bowen, Q.C.
Ray Brooks
as Dennis
George A. Cooper
as Bert Clarke
Elsie Randolph
as Iris
Stephanie Beacham
as Anna Trenton
David Swift
as Fred Evans
Denholm Elliott
as Arthur Gosport
Kathleen Byron
as Sylvia
Maggie Don
as Sarah
Rosemary Leach
as Judy Williams
Jack Hedley
as Mike
Joseph O'Conor
as Robert
Isabel Dean
as Peggy
Bill Dean
as Arthur Foster
as Alice Collins
Arthur Lowe
as Mason
Deborah Grant
as Jackie
as Miss Saville
Ewan Roberts
as Doctor
Gabrielle Daye
as Bridget
Margaret Leighton
as Gertrude
as David
as Harold Bladdy
Maureen Pryor
as Doris
Janet Key
as Kathy Dixon
George Murcell
as Nils Krogstad
Mike Reynell
as Cub
as Connie Bell
Fred Feast
as Mr. Longbottom
as Patty
Martin Shaw
as Horatio
Nicola Pagett
as Betty Whitehouse
William Simons
as Chris Payer
Alan MacNaughtan
as Dr. Kohn
Michael MacKenzie
as Axel
Duggie Brown
as Albion Coach
Charles Lloyd Pack
as George Chudleigh
Ian Charleson
as Guillaume Desmarest
Hilary Mason
as Martha
James Cairncross
as Det. Chief Insp. Glover
Tony Melody
as Jack Scott
Joanna Dunham
as Alice Rhodes
Bert King
as Albion Linesman
Maurice Quick
as Doctor
Derek Francis
as Police sargeant
Guy Nicholls
as 2nd Halberdier
Peter Blythe
as Dr. Stumpfegger
Margaret Ward
as Mother
as Sergeant Gribble
Harry Beety
as Groggy
Michael Burrell
as Barman
Carlos Douglas
as Bill
as Pat
Clare Sutcliffe
as Geraldine
as Bill
as Mrs. Brimmer
Mitzi Rogers
as Gerda Christian
Michael Beint
as David Nichols
as Mrs. Hodinott
Joey Kaye
as Albion Player
Robert Cawdron
as Hermann Goering
Stephen Bent
as Parker Street Player
David Courtland
as Fitch
Derry Power
as Dirty Monk
Michael Sheard
as Doctor Gowan
as Fred
Michael Richmond
as M.C.
Laidlaw Dalling
as 2nd Adjutant
Diana Coupland
as Lilian
Barbara Laurenson
as Bertrice
Edward Petherbridge
as Eddie
Don Hawkins
as Damion
Ian McShane
as David Garrick
Joan Hickson
as Mrs. Beatrice Williams
as Lawrence Kellers
Roger Hammond
as Mr. Peagreen
as Colin
Megan Latimer
as Lady #3
Gladys Bacon
as Agnes
Michael Hall
as Doctor Barr
Ann Bell
as Judith Service
as June
Daphne Heard
as Grannie Groom
Terence Wilton
as Jimmy Langley
Clifford Parrish
as Mr. Curtis
Mollie Maureen
as Miss Furlong
Mike Hayden
as Father MacNally
Caroline Lancaster
as Hester Lilly
as Alec Kooning
Francis Matthews
as Doctor St. Andre
Faith Brook
as Enid Drake
as Oliver Bathhurst
Louise Pajo
as Art gallery receptionist
Zuleika Robson
as Henrietta Jardine
Robert Powell
as Taigo Wilson
as Bernie
Dennis Chinnery
as Doctor
as Arthur
Thelma Ruby
as Lady Crabbe
Clifford Cox
as Farmer Whistler
Heather Page
as Assistant Stage Manager
David Baxter
as Vernon
as Clissold
Tenniel Evans
as George
as Inspector Pennycuick
Tina Martin
as Denise
Jean Marsh
as Jenny
Jane Asher
as Anne-Maria Moody
Frances White
as Judith Benson
Marilyn Finlay
as Marion
Robert Hardy
as Christopher Moore
Brian Wilde
as Henry Cash
Pauline Delaney
as Gretta Conroy
Vivienne Ross
as Liz
Gwen Nelson
as Jill
Pamela Moiseiwitsch
as Lorna
as Francisco
Philip Brack
as Bernardo
as Feingers
Rowena Cooper
as Mary
Bryan Pringle
as Stanley
Bruce Boa
as American tourist
Joyce Carey
as Lily
Moira Redmond
as Lydia
Sheila Fearn
as Barbara
Mary Merrall
as Julia Morkan
Barry Keegan
as Malloy
Carmel McSharry
as Mary Jane
Mark Kingston
as Nicola
Evin Crowley
as Meg
Rosemary McHale
as Doris
as Customer
Gerald Flood
as Will
Peter Vaughan
as Albert
Derek Smith
as Charlie
Monica Grey
as Janet
as Porter
as Ann Griffin
Jeffrey Segal
as Mr. Latimer
David Waller
as Inspector
Jumoke Debayo
as Sister Nora
Sylvia Brayshay
as Christine
as Louise
Philip Latham
as Dr. Emerson
John Carlisle
as Colin Walker
Julian Curry
as Philip Hill
Kate Binchy
as Beattie
Brian Miller
as Adams
Ron Hackett
as Inspector Pearson
as 'Marge'
Gabrielle Lloyd
as Yvonne
James Bate
as Dick
as Aunt
Sean Connery
as MacNeil
Patricia Routledge
as Hazel Day
George Cole
as Tod
Michael Robbins
as Michael Vint
Daniel Massey
as Fred Instance
Thora Hird
as Mrs Ogden
John Cairney
as Robert Burns
Hilary Baker
as Faith
Diana Rigg
as Liz Jardine
Alec Guinness
as Malvolio
Richard Chamberlain
as Hamlet
Vivien Heilbron
as Kersten
Moray Watson
as Robert Caplan
Mark Eden
as Lewis
Nikolas Simmonds
as Pvt. Robert Hawk
Helen Mirren
as Rachel
George C. Scott
as Victor Franz
Laurence Harvey
as Major Sergius Saranoff
