The Afternoon Play 2003

Comedy Drama Mystery

A series of individual dramas, each with a different story and cast.

All Titles
  • UK: The Afternoon Play The Afternoon Play
  • IO: The Afternoon Play The Afternoon Play
  • JP: アフタヌーン・プレイ アフタヌーン・プレイ
  • UA: The Afternoon Play The Afternoon Play
  • US: The Afternoon Play The Afternoon Play
Director
John Greening
Terry Iland
Matthew Parkhill
Artists
as Alan
Robert Stone
as Heavyweight Boxing Champion
as Kate
as Tom Rourke
Tracie Bennett
as Yvonne
Ray Burdis
as Arnie Griffin
Denise Welch
as Carol Haye
Robson Green
as Oliver Barrett
as Kathy Hughes
Kaye Wragg
as Julie Singleton
Michael French
as Hardy Rose
Samantha Womack
as Emma Priestley
Hugh Quarshie
as Adam Clay
Reece Dinsdale
as George Lapwood
James Bolam
as Billy
Roy Dotrice
as Charlie
Georgia Taylor
as Molly Connolly
Claire Cox
as Jessica
James Lance
as Tom Hunter
Jimmy Yuill
as Geoffrey
Brian Capron
as Gerry Sullivan
Hannah Waterman
as Kate
Lucy Davis
as Laura
June Whitfield
as Iris Rourke
as Trevor Haye
Lisa Riley
as Helen
Sarah Manners
as Dawn
as Anna Sullivan
Denise Black
as Jill Collins
as Steve
Tina Hobley
as Grace Leigh
Claire Goose
as Kate Dobie
Lisa Faulkner
as Rose Lapwood
Jason Merrells
as John Priestley
Jodie Whittaker
as Sam
Ruth Gemmell
as Rachel
Sheila Reid
as Edith
Mark Bixter
as Johnny
as Jackie
Diana Kent
as Alice Manning
Trevor Byfield
as Arnold
Emma Fildes
as Clare Fisher
Glynis Barber
as Brenda
Cat Simmons
as Beccy
Andrew Dunn
as Derek
Mandana Jones
as Sarah
Mark Burdis
as Liam Griffin
Patrick Baladi
as Peter Hamilton
Liam Garrigan
as Ben Rose
Jean Alexander
as Enid
as Amanda Jones
Tony Haygarth
as Sgt. Happy Dobie
Nicola Stephenson
as Nicola Passmore
Siobhan Redmond
as Donna Cline
Tom Chambers
as Peter
Noah Huntley
as Gary
as Eddie Connolly
Jonathan Wrather
as Matt
Jack Deam
as Chris
John Henshaw
as Sir Terry Bucklethwaite
David Roper
as Frank Manning
Elizabeth Bennett
as Janice
Rayna Campbell
as Jo
Isabella Melling
as Maisey Rourke
Rae Baker
as Inez
as Colin
Antonia Bernath
as Kate Sullivan
Clive Mantle
as Steve McGrath
Jonathan Kerrigan
as Ian Parnell
as Alex
Neil Stuke
as Steve Passmore
Donna Alexander
as W.P.C. Sullivan
Paul Copley
as Davie
Colin Baker
as Judge
Jane Gurnett
as Eleanor Connolly
Lynsey McCaffrey
as Debbie
Andrew Tiernan
as Bennett
Nikki Sanderson
as Natalie Bucklethwaite
as David
Kim Medcalf
as Laura Manning
Beatrice Kelley
as Marlene
Jeremy Edwards
as Tim
Charlie Hayes
as Suzy Haye
Paul Barnhill
as DI Tony Conrad
Bruno Melling
as Jack Rourke
as Walter Weinberg
John McArdle
as Bob Collins
Shaun Prendergast
as Jerry Parnell
Karen Asemper
as Janine
Joan Blackham
as Irene
Stefan Bednarczyk
as Organist
David Sterne
as Gordon
Richard O'Callaghan
as Harry
as Clown
Sam Cox
as Michael
Alex Macqueen
as Simon
Paul Thornley
as Howard Harris
David Shaw Parker
