BBC Play of the Month 1965

Drama

Monthly anthology series featuring televised versions of plays.

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Regisseur
Cedric Messina
Rudolph Cartier
John Gorrie
Schauspieler
Charles Gray
as Adrian Blenderbland
Eric Porter
as Arthur Winslow
Jeremy Brett
as Basil Hallward
as Miss Lavish
John Gielgud
as Captain Shotover
Alan Rowe
as Ambassador from Corinth
Donald Pickering
as George Farrant
as Grigory Rasputin
Ronald Hines
as Dirk Stroeve
Alan Badel
as Father
Stephanie Bidmead
as Aunt
Michael Hordern
as God
Celia Johnson
as Eloise
Derek Godfrey
as Gregers Werle
as Hedda Gabler
Eileen Atkins
as Catherine Sloper
Ian McKellen
as Captain Plume
Frank Finlay
as Marcus Brutus
Ian Ogilvy
as Arthur Gower
Anthony Hopkins
as Alfred Allmers
Rachel Kempson
as Fraulein von Kesten
Peter Barkworth
as Earl of Rintoul
as Amanda
Edward Fox
as Captain Dancy, DSO
Helen Mirren
as Babbie
Michael Gambon
as Gregory
John Alderton
as Bob Acres
Ann Beach
as Anna Vyroubova
Richard Pearson
as Herbert Soppitt
Nicholas Jones
as Captain Halliwell
John Moffatt
as Andrew Mealmaker
as Borring
Clifford Rose
as Boyet
as Andrei
Simon Lack
as Alfred Lockhart
Virginia McKenna
as Adela Quested
as Comte De Guiche
as Le Bret
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Archbishop of Rheims
Gwen Nelson
as Aunt Juley
as Captain Tunney
Hugh Walters
as British Corporal
Colin Rix
as Flavius
Maurice Denham
as Don Adriano de Armando
as Ariel
as Lord Portmandeau
Jay Neill
as Detective
Douglas Milvain
as Lane
Lee Fox
as Guest
David Spenser
as Hamed
Ian Holm
as Alceste
Maggie Smith
as Ann Whitefield
Anthony Andrews
as Charles Courtly
as Hillcrist
Betsy Blair
as Linda
as Dona Ana
Ronald Fraser
as Col. Pickering
Patrick Magee
as Fergus Crampton
Anthony Bate
as Casca
Mark Dignam
as Evens
as Alastair Fitzfassenden
as Charley Wykeham
Rosemary Leach
as Aldonza
Charles Carson
as Gladstone
Adrienne Corri
as Amy, Countess of Gosswill
Annette Crosbie
as Arsinoé
Judy Geeson
as Chloe Hornblower
Roland Culver
as Colonel Selby
Barrie Ingham
as Auda Abu Tayi
Siân Phillips
as Anna Voinitseva, widow
as Sorin
as Caroline
Charles Kay
as Tybalt
Coral Browne
as Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez
T.P. McKenna
as Kommissarov
Dandy Nichols
as Esme Flint
Norman Rodway
as Danton
Ciaran Madden
as Adrienne
Vickery Turner
as Jackie Coryton
Ronnie Barker
as Bottom
Joyce Grant
as Mrs. Eynsford Hill
Jan Francis
as Grace Harkaway
Thorley Walters
as Colonel Redfern
Allan Surtees
as Brylov
Erik Chitty
as Ferapont
Bunny May
as Fag
David Griffin
as Benvolio
Walter Sparrow
as 2nd Prisoner
Christopher Benjamin
as A Cobbler
Godfrey James
as M. Amellius Lepidus
James Bree
as Adolphus Spanker
Sally Lewis
as Guest at lunch
Candace Glendenning
as Anya Hvostov
Michael Golden
as 2nd Innkeeper
as Agatha Posket
as Banquo
as Lucy Amorest
Clive Revill
as Burgess
David Robb
as Brian Curtis
as Messenger
Raymond Mason
as Cinna
Frank Middlemass
as Fool
Kenneth Waller
as Fred
Tony Haygarth
as Scrub
Daphne Heard
as Miss Avery
John Quarmby
as Mereshchun
Walter Horsbrugh
as Capuchin
Michael Craig
as Earl of Warwick
Sarah Badel
as Goneril
Robin Parkinson
as Mr. Hopkins
Wensley Pithey
as Fr. Clement
as Feers
John Woodnutt
as Earl of Leicester
John Roden
as Arthur
Geoffrey Matthews
as Narrator
John Bryans
as Mgr. de la Trémouille
Michael Godfrey
as Carbon de Castel-Jaloux
Christopher Guard
as Apparition
Gertan Klauber
as Konon Molody
as Brother-in-law
George Merritt
as Old man
Lee Montague
as Joe Ferguson
Margaret Leighton
as Helen Lancaster
as Professor Linden
Rex Harrison
as Don Quixote
Stanley Baker
as De Flores
as Harriet
Kika Markham
as Gloria Clandon
Tom Courtenay
as Jesus
Michael Redgrave
as Prospero
Lee Remick
as Alma Winemiller
Nigel Havers
as Kenneth Lake
Alec McCowen
as Martin Luther
as Mr. King
Keith Michell
as Caliban
Lynn Redgrave
as Eliza Doolittle
as Alexei Turbin
Leonard Rossiter
as Colonel Lukyn
Tony Bill
as Biff
as Hatch
Francesca Annis
as Helen
Donal McCann
as Stephen Dedalus
Sara Kestelman
as Elena, Countess de Koefeld
Julian Holloway
as Algernon Moncrieff
as Mr. Sneer
Isabel Dean
as Empress Alexandra
Jane Asher
as Melinda
Bernard Lee
as Hornblower
Cyril Cusack
as Mr. Fielding
Pauline Collins
as Dawn
Joss Ackland
as Charley
as Henry Gore-Browne
Michael Gwynn
as Julius Winterhalter