Bill Maynard
as Clarence Hubbard
Dorothy Reynolds
as Mrs. Shoebury
Roy Dotrice
as Stuart
Michael Kitchen
as 1 episode, 1972
as Leo Tolstoy
Trevor Howard
as The Abbot
as Lorna Green
Georgina Hale
as Jean Empson
Christopher Gable
as Willy
as Sarah
Anthony Hopkins
as Arnold
as Julian Gort
Anne Cunningham
as Helen Gordon
Avice Landone
as Mrs. Barfield
John Baron
as Henry
Robert Culp
as The Colonel Peter Jardine
Michael Redgrave
as Polonius
Tommy Steele
as Feste
David Cook
as Knut
Pinkie Johnstone
as Chris
Leonard Trolley
as Lt. Col. Jack Bateman
as Walter Franz
James Hazeldine
as Peter Drew
as Mary Todd
Gordon McGrae
as Parker Street Captain
as Ted Gissing
as Hugh
as Father General
Constance Cummings
as Mary Tyrone
Caroline Mortimer
as Eva Braun
Mark Jones
as Roger Empson
Renee Houston
as Olive
Shelagh Fraser
as Daphne
Justine Lord
as Lucy Lane
Ken Jones
as Alf
Geoffrey Chater
as Toby Pears
John Line
as Geoffrey Oxtoby
Ralph Richardson
as Sir Toby Belch
Margaretta Scott
as Miss Mockridge
Peter Cellier
as Major Gerald Hisscock
Paul Daneman
as Dr. Rank
as Harry Milner
Colin Edwynn
as Alan Johnson
as Mrs Franz
John Standing
as Captain Bluntschli
Michael Denison
as Dick Quarry
Neil McCallum
as Charlie
as Mrs. Elsie Todd
as 1 episode, 1972
Freddie Fletcher
as Albion Captain
Martin Sheen
as Father Kinsella
as Bess
as James 'Jamie' Tyrone Jr.
as Johnny
as Joseph Goebbels
Robin Askwith
as Bassett
Hilary Heath
as Judy
Barbara Jefford
as 1 episode, 1969
John Sharp
as Percival
Helen Lindsay
as Blanche
Roddy McMillan
as Billy
Edwin Richfield
as Edward Monroe
as Honorary President of Bowlly Appreciation Society
Jean Faulds
as Mrs. Burnes
Allan Surtees
as Harry
as Mr. Ford
Hope Jackman
as Irene
George Howe
as Charles
Joan Plowright
as Viola - Sebastian
as Major Freddy Wilson
Richard Caldicot
as Father
Frank Heaton
as Peter Latimer
as John Chart
Patricia Lawrence
as Nancy Highfield
David Burns
as Mr. Solomon
Bill Gavin
as Potts
Patricia Hastings
as Alicia
Annette Crosbie
as Nesta
as Edmund Tyrone
Gwyneth Powell
as Jane
Cyril Cusack
as Father Manus
Marion Mathie
as Magda Goebbels
Edith Evans
as Dame Maud Gosport
Tom Kempinski
as Vincent Metcalfe
Jo Rowbottom
as Barmaid
Eric Thompson
as Dennis
Kynaston Reeves
as Judge
Frederick Peisley
as Gerald
Kenneth Keeling
as Wally
Jacqueline Maude
as Mrs. Davis
James Maguire
as Gilbert Burnes
Myrtle Robinson
as Constance
Mel Martin
as Adele
Gary Raymond
as Orsino
John Gielgud
as The Ghost
Glyn Houston
as Evan
Graham Armitage
as Major William Timps
as Nurse
Arthur Lambert
as Reg Harris
Elizabeth Bennett
as Sheila
Celia Bannerman
as Sue Quarry
Ian Cooper
as Donald
Stuart Mungall
as Doctor Gordon MacNair
as Marie-Louise
as Father Matthew
as Martin Bormann
Richardson Morgan
as Hanley
as Kell
Wally Patch
as Old Londoner
Maggie Rennie
as Barmaid
John Moore
as Sam
Betty Cooper
as Mrs. Leison
as Firkin
Kate Coleridge
as Air stewardess
as Woman in pub
Philippa Gail
as Maggie
Meg Watt
as Nancie Burnes
Ciaran Madden
as Ophelia
as Producer
Margery Withers
as Anne Marie
Nicholas Pennell
as Gordon Whitehouse
John Malcolm
as Tom Rathbone
as Col. Ulysses S. Feather
Aimée Delamain
as Mrs. Hubbard
Geoffrey Morris
as Alan
Kevin Moran
as Peter Highfield
Dorothea Rundle
as Sister Francis
as John Quarry
as Nibs
Willoughby Gray
as Brigadier Perring
Godfrey Quigley
as Father Walter
Patrick Godfrey
as Crawford
Anthony Sagar
as Jack
Katharine Page
as Sarah Hellings
Charles Hyatt
as John
Arthur Lovegrove
as Landlord
as Taxi driver
John Rees
as Mr. Daniel
Patsy Crowther
as 2nd Woman
as Hempseed
June Andrews
as Bella Burnes
Kevin Chippendale
as Simon
John Moffatt
as Sir Andrew Aguecheek
Anna Costas
as Helene
Joanna Annin
as Coloured nurse
Rowland Davies
as David
John Gatrell
as George
as Padraic
Michael Gambon
as Brother Kevin
Murray Melvin
as 1st Halberdier
as Kitty Perring
as John Smith
Blake Butler
as Monty
Peter Thornton
as Alfred
as Peascod
as First Medical Student
Brian Marco
as William Burnes
Richard Reynalds
as James
Sheila Reid
as Maria
Maria Aitken
as Doctor
as Bill Webley
Beatrice Neild
as 'Hello' woman
as Neighbour
Mary Miller
as Jean
Jeffrey Gardiner
as Ben
as Joe
David Bradley
as Parker Street Goalie
Gabriella Smart
as Siobhan
as Brother Donald
Anthony Jackson
as The Voice of A.D.A.M.