as Lenny
as Moira
Ralph Ineson
as Rob Coles
as Kay
Oliver James
as Dave
Neil Newbon
as Malcolm Haye
as Arnold
Sinead Matthews
as Chantelle Hughes
James Bradshaw
as Eric
Helen Latham
as Aimie Hammond
Beejaye Joseph
as Amanda
David Burke
as Judge
Niall Buggy
as Father Gartside
Joe Sims
as Terrance
Doña Croll
as Sarah
Tony Barton
as Comedian
Stephen Rahman Hughes
as James Khan
Aidan McArdle
as Dr. Max Freeman
as Samir
Niall Refoy
as Terry
as Ahmed
Mark Healy
as Frank
as Winnie
as Suzie
Keith Piggott
as Bruce
Tom Roberts
as Zoo Keeper
Quentin Willson
as Awards Presenter
Lisa Shingler
as Greta Martin
Andy Jones
as Paul Collins
Evie Garratt
as Ivy
Jake Douglas
as Trainer
Amanda Root
as Andrea
Amit Shah
as Nigel
George Asprey
as Boniface
Susan Southall
as Woman in Club
as Ken Hunter
as Professor Bryce
Anthony Cozens
as Stuart
Nik Howden
as Niall
Nicky Evans
as Jonny Potter
Nathan Constance
as Gavin
Vanessa Earl
as Maria
Michael Tezcan
as Sirous
Elinor D'Angelis
as Susannah Rourke
Chris Bisson
as Digger
Jim Bowen
as MC Norman
Kim Durham
as Lecturer 1
Daniel Jackson
as Jackson
David Hayler
as Marley
Sara Carver
as Patricia Gilbert
Raymond Mason
as Thommo
Andrew Hall
as Henry
as Judge
Phillipa Peak
as Kathy
as Vicki Fisher
Tony Adams
as Agency Supremo
Mick Walter
as Spud
Luis Soto
as Enrique
Jason Milligan
as Male Stranger
Cathy Breeze
as Jenny
Wendy Leavesley
as Lecturer 2
Eugene Holder
as Marcia
Duane Henry
as Ryan
Steve Meo
as Finn
Laurence Saunders
as Simon
as Chairman
Jefferson Hall
as Julian
Nicky Ladanowski
as Sarah
Jessica Claire
as Manda
David Webber
as Security Guard
Bhasker Patel
as Psychiatrist
Chris Middleton
as Marti
Gareth Farr
as Salesman One
Samuel Anderson
as Cashier
Bobby Knutt
as Mick
Carli Norris
as Ellie Parsons
Jeff Alexander
as Guy Getting Drunk
Louise Rose
as Penny
Robin Pirongs
as Store Detective
Trevor Allan Davies
as Accordion Player
Mark McGee
as Brian
Flora Spencer-Longhurst
as Laura Fisher
Robert Goodale
as Ward Manager
Christopher Harvey
as Oliver
Simon Nagra
as Car Salesman
Sarah Ozeke
as Bride
Craig Blake
as Salesman Two
John Axon
as Keith
Perveen Hussain
as Najma
Itasha James
as Flower Seller 1
as Priest
Ben Waters
as Private Walker
Naomi Coleman
as Receptionist
Jane How
as Judge
Shefali Oza
as Reporter
Doreen Ingleton
as Bride's Mum
Gabriel Paul
as Security Guard
Trevor Cooper
as Clive
Alexis Conran
as Xavier
as Flower Seller 2
Nicolas Woodman
as Boy
Lorna Laidlaw
as Nurse
Julian Bleach
as Stefan
Ben Thomas
as D.I. Dyson
Sean Connolly
as Market Trader 1
Robert Finan
as Jonny
Margaret Jackman
as Edith
Keith Osborn
as Mike
Philip Pickard
as D.I. Jackson
John Voce
as Malcolm
Jonathan Owen
as Market Trader 2
Colin MacDonald
as Kev
Raymond Llewellyn
as Arthur
Sarah Horner
as Stripper
as Claude
Sarah Ball
as Jessica
Michael Gunn
as Mickey Playboy
Oliver Gelder