John Standing
as Cléante
Gary Bond
as Rex Linden
as Doolittle
Nigel Stock
as Colonel Petrov
Michele Dotrice
as Catherine Winslow
Robert Harris
as Duke of Venice
Hannah Gordon
as Amy O'Connell
Griffith Jones
as Foreign Secretary
Tessa Wyatt
as Lisette
Toby Robins
as Ellen Turner
as MacDuff
Dinah Sheridan
as Lady Adela
Peter Egan
as Faulkland
Tim Woodward
as Kit Neilan
Terence Budd
as Chas Wingate
Cherie Lunghi
as Anna Danby
Thora Hird
as Clare Soppitt
Robert Coote
as Col. Sir Francis Chesney
Nerys Hughes
as Annie
Stephen Murray
as Lord Charles Cantilupe
David Waller
as Boniface
James Aubrey
as Lacroix
as Orlovsky
as Gibbet
Philip Stone
as Bishop
Donald Eccles
as Count Glagolyev, Anna's suitor
Hazel Hughes
as Clara
Patricia Routledge
as Annie Parker
Natalie Caron
as Jeanne de Vionnet
Neville Phillips
as Jo
Christopher Biggins
as Interpreter
John Quentin
as Bindon
as Gratiano
as Dolly Clandon
Lorna Heilbron
as Janet
Fulton Mackay
as Eck
Colin Jeavons
as Kislytsin
Anna Calder-Marshall
as Charlotte Verrinder
Robert Eddison
as Duke
Pauline Delaney
as Dante
as Dorinda
Rupert Frazer
as Alexander Studzinsky
as Henry Straker
John Bennett
as Harness
John Kane
as Chegenyov
Amanda Barrie
as Hermia
as Cis Farringdon
Sinéad Cusack
as Rosaline
Michael Bates
as Professor Godbole
Kenneth Fortescue
as Cecil Vyse
Julian Curry
as Laird
Clive Endersby
as Bernard
Lyndel Rowe
as Jessie
John Ogwen
as George Rous
as Bystander
Bridget Armstrong
as Lady Sneerwell
Paul Henry
as Bullock
as Katya, maid
Edmond Bennett
as Fowler
Jonathan Dennis
as Ferdinand
as Confessor
as Caius Ligarius
as Host
as Miss Barnes
as Marion
Kathleen Helme
as Old woman
John Sterland
as Reporter
Andrew Robertson
as Lackey
Anthony Douse
as Franciscus
Rachel Thomas
as Berthe
as Ann Welch
Muguette De Braie
as French woman
Jonathan Adams
as Collot d'Herbois
James Cairncross
as Alonso
John Abineri
as General von Schratt
Susan Penhaligon
as Isabella
as Prince Felix Yussupov
Victoria Plucknett
as Jaquenetta
Reg Pritchard
as Chancellor of the Exchequer
David Bailie
as Marcade
Françoise Pascal
as Harlot
as Director of P.J.
as Old Gobbo
as Sarcastic Bystander
John Westbrook
as Brigadier General Barrington
David Healy
as Edward Wagner
as A Soothsayer
Christopher Timothy
as Cinna the Poet
Georgina Patterson
as Rectory maid
Peter Schofield
as Carter
as 1st Muleteer
Yvonne Coulette
as Grand Duchess
as Gerald Forbes
Robert Gillespie
as Manioulov
as Controller
Richard Coe
as Registration Officer
Derrick Gilbert
as Friar John
Hermione Boulton
as Evie Wilcox
David Cargill
as First Reporter
Kay Barlow
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Colin Blakely
as John de Stogumber
Robert Powell
as Valentine
Martin Shaw
as King Ferdinand of Navarre
James Hazeldine
as Jimmy Porter
Barbara Jefford
as Amy Hillcrist
Mary Wimbush
as Carlotta
Michael Jayston
as Edmund
Simon Chandler
as Denis Tregoning
Julie Covington
as Beatrice Voysey
Judy Cornwell
as Ginny
John Stride
as Greg
Timothy Dalton
as Clive Harrington
Georgina Hale
as Chrysothemis, Electra's sister
Angela Down
as Cordelia
John Steiner
as Leo
Anthony Valentine
as Charles Stanton
as Bandi Grosz
as Clifford
Anthony Higgins
as Camille
as Caius Cassius
Gemma Jones
as Gwendolen Fairfax
Christopher Gable
as Bassanio
John Shrapnel
as Duke of Cornwall
Benjamin Whitrow
as Duke of Albany
Emma Piper
as Alice Maitland
as Jean
Priscilla Morgan
as Patricia Smith
as Clytaemnestra, Electra's mother
as English soldier
Marty Cruikshank
as Ellen Smith
Hilary Mason
as Mrs. Elton
Jenny Agutter
as Anya
Murray Melvin
as The Dauphin
John Bailey
as Doctor
Susan Richards
as Chorus
Alfred Hoffman
as Archbishop
as Mr. Balance
Judi Bowker
as Betty Whitehouse
as Major Callendar
as General de Coetlogan
as Eugenio
Frank Barry
as Second Page
Alan MacNaughtan
as Hubert
Laurence Carter
as Charles Stratton
Philip Jackson
as Thompson
Maurice Hedley
as Mr. Turton
as Extra in Film Sequences
as Ela Delahay
Trevor Baxter
as Colonial Secretary
Hilda Braid
as Myrtle Keller
Reginald Barratt
as Brassett
Timothy Carlton
as Captain de Foenix
Sheila Beckett
as Mrs. Jackman
Roger Elliott
as Constable
Honora Burke
as Sonya
as Francis
John Nightingale
as Isidore
Clifford Parrish
as First Lord of the Admiralty
John Ringham
as Major von Dust
Pat Gorman
as Robert
Timothy Bateson
as John True
Felicity Hain
as Maid