John Flanagan
as Second Medical Student
Robert Hartley
as Bingley
Sandra Duncan
as Secretary
Melvyn Coker
as John's assistant
John Logan Short
as John Burnes
as Jack Youngman
Joby Blanshard
as Mr. Hawk
Riggs O'Hara
as Fabian
Michael Ely
as Porter
Michael Moore
as Alfred
Susan Littler
as Jeannie
Nicholas Scrivner
as Sean
Avril Elgar
as Miss Fishlock
Seamus Healy
as Brother Pius
Brigid Erin Bates
as Sandra
Judy Sweeney
as Isobel Burnes
as Max Fielder
George Layton
as Corporal May
Paul Curran
as Sea Captain
John Bott
as Relative
Peter Childs
as Police Constable
Desmond Jordan
as Father
Anne Kirkbride
as Player's Girlfriend
Robin Hawdon
as Fred Ingram
John Kelly
as Brother Paul
David McKail
as Davie Sillar
Harry Hutchinson
as Patient
as Allpress
Richard Leech
as Antonio
Graham Suter
as Relative
Sara Gibson
as Child
Kim Corlette
as Anne
Maggie Wells
as Muriel Palmer
Wanda Moore
as Traudl Junge
as Bamjibinarse
Lala Lloyd
as Relative
Therese McMurray
as Pat
John Byron
as Priest
Barry Stokes
as Policeman
Clare Kelly
as Gwen
Patrick Long
as Brother Sean
Archie Duncan
as James Armour
Bart Allison
as Patient
as Roy Gifford
Rosamond Burne
as Relative
Eileen Colgan
as Rose
Lynne Carol
as Woman with Dog
Mark Praid
as Helmut Goebbels
Cecil Sheridan
as Brother Malachy
Gillian Blake
as Carole Shorter
Effie Morrison
as Mrs. Armour
Beatrice Greeke
as Patient
Kurt Christian
as Curio
as Fred
Margot Thomas
as Relative
John Andrews
as 1 episode, 1970
Michael De Frayne
as Norman, Groundsman
Sarah Douglas
as Joyce Langland
Raymond Adamson
as Field Marshal Keitel
Tom Jordan
as Father Terrence
Brian Pettifer
as Adam Armour
Walter Swash
as Patient
John Levene
as Ernie
Gerald Moon
as Gardener's Boy
Mark Malicz
as Pole
Jimmy Beresford
as 1 episode, 1970
Alan Erasmus
as Parker Street Player
as General Alfred Jodl
Athol Coats
as Policeman
Liam Burk
as Brother Daniel
John Laurie
as Rev. 'Daddy' Auld
Renny Lister
as Tart
Edward Arthur
as 1 episode, 1970
Gary Callan
as 1 episode, 1970
Roy Nield
as Albion Player
Clifford Rose
as General Koller
Richard Oliver
as Brother Alphonsus
Richard Oliver
as Brother Alphonsus
as Willie 'Holy Willie' Fisher
Johnny Watson
as Patient
Jack Conley
as 1 episode, 1970
Graham Betney
as 1 episode, 1970
Elizabeth Hughes
as Nina
as Father Colum
as Patient
Clem Ashby
as Dr. Patrick Douglas
Tim Hardy
as Trepliov
Madge Brindley
as 1 episode, 1970
Frank Connolly
as 1 episode, 1970
John Proctor
as Albion Goalie
Myvanwy Jenn
as Hanna Reitsch
as Brother John
Kara Wilson
as Mary Campbell
John Bloomfield
as American Tourist
David Charkham
as 1 episode, 1970
Michael Foran
as 1 episode, 1970
John Pine
as Brother Benedict
as Johnny Wilson
Tucker McGuire
as American Tourist's Wife
Robert Johnson
as 1 episode, 1970
Bruce Watt
as Boy
John Carlin
as Zanger
Conor Evans
as Brother Michael
Nell Brennan
as Bess Paton
Will Stampe
as Londoner
as Sebastian's Companion
David Jones
as 1 episode, 1970
Bryan Sweeney
as Boy
as Hermann Fegelein
Elaine Kennedy
as Jean Markland
Richard Hanson
as 1 episode, 1970
Philip Kenyon
as 1 episode, 1970
Dominic Toner
as Boy
Joe Pilkington
as Boatman
Margaret Leslie
as Jean Smith
Bruce Heighley
as 1 episode, 1970
Anthony Leigh
as 1 episode, 1970
Ken Sicklen
as 1 episode, 1972
Geoffrey Toone
as Von Ribbentrop
Geoffrey Golden
as Publican
Anne McKinnon
as Nell Millar
Robert Lindsey
as 1 episode, 1970
Ian Hinton
as 1 episode, 1970
Mark Richards
as 1 episode, 1972
Bobby Harvey
as Fiddler
Fred Hugh
as 1 episode, 1970
Paul Manto
as 1 episode, 1970
Jim Coleman
as 1 episode, 1972
Hector Ross
as General Burgdorf
Roy McEwen
as 1 episode, 1970
Roderick Jones
as 1 episode, 1970
Simon Bennet
as 1 episode, 1972
Andreas Malandrinos
as 1 episode, 1970
Stephen McGarry
as 1 episode, 1970
Barry John
as 1 episode, 1972
John Ringham
as Walter Wagner
Nicholas McArdle
as 1 episode, 1970
Stephan Moran
as 1 episode, 1970
Paul Simon
as 1 episode, 1972
Dan Meaden
as Guensche
Jenny McCracken
as 1 episode, 1970
Anthony Nicholson
as 1 episode, 1970
Johnny Mansell
as 1 episode, 1972
Tara Soppet
as Liesl
Malcolm McFee
as 1 episode, 1970
Paul Robinson
as 1 episode, 1970
Roy Alon
as 1 episode, 1972
as 1 episode, 1970
Kate Michelle
as 1 episode, 1970
John Who
as 1 episode, 1972
Peter Elliott
as Sewer Queer
Allan Ryan
as 1 episode, 1970
Dennis Myer
as 1 episode, 1970
as Sewer Prostitute
Linval Sadoo
as 1 episode, 1970
Sylvia Osborne
as 1 episode, 1970
Harry Brooks Jr.