as Josh
Sarah Spears
as Shannon
Lucy Benjamin
as Amanda
Steve McTigue
as Police Officer
Greg Hobbs
as Tae Kwon Doe Instructor
Esther Jones
as Inconspicuous Woman
Clare Grogan
as Maw
Tim Matthews
as Julian Gilkes
Kulvinder Ghir
as Sami Asif
Jonie Broom
as Marco
James Young
as William Dean
Edith Bowman
as Miss Jo Gair
Shabana Akhtar Bakhsh
as Yasmeela Khan
Rashid Karapiet
as Arob Khan
Hajaz Akram
as Jameel Renham
David Kristopher-Brown
as Zacky Hill
Nikki Bednall
as Aimie's Sister
Gurdial Sira
as Babir Renham
Gail Mackinnon
as Receptionist
Allistair Wyndham
as George
Michael Kearney
as Skidz
Peter Capaldi
as Billy Shannon
Nina Sosanya
as Claire Cotton
as Bess
Ian Ogilvy
as Sir Edmund Coke
Felicity Montagu
as Marjorie Goldblum
Melanie Hill
as Bonnie Reilly
Daniel Hill
as Clement Bothwell
Joe McFadden
as Angus Doyle
Dave Hill
as Ted Roberts
Gerard Murphy
as Clarence Mitchell
as Erroll Johnson
Claire King
as Joanna Clay
Paul Atkins
as Policeman
as Professor Aldous Finch
Gilbert Martin
as McLean
Koel Purie
as Sonia Bhose
Madhav Sharma
as Yudi Bhose
Sarah Berger
as Judge
Eunice Roberts
as Dr. Ash
as John Reilly
as Self
Paul McEvoy
as Yoz
Robert Mountford
as Arvind
Stephen Aintree
as Norman Blakewell
Shireen Shah
as Hemma Bhose
Mark Powlett
as The Railway Man
Howard Teale
as Bailiff
Eilidh MacDonald
as Myrtle McGinty
Neil May
as Anaesthetist
Shahnequa Duprey
as Annie Clay
Kate Deeley
as Jan
Surendra Kochar
as Aunty Jamilla
Paul Atkins
as Policeman
Jon Carver
as Café Owner
Ryan Regis
as Paris Mwembe
John Clay
as Sir Bertie
Emma Alexander
as Melissa Clay
Christine Hannon
as Mary Parker
Amy Stacy
as Charlotte
Kieran O'Brien
as Sean Tyler
Rosemary Leach
as HM The Queen
Sarah Crowden
as Lady-in-Waiting
as Wendy Tyler
Nigel Williams
as Donal Carrington
Jordan Metcalfe
as Kieran Tyler
Kaleem Janjua
as Sanjit
Richard De Sousa
as Ted
Alex Zorbas
as Nick
Laurence Inman
as Resident
John Greenwood
as Mr. Maloney
Daniel Williams
as Andy
John Yapp
as Police Officer
as Angie
John Ironstone
as Quizmaster
Allan Gentleman
as Minder
Greta Scacchi
as Diane
Joanna Higson
as Tracy
James Cartwright
as Johnny
Bobby Ball
as Bingo Manager
Polly Hemingway
as Gran
Matt Kennard
as Micky
Lorraine Cheshire
as Patty
Paul Chan
as Chinese Shopkeeper
as Lolipop
Adrian Hood
as Tonto
Sam Kennard
as Ricky
Jamie Baughan
as Will the Actor
Jenna Southworth
as Tania
Gemma Clarke
as Lala
Mickey Take
as Bingo Caller
Susan Penhaligon
as Beth
Stephen Greif
as Charlie
Ann Beach
as Alice
Joanna Monro
as Annie
Sally Orrock
as Eliza
Richard Price
as Press Photographer
R.N. Millward
as Audience Member
Kieron Hazel
as Audience Member
Nadine Stavonina-de Montagnac
as Audience Member
Alan Dorrington
as Homeless man
Nicolas Wall
as Prisoner
Matthew Rohman
as Goth Groom
Released 27 Jan 2003
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