Kenneth Colley
as Yolinichev
David Battley
as Costar Pearmain
as American Ambassador
Geoffrey Beevers
as Servant
Ken Jones
as Sergeant Lugg
Harold Goldblatt
as Chaim Barlasz
Llewellyn Rees
as Francisco
as A Forester
as Marko, messenger
David Kincaid
as Gentleman, attendant on Cordelia
Barry Dupres
as Paratrooper
Sarah Taunton
as Amy Spettigue
as Arresting Officer
as Coachman
John Kidd
as Mackenzie
Geoffrey Palmer
as Graviter
Karin MacCarthy
as Clara
Rolf Lefebvre
as Balthazar
Marika Rivera
as Jeanne
Geoffrey Cheshire
as Sergeant Julien
Betty Goulding
as Extra
as Bertrand de Poulengey
William Curran
as Extra in Film Sequences
Brian Vaughan
as A Carpenter
as James
David Sadgrove
as Dardanius
Tony Sibbald
as Bill
Abigail Hamilton
as Eyewitness
as 2 episodes, 1965-1966
Leslie Glazer
as Doctor
John Caesar
as Extra in Film Sequences
Anthony Collin
as Citizen
as Bessie Watty
as Old Tom
as Butler
Glen Murphy
as Soilder
Harry Fielder
as Night Guard
as Mrs. Moore
Judi Dench
as Elizebeth Moris
Rod Steiger
as Willy Loman
Patrick Allen
as Roger Quaife
Diana Coupland
as Sally
Maxine Audley
as Patricia Ellison
Flora Robson
as May Beringer
Vincent Price
as Dr. Austin Sloper
Rupert Davies
as Commissaire Maigret
Danny La Rue
as Lord Fancourt Babberley
Margaret Lockwood
as Louise Harrington
Leo Genn
as Henry Wilcox
Christopher Plummer
as Don Juan
Denholm Elliott
as Hjalmar Ekdal, Hedvig's father
as Barbara Jackson
Leo McKern
as Azdak
as Nemov
Nigel Davenport
as King Magnus
David Daker
as Cpl. Hill
Arthur Lowe
as Sir Oliver Surface
Jonathan Scott-Taylor
as Ronnie Winslow
Paul Scofield
as Lewis Lambert Strether
Paul Daneman
as Henry Trebell
John Le Mesurier
as Ossian Flint
Judy Campbell
as Mrs. Rafi
Brenda Bruce
as Lady Bountiful
Michael Byrne
as Viskovsky
as Maud Lowder
as Gilda
Yvonne Bryceland
as Hester
Diana Rigg
as Rita Allmers
as Dr. Görtler
Penelope Keith
as Maria Wislack
as Flaminia
Anton Rodgers
as The Marquess of Quex
Peter Gilmore
as Charlie
Keith Barron
as Dr. Quilliam
Alec Clunes
as Sir Lewis Eliot
Dora Reisser
as Marina Oswald
as Sir Hector Rose
Neville Smith
as Paul McConnon
Sonia Dresdel
as Headmistress
Anthony Perkins
as Tommy Turner
as Sorel Bliss
Jill Bennett
as Anna
Philip Latham
as Esteban
Helen Shingler
as Madame Maigret
Patsy Byrne
as Sasha, Platonov's wife
David Hedison
as John Buchanan
Sheila Allen
as Jocasta
James Aspinall
as Stephen
Gabrielle Lloyd
as Lyuba
Prunella Ransome
as Silvia
Angela Richards
as Cunegonde
Ram John Holder
as Friday
Joanna Van Gyseghem
as Jean
as Alderman Joseph Helliwell
David Gwillim
as Longeville
Clifford Evans
as John Anthony
John Carson
as Charles Winsor
Neil Daglish
as Cliff Lewis
Joyce Carey
as Countess Mortimer
Leslie Sarony
as Quack
as Robespierre
Estelle Kohler
as Mrs. Sullen
as Ludmilla
Clive Arrindell
as Otto
Bill Flynn
as Johnnie
James Griffiths
as Oliver Farrant
Lucy Gutteridge
as Sophie Fullgarney
Bernard Archard
as Moris
David Langton
as Sir Leonard Bell
Madge Ryan
as Dusya
Robert Ayres
as Chairman
Peter Ashmore
as W.T. Stead
Judith Bruce
as Lady Celia
Richard Leech
as Peter Masters
Barry Justice
as Willy
as Sandy Tyrell
Suzanne Neve
as Roxanne
Donald Wolfit
as Pastor Manders
Katina Paxinou
as Agatha Payne
John Osborne
as Werner Roger
Neville Jason
as Lapointe
Glenda Jackson
as Margaret Schlegel
Ann Bell
as Yelena
Tom Bell
as Eilert Lovborg
Barry Morse
as Rev. Winemiller
Graham Crowden
as James Telfer
Pamela Duncan
as Mrs. Dedalus
Dennis Waterman
as Sean Lamb
Richard Durden
as Khomich
Tom Chadbon
as George Emerson
Brian Cox
as Alsemero
Marilyn Taylerson
as Marion
as Queen Jemima
Lloyd McGuire
as Archie Cannibal
Thomas Ellice
as Dumain
Stuart Fox
as Billee
Gwen Ffrangcon Davies
as Lady Agatha
as Helena Charles
Phil Daniels
as Boy
Delphine Seyrig
as Marie de Vionnet
Ernest Clark
as Finch McComas
Barbara Murray
as Lady Utterword
Peter Bowles
as Inspector Hounslow
John Castle
as Merton Densher
Lindsay Duncan
as Helen Hayle
Peggy Ashcroft
as The Rat Wife
Laura Davenport
as Yeliena Talberg
as Silvia
Michael Gough
as Eliut
Charles 'Bud' Tingwell
as Johnson
Sarah Lawson
as Caroline Quaife
as Mrs. Herriton
as Richard F. Snyder - US Consul in Moscow
John Phillips
as Major General Atkins
Meier Tzelniker
as Wendl
Faith Hines
as Mary
Sylvia Kay
as Blanche Stroeve
Dennis Price
as David Bliss
Kathleen Harrison
as Mrs. Ashworth
Glyn Houston