as Axmann
John Pollendine
as 1 episode, 1970
Alan Spanswick
as 1 episode, 1970
Alan Brown
as Telephone Adjutant
David Robinson
as 1 episode, 1970
Michael Walsh
as 1 episode, 1970
Winifred Sabine
as 1 episode, 1970
Phil Welburn
as 1 episode, 1970
as Fraulein Manzialy
Ann Sherwin
as 1 episode, 1970
Carl Whaite
as 1 episode, 1970
Norman Ettlinger
as Vice-Admiral Voss
Brian Tipping
as 1 episode, 1970
Julian Fox
as Colonel Von Below
as 1 episode, 1970
Willy Bowman
as Field Marshall Von Greim
as 1 episode, 1970
Cyril Appleton
as 1st Guard
Jeannette Wild
as 1 episode, 1970
Sean Arnold
as 2nd Guard
as Whore
Suzanne Ozanne
as Rape Victim
Andrew Lodge
as 1st SS Man
David Landon
as 2nd SS Man
Lindsay Barker
as Holde Goebbels
Marion Thanisch
as Hilde Goebbels
Mandy Perryment
as Helga Goebbels
Martine Chapman
as Hedda Goebbels
Lisa Moss
as Heide Goebbels
David de Keyser
as Narrator
Sabre
as Blondi
Michael Caine
as Cornelius
as Leary
Glenda Jackson
as Marina Palek
Michele Dotrice
as Jane
John Shrapnel
as Wally Zuckerman
Jon Finch
as Steve
Ron Moody
as Col. James James
Yootha Joyce
as Erica Seydoux
Jim Norton
as Kenneth Wilton
Graham Crowden
as Punchinello
Bill Owen
as Mr. Hanley
Rona Newton-John
as Blonde
Corin Redgrave
as Willie Tatham
Aubrey Morris
as George
Jane Hylton
as Diana Tyler
Terence Rigby
as Topper
Helen Cherry
as Veronica
Dandy Nichols
as Mrs. Hanley
Michael Gwynn
as Robert Ingram
David Sterne
as Dick
as Jenny
David Daker
as Ken
Colin Blakely
as Grieg
as Mrs. Hannah Pritchard
Sonia Dresdel
as Miss Despencer
James Hayter
as Doctor Howard
Elizabeth Shepherd
as Ellen
as Peg
as Isobel Drummond
Mona Washbourne
as Mrs. Fumble
Timothy Bateson
as Mr Grey
Windsor Davies
as Maggot
Angela Douglas
as Isobel Flitch
Jonathan Adams
as Pewter Potts
as John Willocks
Milton Johns
as Bedlam Keeper
John Horsley
as Ronald Jarman
Miriam Karlin
as The Queen
Donald Houston
as Gerald Tyler
Isobel Black
as Paula
Raymond Huntley
as Alderman Tindal
John Steiner
as Stephen
Stephanie Bidmead
as Olive Hindle
Angela Browne
as Lady Hesketh
Anthony Nicholls
as Sir Henry Crabbe
Joan Benham
as Mrs. Wycherley
as Manageress
John Cater
as Ezra
Helen Ryan
as Hospital Nurse
Ronald Lewis
as Bill
Al Mancini
as Arlecchino
Maureen O'Brien
as Jackie
Renu Setna
as Doctor
Judy Campbell
as Lady Frinton
Richard Heffer
as Lord Percy
as Alan Erskine
as Official
Del Henney
as Tommy
Shirley Steedman
as 1 episode, 1969
Morag Hood
as Kate Wintersett
as Carol
Bruce Purchase
as Performer
Michael Craze
as David
George Woodbridge
as Mr. Doubleday
Sally Faulkner
as Fiona
David Weston
as Martin
as Nancy Tyler
Edward Sinclair
as Officer of the Watch
Preston Lockwood
as Mr Price
Hugh Williams
as Lord Greham
Steve Plytas
as King George I
Richard Wordsworth
as Anthony Millington-Chope
John Bailey
as Stan Hindle
as Mr. Wycherley
as Will Green
Veronica Turleigh
as Mrs. Wingate
as Alison
Dorothea Phillips
as Duchess of Kendall
Michael Johnson
as Rex Wigmore
Christine Hargreaves
as Sheila
June Ellis
as Mother
John Breslin
as Clive
Richard Beale
as Henry
Elizabeth Weaver
as Eunice Kellers
Judy Bloom
as June
Larry Dann
as Jeff
Maria Charles
as Mrs. Tindal
Mike Savage
as Doorman
as Mrs. Carter
Anna Turner
as Kate
Patrick Kavanagh
as Piers Harvey
Oscar James
as Jack Fitzjohn
Tricia Chapman
as Marsha
Mark Edwards
as Hugh Baseden
as Police inspector
David Dundas
as Matthew Fairchild
Harry Meacher
as Jack
as Tommy's Girl
as Nurse
as Emily Hindle
Donald Webster
as Dave
Lindsay Campbell
as Bank manager
Lesley Daine
as Topper's Girl
as Stage Door Keeper
Jan Carey
as Ruth
as Dick's Girl
Joseph Wise
as Interviewee #1
Emlyn Price
as Robin Martineau
Marc Boyle
as Kilkenny
Vikki Richards
as Nurse
John Gugolka
as Jemmy