as John Geronwy Jones
Alan Gifford
as Dean Frederick Damon
Simon Brent
as Christian De Neuvillette
Gillian Hills
as Nicole Prieur
Jennie Linden
as Lydia Languish
Michael Bryant
as Vershinin
Sarah-Jane Gwillim
as Helen Schlegel
as Bob Jackson
Jonathan Moore
as Alexei
as Molière
as Mr. Dumby
Martin Dempsey
as Mr. Dedalus
Patrick Stewart
as Gurvich
as Sgt. Kite
Gwen Taylor
as Marcia Lamb
John Sharp
as Mr. Emerson
Vladek Sheybal
as Mr. Miller
as Rob Dow
Polly Adams
as Margaret Orme
as Durien
Nan Munro
as Duchess of Harley
Warren Clarke
as Bohun, QC
Daniel Massey
as Hector Hushabye
David Huffman
as Chadwick Newsome
John Nettleton
as Sir Jasper Fidget
Heather Chasen
as Lady Julia Farrant
Tom Conti
as Francis Archer
Zoe Caldwell
as Mme. Arkadina
Roger Davidson
as Willy Carson
John Bluthal
as Ernest Friedman
Suzanne Bertish
as Kate Croy
Rosalind Ayres
as Mrs. Eden
Ray Barrett
as Knight
James Grout
as Sparta
André Lawrence
as Gino
Kenneth J. Warren
as Uncle Ben
Nicholas Pennell
as Lieutenant Nicholl
Dorothy Black
as Augusta Gordon
Francis Napier
as John A. McVicker, US Vice-Consul in Moscow
Elisabeth Welch
as Tiare Johnson
Esmond Knight
as Helmut
Jumoke Debayo
as Cleota
as Mabel Chiltern
Yootha Joyce
as Mademoiselle Motte
Martin Jarvis
as Aircraftman Dickinson
Sally Thomsett
as Pamela Harrington
Jenifer Armitage
as Sonia
Mary Morris
as Madame Pernelle
John Robinson
as Old Ekdal, Hedvig's grandfather
as Prime Minister
Brendan Barry
as Judge Brack
Wendy Miller
as Alma as a child
Bryan Marshall
as Mr. Worthy
Margaret Tyzack
as Mrs. Linden
John Collin
as Dawker
Celia Bannerman
as Cecily Cardew
Joseph Blatchley
as Philip Welch
as Wilf Seaford
James Berwick
as Dull
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Monsieur Maingot
Peter Dyneley
as Lord St. Erth
Lesley-Anne Down
as Ellie Dunn
Gayle Hunnicutt
as Sarah Pocock
Robert Lang
as Russell Blackborough
Diana Fairfax
as Grace Winslow
Stephen Rea
as Constantin
Rhoda Lewis
as Mrs. Tilehouse
Lisa Eichhorn
as Milly Theale
as Katya
Charles Dance
as Borghejm
Nicholas Farrell
as Larion Surzhansky
as Sam Shipley
Michael Kitchen
as Acaste
as The Countess of Owbridge
Allan Cuthbertson
as Mr. MacBryde
Brian Davies
as Happy
Al Mancini
as Mindel
George Roderick
as Senor Eusebio Azque, Cuban Consul
Redmond Phillips
as Headley
Lawrence James
as Bland
Anabel Littledale
as Irma
Jan Chappell
as Oda
Pamela Ruddock
as Rose Waterford
Drewe Henley
as Klaus
Angharad Rees
as Parlourmaid
as Jacques
as Aline Palmari
Michael Goodliffe
as Duncan
Pauline Jameson
as Mrs. Railton-Bell
Anne Dyson
as Maryia
as Flipote
Tom Baker
as Egyptian Doctor
George Coulouris
as Shepherd
Adrian Hall
as Fleming
Bruce Clark
as John as a child
Dorothy Reynolds
as Aunt Juliana
Angela Baddeley
as Mrs. Pearce
Clifton Jones
as Cacambo
as 1st Innkeeper
Michael Poole
as Yakhimchuk
Angela Pleasence
as Julia
Tina Heath
as Dinah
Malcolm Reynolds
as Alonzo de Piracquo
Bill Fraser
as Boanerges
Allan McClelland
as Wanklin
Ron Bain
as Andrew McClore
Bruce Purchase
as Taffy
Michael Barrington
as Mr. Erskine
Don Fellows
as Waymarsh
Kate Fahy
as Julie
Julie Peasgood
as Cherry
Julia Schofield
as Nina
as Hollarcut
as Yevstigneyich
Helen Horton
as Grace Torrence
Diana Rayworth
as Sally Pratt
Timothy Stark
as Eyolf
as Lucas
Donald Sutherland
as Charles Givens
George Roubicek
as Bradley
Michael Brennan
as Blunt
Gregory Phillips
as Willie Warren
as Inspector Edwards
Sergio Gazzarrini
as Cab driver
Sally Faulkner
as Marga
Sally Home
as Amy Strickland
Jean Anderson
as Miss Ramsden
as John Daly
Blain Fairman
as Wally Myers
Ann Kennedy
as Ceres
Clive Cazes
as Manuel Palmari
Zena Dare
as Lady Markby
as Lady Matheson
Lynn Farleigh
as Julia
Brian Rawlinson
as Aircraftman Parsons
Ian Ricketts
as Paul Wilcox
as Bugrov, merchant
Moira Redmond
as Imogen Parrott
as Wyke
Anthony O'Keefe
as Wells
Catherine Crewe
as Pearl
as Martin
Kate Coleridge
as Charlotte Bartlett
Simon MacCorkindale
as Rolf Hornblower
Frances Tomelty
as Diaphanta
Constance Chapman
as Mrs. Candour
Jimmy Cassidy
as Ginger Richardson
Catherine Schell
as Mabel Dancy
Nicola Pagett
as Diana Lake
Judy Parfitt
as Mrs. Clandon
William Hootkins
as Little Bilham
André Morell
as Cyril Horsham
Adam Bareham
as Dickie Winslow
as Henry Carver
Paddy Joyce
as Bishonkov
as Nikolai Turbin
Robin Askwith
as Alec
Christopher Good
as Clitandre
as Muriel Eden
Peter Copley
as The Home Secretary
Peggy Sinclair
as Stewardess
John De Marco
as Jack Ruby
Gabriella Pascoli
as Signora Aletti
Frederick Peisley
as Colonel MacAndrew
Ronald Cunliffe
as Samson
Rosalie Westwater
as Fraulein von Gaerschner
Richard O'Sullivan
as Michael Barnes
as Mrs. Daly
Magda Miller
as Lady Basildon
Tony Harwood
as Dr. Francois Melan
Michael Robbins
as Flt. Sergeant Thompson
John Baskcomb
as Telyeghin
Eleanor Bron
as Hippolyta
as Yakov, servant
Ania Marson
as Jessica
Elizabeth Seal
as Avonia Bunn
as Jessie
John Garrie
as The Man
Peter Elliott
as Priest
Kevin Hourigan
as Athy
Roger Delgado
as Officer of the Holy Brotherhood
as Miss Catherine Alan
Norman Eshley
as Charles Hornblower
as Mrs. Cotten
Mel Martin
as Nancy Holmes
Russell Hunter
as Crabtree
Frank Baker
as Dodger Cohen
as Moth
Robert Flemyng
as General Canynge
Gillian Raine
as Mrs. Vane
Gerard Paquis
as Student
as Sparkish
Liz Ashley
as Miss Barrace
Shane Briant
as Hérault Séchelles
Desmond McNamara
as Eric Swash
Niall Padden
as Philip
Martha Nairn
as Helen Carver
Rodney Bewes
as Constable
Shaun Scott
as Captain Napier Bastling
Alison Key
as Éliante
as Miltitz
Norman Mitchell
as Driver
Kenneth Allsop
as Narrator
William Holmes
as Fred
Alma Foa
as Perfetta
Marc Farren
as Stanley
Edward Burnham
as Capulet
Nicolette Bernard
as Mrs. MacAndrew
Jill Richards
as Josie
as Stephano
John J. Carney
as Corporal
Wendy Allnutt
as Tonetta Landi
Janet Brandes
as Mrs. Blanche Damon
Barbara New
as Alice
Penelope Lee
as Mrs. Marchmont
Geoffrey Morris
as Dr. Pardon
as Lucy
Christopher Witty
as Tibby Schlegel
Richard Beale
as Workman
Joanna Wake
as Jean Stratton
Anthony Hall
as Aircraftman Evans
as Damis
Aubrey Danvers-Walker
as Count Fredericks
Bruce Boa
as Dr. Buchanan
Edward Petherbridge
as Lorenzo
Avril Angers
as The Woman
Edward Kelsey
as Priest
as Mr. Bullamy
Chris Kelly
as Thunder
as Barber
Joanna McCallum
as Clara Eynsford Hill
as Granya
as Alibius
Arthur Hewlett
as Merriman
Jon Croft
as Barman
Lou Wakefield
as Edith Westmore
James Beattie
as Fellows
Shirley Steedman
as Ruby Birtle
Robert James
as Snecky Hobart
as Scantlebury
Sam Dale
as Dickey Smith
Barbara Kellerman
as Jacqueline Maingot
Nicholas Ball
as James Vane
David Markham
as Jacob Twisden
Steve Ubels
as Student
George Raistrick
as Bailiff
Bernard Cribbins
as Pinchwife
Richard Everett
as Philip Clandon
as Mr. Hodge
Roger Sloman
as Barère
as Peter Potts
Malcolm Terris
as Squire Sullen
William Hamilton
as Yakov
Patience Collier
as Nefedovna
Britt Walker
as Matthew
Dave Hill
as Fyodor
Michael Feast
as Valma
Nadia Cattouse
as Basque
Etain O'Dell
as Katherine
as Lieut. John E. Donovan
George Pastell
as Pakhomev
Diana Ashley
as Miss Forsythe
Pamela Strong
as Nurse
Basil Moss
as Huntley
Ron Blackman
as Khalil Orphali
Patricia Kerry
as Tripper
as Lucia
as Chess player
Lucy Fleming
as Sorell Bliss
Jack Gwillim
as Robert Lancaster
as Iris
as Sergeant
as Hector Malone
as Professeur Vivier
Michel Faure
as Vicomte de Nanjac
Annette Robertson
as Doreen
Robin Cook
as Railway porter
Belinda Carroll
as Mariane
as Col. Triletski, Sasha's father
as Pettersen
Liza Goddard
as Lady Agatha
Anthony Ainley
as Ferdinand Gadd
Andreas Markos
as Priest
Craig Israel
as Dusty
Theresa Watson
as Shurochka
Queenie Watts
as Signora Bertolini
Norman Rossington
as Lollio
Jenny Lee Wright
as Club hostess
Michael Craze
as Bernard Fawcett
Alan Foss
as Mr. Jackman
David Troughton
as Smiler Washington
Sheila Burrell
as Mrs. Northrop
as Moses
as Nanny Webster
Lawrence Davidson
as Victor
Oliver Dunbar
as Student
Adam Birdsall
as Lord Heybrook
Nat Pearn
as Butler
Gina Rowe
as Parlour maid
as Jim Pocock
Antony Brown
as Vicar
as Sadie
John McEnery
as Golitsyn
Charles Keating
as Hetman of all the Ukraine
as Miss Moon
Leo Dolan
as Du Bois
Mary Chester
as Mrs. McBryde
Shane Rimmer
as Marine Sergeant
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Colonel J.D.H. Stewart
as Milton
Imogen Hassall
as Ata
as Edelgard
Jack MacGowran
as Trinculo
Godfrey Quigley
as Mr. Malone
as Acolant
Andrew Ray
as Leonard Bast
Berwick Kaler
as David
Peter Bathurst
as Sir Roger
John Laurie
as Peter Quince
as Vengerovich
Eddie Byrne
as Father Arnall
Sean Hewitt
as Vernon
Sheila Brennan
as Lady Plymdale
Alan Hockey
as Achille Blond
Alan Gerrard
as Kolodey
as Frost
Roger Leach
as Airman