as Susan
Henry Moxon
as Poet
Mark Dightam
as Peter
James Kerry
as Lenny
Anthony Heaton
as Peter
as Potter
Wendy Hall
as Secretary
Fanny Rowe
as Mrs. Letitia Turberville
Rick Jones
as Manager
Karin MacCarthy
as Gwen
as Mrs Price
Amanda Reiss
as Kitty Lake
Jennifer Clulow
as Sandy
as Farmer Cordy
Harriet Harper
as George Anne Bellamy
Michael Graham
as Alec
as Roper
as Letty
as Miss Potter
as Joan
as Mr. Arbiter
as Joshua Toft
as West Indian
Ralph Ball
as Detective Hunt
Robert Booth
as Jack
Beatrix Mackey
as Antique Shop Owner
Louis Selwyn
as Sol
James Donnelly
as 1 episode, 1969
Charles Stapley
as Dick
Wallas Eaton
as Sir Silas Wintersett
Nicolette Bernard
as Mrs. Martineau
as Miss Doubleday
Bruce Myles
as Dick
as John
Frederick Hall
as Man
as Amanda
Robert Cartland
as Hubert
Malcolm MacIntosh
as Student
Murray Hayne
as Derek
Michael Pemberton
as Det. Sgt. Peters
Paddy Frost
as Jean
as Club porter
Alex Marshall
as Mollie
Nicola Davies
as Ailsa Barnes
Holly Doone
as Miss Wagtail
as Hendrik Van Uyl
Meg Ritchie
as Veronica
Mary Chester
as Mother
Elizabeth Digby-Smith
as Claire Franks
David Selwyn
as Dom
Colin Stepney
as Insurance Company Agent
Beaufoy Milton
as Footman
Edward Atienza
as Mr. Burlington
Alicia Deane
as Elvira
Freddie Clemson
as Minicab driver
Ronald Mayer
as Butler
John Dane
as Mr. Starkwhistle
as Mrs. Murgatroyd
Roger Gartland
as Rodney
Robert Lankesheer
as Tooth Proprietor
Amelia Taylor
as Mary Toft
Christine Rees
as Cathy
Richard Frost
as Gambler
Adrienne Frame
as Pete's Girl
Alex Donald
as Sgt. Barlow
Roy Maxwell
as Gambler
Jonathan Coupe
as Jemmy Butts
Kevin McHugh
as Coachman
as George
Duncan Rasburn
as Tiger
Elaine Oliver
as Angela
as Toolshop Assistant
Tania Hunter
as Miss Lightbody
Laurence Jeffrey
as Dominic Drummond
Gary Scriven
as Barry
James Roberts
as Prisoner
Joyce McConnel
as 1 episode, 1969
Harcourt Curaçao
as Ahab
Helen Hammond
as Miss Venables
Douglas Emery
as Old man
Hilary Ayres
as Mary
Brylo Forde
as Jim
David Harris
as Detective
Bryan Thanner
as Robin Willis
William Victor
as Dave Walker
Jeffrey Bromfield
as Paul
Violet Lamb
as Elaine
Peter Bilbe
as Clive
Maureen Booth
as Madge
Barbara Alleyn
as Jane Lorrimer
Billy Davis
as Roadsweeper
David Engers
as The Author
Jacqueline Firth
as Catherine Slater
Tim Curry
as Crosscapel
Brian Cox
as Phillip
Honor Blackman
as Gillian groome
Francesca Annis
as Hilary
as James Fortune
James Bolam
as Jack Todd
as Emma Hill
as Jane
Stanley Baker
as Sam Tennant
as Madeleine July
Michael Crawford
as Constable Gough
as Gladys
Nicholas Jones
as Laertes
Robert Lang
as Peter Holiday
John Le Mesurier
as Henderson
Nigel Stock
as The first player
as Burbage
as Mr. Gropius
Garrick Hagon
as Vincent
Sandra Dorne
as Doris Thring
Keith Barron
as Simon Griffin
Jessica Benton
as Jo
as Philipott
Dora Bryan
as Bunty
as Mary Leary
Saeed Jaffrey
as Ramon
John Stride
as gordon Trappe
Alan Bennett
as Osric
Roland Curram
as Archie Bowers
as Don Robson
Graeme Garden
as Psephologist #2
Ronald Hines
as Adrian Wiles
Andree Melly
as Joanna
as Henrietta
Tyler Butterworth
as Sebastian Jardine
Ivor Dean
as Nelson
Sylvia Kay
as Petra Flintoff
Robert Coleby
as Fortinbras
Basil Henson
as Bruce
Jack Watling
as Henri
John Bird
as Edgar
as Ernestine Thresher
Terence de Marney
as Joseph
John Normington
as Mr. Cramber
Kevin Brennan
as Mr. Frysinger
Erik Chitty
as Maitre Gaspard
Colin Vancao
as Member of Opposition
Lynne Perrie
as Dotie Donaghue
as Blenkinsop
Desmond McNamara
as Guildenstern
Robin Parkinson
as Ernest Braithwaite
as Patrick Leary
as Alfred Thring
Alister Williamson
as Duff Hodinott
Valerie Lush
as Party Member
as Bridget O'Connor
Gwen Ffrangcon Davies
as Miss Mybus
Leo Dolan
as Bob
as Michael O'Connor