Roger Hammond
as Inspector Dede
Alexei Jawdokimov
as Student
Michael Cashman
as Walter Kent
Toria Fuller
as Mamie Pocock
Anne Carroll
as Mafanwy Price
Seymour Matthews
as Herman
Paul Freeman
as Kravchenko
Karen Drury
as Debutante
Saeed Jaffrey
as Mr. Hamidullah
as Frank Power
Patrick O'Connell
as Paddy
Marian Diamond
as Jean Bell
as Woman
Callen Angelo
as First US Marine
Michael O'Hagan
as Balthasar
as Dr. Coutras
as Anna's boy
Raymond Graham
as Mason
Norman Lumsden
as Coachman
as Rodé
Beatrice Greeke
as Cook
Rachel Stewart
as Cousin Frieda
Joanna Dunham
as Sofia, Voinitsev's wife
Julian Orchard
as Snug
John Barrett
as Loyal
as Nellie Ewell
David Kelly
as Director of College
John Cater
as Augustus Colpoys
Noel Hood
as Lady Jedburgh
Paul Alexis
as Soldier
Clive Graham
as Salerio
as Freddy Honeychurch
Brian Spink
as Death
Terence Davies
as Kostya
Kenneth Cranham
as Antonio
David Garfield
as Auctioneer
Susan Brodrick
as Maria
Philippe Monnet
as French Lord
as Joe Cruikshanks
Judi Maynard
as Lucy Davenport
Sarah Porter
as Lucy
Philippa Markham
as Hotel receptionist
Julian Fellowes
as Lord Neville
Souad Faress
as Gypsy
Myrtle Devenish
as Cook
Billy Colvill
as Fireman
Amanda Wissler
as Jilly
Elizabeth Bennett
as Madame Dora
Geraldine Alexander
as Miss Claridge
Shivendra Sinha
as Mr. Amritrao
Michael Culver
as Holborn
Dan Jackson
as Faregh Bey
Robert Marsden
as Koukharenko
as Powers, US Marine
Brian Badcoe
as Montague
Mary Harrison
as Johanna
Jeanne Moody
as Juno
Lionel Hamilton
as Schacht
as Jacky
John Kearney
as Guard
John Dearth
as Charles
as Soldier
as President of University
Peter Whitbread
as Inspector Messiter
John Hollis
as 1st Prisoner
as Mrs. Higgins' maid
Lincoln Wright
as Solicitor
John Rhys-Davies
as Rowley
Sheila Reid
as Lottie Grady
Donald Hewlett
as Squadron Leader
Aubrey Richards
as Thomas
James Leith
as Sempronius
Nicholas Clay
as Alan Campbell
as Gecko
Peter Banks
as Clark
David Rolfe
as Butler
Richard O'Callaghan
as Maurice
Jeanne Mockford
as Rachel
Carol Harrison
as Rosalie
Helena Breck
as Gidsa
Pippa Sparkes
as Maid
John Pollendine
as Doctor
Nicholas Hutchison
as Man about town
as Mr. Das
Burt Kwouk
as Wu Hsien Ching
Colin Maitland
as Second US Marine
Gladys Spencer
as Queen Victoria
Peter Hutton
as Deviant Clerk
as Anna
Clare Austin
as Lady Montague
John Horton
as Adrian
Molly Hewitt
as Frau Schacht
Murray Evans
as Oscar Coutant
Kim Fortune
as Rashid
as Anfisa
Neil McCarthy
as Osip, bandit
Geoffrey Perkins
as Constable Harris
Tucker McGuire
as Mrs. Bassett
Sandra Hall
as Rosalie
Philip Ryan
as Soldier
Ronald Flanagan
as Maurice
Jan Conrad
as Munitsa
Alberto Archetti
as Postcard seller
Alison Daumler
as Prof. Higgins' maid
George Camiller
as Pedro
Edward Evans
as 1st Stranger
James Faulkner
as Pilot Officer
Richard Kane
as Careless
Debbie Bowen
as Katharine
Hilda Kriseman
as Felice
Pierre Chaminade
as Priest
Angus MacInnes
as Williams
Susan Bailey
as Bertha
Carol MacReady
as Country woman
Nell Brennan
as Adelaide
Jeanette Lewis
as Davis
Janet Whiteside
as Kalmykova
Susanna Bishop
as Miss Limbird
A. Razzaq
as Guide
Alec Mango
as Prudnikov
Bruno Barnabe
as Bordeini
Patricia Denys
as Rima Shirokova, Intourist Guide, Moscow
Edward Ogden
as Beckett
Mirabelle Thomas
as Girl Clerk
Sally Alexander
as Grete
Leslie Noyes
as Waiter
Victor Langley
as Philippe Landry
Julian D'Albie
as Cicero
Malcolm Roberts
as Boy
Lisa Carroll
as Maid
Peter Eyre
as Kiril, Glagolyev's son
Sarah Marshall
as Rosemary
Tony Doyle
as Cranly
Patricia Moore
as Lady Secretary
Michael Jenkinson
as Mr. Denzil
Forbes Collins
as Chmuta
Franco De Rosa
as Italian driver
Jon Mattoche
as Goatherd
Lionel Guyett
as Servant
Michael Stanley
as 2nd Stranger
Deborah Makepeace
as Princess Royal Alice
Joseph McKenna
as Micah Dow
Terry Bale
as Flight Sergeant
Betty Hare
as Mrs. Rous
Graham Schofield
as Trip
Hugo De Vernier
as Theatre manager
David Crosse
as Saumarez
Richard Saire
as McGregor
Mike Savage
as Stage manager
Ray Callaghan
as Hounslow
Spencer Banks
as Soldier
Michael Graham Cox
as Bolbotun
Tamara Steele
as Miss Huddle
as Qasim Ali
Roy Stewart
as A Dervish
Lala Lloyd
as Lily Klodnitsky
as Friar Laurence
Anna Korwin
as Mademoiselle Alaret
Lindsay Anderson
as Holz
Kenneth Benda
as Jean-Baptiste Prieur
as Publius
Oliver Cotton
as Turkish Captain
as Miss Quested
Jenny Harrington
as Maid
as Peasant