Jack Woolgar
as Jim Donaghue
Edwin Apps
as Psephologist #1
Miranda Connell
as Amanda Fallford
as Richard
Tommy Boyle
as 1 episode, 1970
Mark Elwes
as Roddy Jardine
Derek Godfrey
as Michael Piguet
as Robert
as Gloria
Felicity Gibson
as Priscilla Smith
Raymond Mason
as Mr. Lambert
Dennis Blanch
as Daryl
as Elsie
Pamela Buchner
as Miss Portal
as Player #3
Denis Cleary
as Carron
Nan Munro
as Mrs. Walmsley
as Terry
Fred McNaughton
as Returning Officer
Brian Tully
as President of the Board of Trade
as Betty
Max Latimer
as Man in pub
Jill Richards
as Betsy
as Judy Prolix
Helen Bourne
as Player #2
Golda Casimir
as Lily
Charmian Eyre
as Chloe
as Diana
John McGregor
as TV Announcer
Leslie Anderson
as Hector
Katherine Barker
as Janet Rosenberg
Michael Joshua
as Jacques
Donald Layne-Smith
as Priest
Raymond Marlowe
as Robert
as Mme Zoe
as Dr. Macleish
Judith Smith
as Sue
Jessica Dunning
as Mary
George Hancock
as Speaker
Richard Corbet
as Bill
Raymond Brodie
as Les
as Player #6
Barry Brown
as Garage Attendant
Stephen Williams
as Player #5
Maureen Neill
as Girl
Marilyn Harrington
as Melanie
Neville Aurelius
as Sam
as Sharon
Alan Adams
as Player #4
John Hurt
as Bob
Telly Savalas
as Gregor Antonescu
Shirley Knight
as Barbara
Susan Penhaligon
as Judy
Dennis Waterman
as Edward
Gayle Hunnicutt
as Carol Penn
Geoffrey Palmer
as Mac
Phyllida Law
as Jeanette Hornby
Christopher Neame
as Daniel Dirk
Roy Kinnear
as Mr Morris
as Nurse Mary Tiller
Liz Fraser
as Countess Antonescu
Michael Jayston
as Jake
as Amy Riordan
Tony Robinson
as Benny
Patrick Troughton
as Reilly
Ed Bishop
as David Beeston
Peter Bowles
as Jack Campbell-Barnes
as Alfred
Georgia Brown
as Jo
as Janet Riordan
Françoise Pascal
as Secretary
as Des
Harold Bennett
as Mr. Gardner
as Michael Upton
as Beatrice Sutton
Roger Livesey
as Gen. Sir Benedict Sankey
Mary Hignett
as Miss Power
Barbara Murray
as Barbara Love
Colin Jeavons
as Ken Winters
Jill Bennett
as 1 episode, 1971
Pauline Jameson
as Catherine Petkoff
as Jane
Angela Down
as Jenny Hopkins
Liam Redmond
as Pat Riordan
Alethea Charlton
as Helen Burroway
Donald Burton
as Charlie
John Turner
as Michael Hornby
David Gwillim
as Russian officer
Michael Aldridge
as Trevor
Lucy Griffiths
as Mrs. Bath
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Don Lewis
Richard Easton
as Philip
David Buck
as Bryn Gurney
Barbara Leake
as Jenny Hawthorne
Derek Newark
as Pete
as Glynis
Catherine Lacey
as Mrs. Hanley
David Bauer
as Sven Johnston
Antony Carrick
as Salesman
Frank Mills
as Hallam
as Mr. Simmons
Christian Rodska
as Freddie
Paul Jones
as Ian
Mona Bruce
as Ethel
Neville Phillips
as The waiter
Brian Oulton
as Hugh Warton
as Lily
Peter Kerrigan
as Uncle John
Claire Davenport
as Maxine
Verna Harvey
as Thing
Barbara Lott
as Daphne
Peter Birrel
as George
Rachel Herbert
as Ruth
Cheryl Kennedy
as Sally
Lyndon Brook
as Paul Reston
Ray Mort
as Fred
Judith Arthy
as Louka
as Douglas Lawton
Denise Buckley
as Fiona Macleod
Frank Wylie
as Peter
as Andrew Bride
William Hoyland
as Tom Gower
Arthur Whybrow
as Titus Price
Bob Sessions
as Lieut. Buzz Mayer
Rosalind Elliot
as Maureen
Walter Horsbrugh
as Sir Arthur Cromer
Barry Lowe
as Eric Clarke
as Kate Morkan
James Culliford
as Tony
Trevor Martin
as Gabe Fuller
Neville Smith
as Young Billy
Michael Hawkins
as Barry Mathews
as Mrs. Murray
Ruth Dunning
as Miss Hedder
Patricia Heneghan
as Jo Winters
Gillian Brown
as Anna Tellright
as Lucy Mathews
Anne Raitt
as Mrs Sutton
Reginald Barratt
as Haines
Elizabeth Begley
as Mrs Malins
Geoffrey Larder
as Willie Price
as Miss Ivors
as Jane
Hilary Liddell
as The social worker
Mike Murray
as Bob Freeman
Ray Marioni
as 1 episode, 1971
as Petra
Kenneth Henry
as Chaplain
as Ron Pargiter
Noel Davis
as Ray Lacey
as Ephraim Tellwright
Jimmy Coleman
as Aloysius
Marie Makino
as Miss Tuohy
June Alliss
as Julia
Elizabeth Forbes
as The barmaid
as Lieut. Pat Craig
Barbara Atkinson
as Mrs. Horton
Gillian Webb
as Mrs. Hallam
as Anchor man
Janos Kurucz
as Man in post office
Laurence Carter
as Ray
Jill Lidstone
as Lady #2
Arthur Blake
as Telephone man
Claire Luckham
as Lady #3
as Mrs. Roach
as Insurance agent
Jeff Shankley
as Mark
as Hooker
Neville Marten
as Tourist
Bert Lena
as Meths Drinker
Derek Young
as Bartell D'arcy
as Mr Banks
John Prior
as Henry Mynors
Johnny Gee
as Frank
Anjula Harman
as Agnes Tellright
Jimmy Hunt
as The singer
Len Annett
as Joe Horrigon
Alec Taylor
as TV Announcer
Gerson Grant
as Eric Price
Pat Gillon
as Mr. Pimlett
Vera Ryan
as Joyce Freeman
Carol Mason
as Miss Dickinson
Sammy Sharples
as Uncle Gus
Paul Charsley
as Son
Joan Flood
as Cissie
Fiona Cain
as Marilyn
Clive Warwick
as Stephen
Ian McKellen
as Lyov
Siân Phillips
as Sally Stirling
Shelley Winters
as Barbara Bennet
Joss Ackland
as Councillor Horne
as Cynthia
David Hedison
as Bill Kromin
Kenneth Cranham
as Terry
Connie Booth
as Libby
Barbara Shelley
as Clare
Martin Jarvis
as Godfrey Footman
Kate O'Mara
as Storm Riordan
Tom Bell
as Vic Crawley
Nigel Davenport
as Ed Sterling
Tony Haygarth
as James Malgrew
John Alderton
as Ben Spray
as john Ware
Patrick Allen
as Chertkov
as Gerry
Ian Gelder
as 1 episode, 1972
Michael Culver
as Tony Richards
Googie Withers
as Rosalind Shepherd
Patricia Haines
as Flora Fielding
Patricia Brake
as Amanda
Edward Judd
as John
John Challis
as Factory Guard
Robert Beatty
as Mr. Zeeder
Sally Thomsett
as Linda Nichols
Angharad Rees
as The Girl
Christopher Biggins
as Man #2
as Ted Winterton
as 1 episode, 1972
Nicholas Ball
as Geoff
Ernest Clark
as Oliver Cox
Barbara Ewing
as Joan Webb
Peggy Ashcroft
as Sonya
as Sid
Leon Greene
as Circassian Guard
Robert Flemyng
as Major Lavender
Brian Deacon
as 1 episode, 1972
Meg Davies
as Antigone
as Fritz Loomis
David Langton
as Richard Seal
Rosalind Lloyd
as the American girl
Stephen Yardley
as 1 episode, 1972
as Reuben Bordone
Caroline Dowdeswell
as Veronica
Delia Lindsay
as Elizabeth Kindley
as Mike
Joanna McCallum
as Julia Shepherd
as Chris Masters
Hugh Manning
as Wexford
Carmen Munroe
as Alice Olivera
Donald Churchill
as Robert
George Merritt
as Aitkin
Wendy Allnutt
as Janet Walker
Ron Pember
as Welder #1
Donald Hewlett
as Peter Kershaw QC
as Brian Wincross
as Mrs. Mculloch
as Giles
Jane Wood
as Young mum
David Wilkinson
as 1 episode, 1972
Morris Perry
as Stanley Lismore
Margaret Whiting
as Ruth
Fanny Carby
as Mrs Davis
Toby Robins
as Fanny
Tina Heath
as Patience Fielding
Maxine Gordon
as Tanichka
David Garth
as Salesman
Maggie Henderson
as Girl #2
as Student #2
Victor Platt
as Charlie
Fred Griffiths
as Taxi driver
as Mrs. Boyle
as Petka
John Lee
as Dr.Parker
Hal Dyer
as Sister. Anderson
David Markham
as Dushan
Donald Eccles
as Richard Well
Terence Edmond
as Peter Draper
Salmaan Peerzada
as Dancer
Maxwell Shaw
as Monty Parsons
as Schoolboy
John Barcroft
as Doctor Travers
Andree Evans
as Vera Ware
Bob Keegan
as Lord Bearman
Marc Harrison
as Schoolboy
as Aunt Hazel
as George Foster
Rio Fanning
as Phillips
Sally Travers
as Sister Patrick
Ysanne Churchman
as Lady #1
Clive Cazes
as Waiter
Phillip Hinton
as TV director
Kerry Gardner
as Pete
as Susan Windrush
Barrie Wilmore
as The Concert Pianist
Keith Ashley
as Waiter
as Prof. Roy
as Derek Marshall
Lewis Jones
as Dan Hamilton
Simon Henderson
as Mark Walker
Alison Hughes
as Student #1
as Nurse White
Joanna Shelley
as Angela
Andrew Dallmeyer
as John Arkoff
Verne Morgan
as Gallery Assistant
Dick Graham
as Commentator
Sally Jones
as Shop assistant