as Egeus
Lila Kaye
as Mrs. Mossop
Derry Power
as Johnny Cashman
as Mr. Wormington
Lionel Ngakane
as Cabinet Secretary
Sheila Grant
as Hostess
Eliana Pilati
as Girl
as Servant
Leslie Schofield
as 1st Corporal
John Aston
as Thwaites
Andrew Lane
as Clerk
Robin Ford
as Stage-door keeper
Penelope Beaumont
as Louise
Liam O'Callaghan
as Justin O'Connell
Michael Hughes
as Legendre
Derek Fuke
as Bagshot
Marjorie Yates
as Agasha
Robert Hamilton
as Uragan
as Debonair young man
Peter Birrel
as Brother
Patrick Kavanagh
as Interviewer
Peter van Dissel
as Chomentowski
Pearl Catlin
as Priscilla Johnson, American News Correspondent
Paul Hardwick
as Antonio
Terence de Marney
as Popilius Lena
as Désiré
as Gravedigger
Maeve Leslie
as Nurse
John Hug
as Leonardo
as McCann
George Margo
as Papa Gonzales
as Dorofeyev
Chris Sanders
as Servant
Fraser Cains
as Jago
Henry Hackett
as 2nd Corporal
Steve Plytas
as Ricardos
Michael Cronin
as Billaud-Varennes
Paul Frowde
as Fiddler
Michael Harbour
as Kirpaty
Paul Raffield
as Manservant
as Mrs. Fletcher
Sarah Brackett
as Katherine Mallory, Univ. of Michigan
Anthony Jacobs
as Fielding
Royston Farrell
as Paratrooper
as Portia
as Hotel Porter
as Dolly Wilcox
as Mr. Kramer
Eileen Murphy
as Isobel
Ana Leah
as Antigone
Jeremy Higgins
as Footman
Athol Coats
as 2nd Muleteer
Tony Rohr
as Joseph Surface's servant
Jonathan Cecil
as Holofernes
David Pugh
as Lewis
as Delegate from Lyons
as Cossack deserter
Helen Ford
as Mrs. Collins
as Spas T. Raikin, Traveller's Aid Rep.
Willoughby Gray
as Colonel Trex
Beatrix Mackey
as Countess Kernitz
Julius Alba
as Apothecary
Sylvester Morand
as Paratrooper
Ann Tirard
as Hotel Manageress
as Calpurnia
as The Schlegel's maid
Robert Luckham
as Aide-de-camp
as Hvostov
Stephanie Turner
as Miss Brewster
as Stephano
Aidan Murphy
as Davin
Andrew Dowling
as Eteocles
James Ottaway
as Belobotnikov
David Melbourne
as Footman
George Claydon
as Lady Sneerwell's butler
Mostyn Evans
as Green
Don Henderson
as Mercier
Glynn Sweet
as Kuzma
Andrew Burt
as Galanba
Barbara Keogh
as Mrs. Burton
Thick Wilson
as A Reporter
Lloyd Lamble
as Beckett
Victor Munt
as Paratrooper
as Maigret's Shadow
Victor Pemberton
as Turkish Sergeant
as O'Dwyer
Sean Barrett
as Temple
Michelle Foster
as Ismene
Arthur Whybrow
as Goldtooth
John Cannon
as Waiter
Willie Shearer
as Lady Sneerwell's footman
Mici Plwm
as Henry Rous
Michael Bilton
as 1st Gentleman
Pamela Moiseiwitsch
as Yelena
as George
Norman Scace
as Sergeant
David Christie Murray
as Paratrooper
Stanley Davies
as Wine Waiter
Suzanne Kerchiss
as Waitress
John Dunn-Hill
as Telegraph clerk
Brendan Price
as Dixon
Adrian Cox
as Polynices
Eric Mason
as Georgie
Bill Herbert
as Waiter
Huw Ceredig
as Bulgin
Christopher Banks
as 2nd Gentleman
Ray Burdis
as Safonov
as Jew
David Joel
as Reporter
Stephen Whittaker
as Paratrooper
Ralph Ball
as Butler
Leonard Trolley
as Husband
Brenda Gogan
as Flower seller
James Coyle
as Lennie
Carl Bohen
as Swedish Guest
John Pearce Jones
as Blacksmith
Felicity Gibson
as Marchioness
Verity Anne Meldrum
as Nyusha
Colin Starkey
as Officer
as Senora Duran
Deirdre Denham
as Air hostess
Trevor Martin
as Artemidorus
Bobby Racher
as Tom
as Policeman
Brenda Fricker
as Emma
Edwin Finn
as Vitka
Eilian Wyn
as Youth
Mandy Woodward
as Eugenie
Hugh Hayes
as Officer
John Mackin
as Kenneth O'Donnell
Marc Barrett
as Inspector Barnacle
Michael Danvers-Walker
as Dr. Mansbridge
Maggie Fitzgerald
as Woman
as Fomin
Gareth Lewis
as Evans
William Marsh
as Young Gentleman
Roger Llewellyn
as Officer
Charles Rea
as Narrator
Robin Scott
as Police Inspector
as Prince Dmitri
as Singer
George Cormack
as Gontoir
Olwen Rees
as Parlourmaid
Nigel Lambert
as Narrator
as Interrogator
John Savident
as Purishkevich
as Kaplyuzhnikov
Richard Adams
as Citizen
Hal Galili
as Patrolman Tippit
Mellan Mitchell
as Servant to Octavius
William Bond
as Citizen
as Mrs. Markham, a Waitress
Jeffrey Chegwin
as Dimka
Wendy Brierley
as Citizen
David Graham
as Manager of Shoe Store
Christopher Denham
as Young Cato
Renate Brent
as Wife
Trevor Lawrence
as Angel
as Citizen
Sheila Black
as Cinema Cashier
Graham Gordon
as Clitus
as Wife
Violette Leown
as Bella
David Bauer
as Chief of Police
Eamonn Boyce
as Officer
Robert Robinson
as Aga Mirza
Phil Oxnam
as Detective Baker
as Varro
Sherrie Hewson
as Anna's servant
Vass Anderson
as Pososhkov