Lilian Grassom
as Waitress
as Waitress
Myles Reithermann
as Schoolboy
Nell Curran
as Jane
Yvonne Coulette
as Mary Schmidt
Edward Harvey
as Marsh
John Rainer
as Colin Windrush
Basil Moss
as Dick
Carol Hazell
as 1 episode, 1972
Vanessa Forsyth
as Girl #1
Veronica Duffy
as Elizabeth
Peter King
as Thompson
Clive Graham
as First Journalist
John Garvin
as Nikita
as Doctor Foy
Oliver Gilbert
as Young man
Vivienne Dixon
as The secretary
Pascal King
as Tibby
Nicholas Hoye
as Paul
David Sands
as Student #3
Romayne Grigorova
as Annushka
Marjorie Hogan
as Sister William
Herbert Ramskill
as Ministry clerk
Christine Cracknell
as Secretary
Lisa Ross
as The woman
Tricia Scott
as Nurse Sadler
Angela Rooks
as Sister Denny
Susan Wherrett
as director's PA
Richard Matthews
as Andrew Eden QC
Christopher Payne
as Silas Fielding
Susanne Neve
as Dr. Scott
Jane Fox
as Marion
Paul Freeman
as Keith
Warren Clarke
as Steve
Robert Lindsay
as Sam
John Neville
as Harry
John Moulder-Brown
as Jan
Julie Dawn Cole
as Helen
as Angela
Leo McKern
as Leo
Barry Foster
as John Dixon
Anton Rodgers
as Philip
Paul Copley
as James
Rosalind Ayres
as Anita
Kathleen Harrison
as Rose
Jennie Linden
as Jan
Percy Herbert
as Eli
as Frank
Peter Barkworth
as Mr. Bell
Ursula Howells
as Mrs. Clissold
as Madge
Glynn Edwards
as Jim
Simon Rouse
as Brian Lowe
Michael Coles
as Ron
Rosemarie Dunham
as Mrs. Bell
John Comer
as 1 episode, 1973
Anita Carey
as Sue
Sheila Ferris
as Carole
Betty Marsden
as Mrs. Graham
as The Printer
Donald Pickering
as Howerd
as Maureen
Barbara Ferris
as Anne
Vanda Godsell
as Amy Cooper
David Warwick
as 1 episode, 1973
Eamon Boland
as Mike
Paul Seed
as Mr. Rangers
Kenneth J. Warren
as Blore
Carolyn Jones
as Pam
Colin Prockter
as Stan
Rynagh O'Grady
as Bridie
as Penny Thatcher
as Vince
Noel Dyson
as Dora Nicholson
Josie Kidd
as Keethy
Billy Hamon
as Wilson
Alec Sabin
as Pete
Margaret Robertson
as Pamela
Mel Churcher
as Janet
as Barmaid
Ian Hastings
as Sean
Jason Kemp
as Jack
Jean Leppard
as Liz
as Ann
as 1 episode, 1973
Ben Bazell
as Dave
as 1 episode, 1973
Elizabeth Holden
as 1 episode, 1973
Margaret Burton
as Landlady
William Relton
as Adrian
Neil Johnston
as Ted
Paul Kelly
as Jim Lowe
Stuart Henry
as Gerry
as Mo
Ian MacKenzie
as 1 episode, 1973
as Eddie
John Livesey
as Bob
Jacqui Byford
as Miss Jones
as Don Lowe
Niall Taiben
as Bruno
Stephen Bradley
as Clive
Mike Boone
as Keith
Suzannah Williams
as Andrea
Joseph Holroyd
as Mr. Green
Joyce Grundy
as Mrs. Burnidge
Michael Byrne
as Jason
as Ronald
Derrick O'Connor
as Jim
Derek Fowlds
as Neil
T.P. McKenna
as Sontee
Donal Donnelly
as Cody
Eddie Powell
as Jasper
as Bob
Iain Cuthbertson
as The Doctor
Helen Worth
as Susan Pitt
Susan Engel
as Ruth
Polly Adams
as Jackie
Glenn Beck
as Garson
Michael Wynne
as Benyon
Richard Kane
as Fenton
Michael Forrest
as Sleppy
Tony Sibbald
as Beauju
Stephen Murray
as Merv
as Mrs. Fawcett
Barry Justice
as Chris Black-Matheson
Christine Buckley
as Auntie Betty
as 1 episode, 1974
Bernard Atha
as Park ranger
Hugh Martin
as Worker
Ronald Nunnery
as Caretaker
John Beardmore
as the Bailiff
as Miss Wise
as Ken
Peter Jolley
as Bailiff's Assistance
as Ted Patterson
Susan Braddock
as Marion Longbottom
Doris Kitts
as Neighbour
Derek O'Connor
as 1 episode, 1974
Paul Woodhead
as Jackie Heseltine
Pamela Hunt
as Barbara Monoghan
Rosemary Turner
as Second Person in Theatre
Philip Ettington
as Thomas
as First Person in Theatre
Jill Damas
as Young Woman
Jimmy Mac
as Man
Anthony Mayne
as Man
Jean MacFarlane
as Woman
as Man
Jim Delaney
as Man
Patrick Scott
as Man
George Howse
as Man
Wyn McLeod
as Woman
Avril Ellis
as Woman
Jeanne Doree
as Woman
Released 11 Jan 1969
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