Nikolas Simmonds
as Claudius
Anthony Brothers
as Escort sergeant
as Virginia Davies
Tony Wright
as Messala
William Ridoutt
as Bath orderly
as Barbara Davies
John Moore
as Titinius
Leo Britt
as British Reporter
Peter Jesson
as Pindarus
Alexis Chesnakov
as Musician
Grant Taylor
as Second Reporter
David Ellison
as 1st Bricklayer
Glenn Beck
as Third Reporter
Norman Ettlinger
as 1st Foreman
Norman Pilkington
as Television Announcer
Carl Forgione
as 1st Man
Sidney Cosson
as Photographer
Carolyn Courage
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Peter Geddis
as 1st Gangleader
Margaret Davies
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Brian Grellis
as Machineshop foreman
Pamela Denton
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Reg Hogarth
as Accordionist
Edwina Jeans
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
as 1st Woman
Lindsay Walker
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Lynne Preston
as 1st Student
Dolman Adams
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Frank Seton
as Goner
Dek Anderson
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Ted Valentine
as Smith - Foreman
Andrew Johns
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Bruce Bould
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Leigh Lawson
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Jonathan Meades
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Myles Reithermann
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Harry Saks
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
as Slaves, Citizens and Soldiers
Anton Diffring
as Adolf Eichmann
Martin Benson
as Rezso Kantner
Tutte Lemkow
as Echud Avriel
as Otto Komoly
Peter Purves
as 1 episode, 1965
Norman Bowler
as Captain Hartlett
as Colonel
John G. Heller
as Becker
Annette Carell
as Hansi Brand
George Mikell
as Von Klages
David Lander
as Menachem Bader
Thomas Gallagher
as Turkish Detective
as Venia Pomerantz
Stan Simmons
as Masseur
Darroll Richards
as 1 episode, 1965
Douglas Ditta
as 1 episode, 1965
J.A.B. Dubin-Behrmann
as Janitor
as Immigration officer
Aviva Narod
as Kismet
Geoffrey Hughes
as Second Workman
Wendy Richard
as Sandra
Tenniel Evans
as Monteith
Patrick Durkin
as Policeman
Joseph Fürst
as Professor Brodzinski
Morris Perry
as Hood
as Poet
as 1 episode, 1966
Yvonne Antrobus
as 1 episode, 1966
as 1 episode, 1966
Helen Christie
as Diana Skidmore
Pearl Hackney
as Housekeeper
Andreas Malandrinos
as 1 episode, 1966
Kate Brown
as Barmaid
Martin Friend
as Trafford
John Tate
as Lord Lufkin
Stefan Gryff
as 1 episode, 1966
as Badge attendant
Martin King
as 1 episode, 1966
Andrew Lodge
as Heckler
Diana Quiseekay
as Waitress
as Reporter
Eric Elliott
as Toastmaster
Denis Cowles
as Speaker
Hugh Cross
as Sir Francis Getliffe
Brian Hewitt-Jones
as Ronnie
Victor Baring
as 1 episode, 1966
Reg Lever
as First Workman
Anton Darby
as Steve
Alberto Colzi
as 1 episode, 1966
Rosina Stewart
as 1 episode, 1966
Pat Roberts
as 1 episode, 1966
David R. Aldridge
as 1 episode, 1966
Gerald Young
as Man in club
Sidney Gatcum
as Peer
Ballard Berkeley
as Cornford
Jerry Stovin
as Hamilton Slade
David Garth
as Hodgkin
John Bown
as Bob Rogers
as Casimir Gladowitz
Ian Flintoff
as Man from St. Anselm's
John Baker
as Ambulance driver
Godfrey Jackman
as Special Branch man
as Reporter
Alan Haywood
as Orderly
Elsie Arnold
as Mrs. Gorman
as Louise Slade
Joan Mane
as Miss. Payne
Jonathan Drew
as Young man
Jane Meredith
as Elinor Liphook
David Birney
as Brother Martin
as Captain La Hire
Harold Innocent
as Ragueneau
Philip Bond
as Gilles de Rais
Mona Bruce
as Mrs. Watty
John Clark
as First Cadet
Georgina Simpson
as Orange girl
as Sister Marthe
Keith Baxter
as Dunois
as Sarah Pugh
Robin Chadwick
as Second Cadet
as Duchess de Trémouille
as D'Estevet
Joseph Greig
as Cutpurse
as Musketeer
Lesley Roach
as 1 episode, 1968
Kenneth Keeling
as Bellerose
John Trenaman
as Executioner
David Selwyn
as Warwick's page
Christian Comber
as First Page
Gerald Rowland
as Boy
as Will Hughes
Gary Meredith
as Glyn Thomas
Douglas Storm
as Ligniere
Leonard Monaghan
as Third Poet
Adrian Ropes
as Third Cadet
Keith Campbell
as First Poet
Thalia Kouri
as Duenna
Leonard Brockwell
as Little boy
Lauriston Shaw
as Vicomte de Valvert
Stephan Badman
as Robbart Robbatch
John Clevedon
as Groom
Clay Jones
as John Owen
Clive Jenkins
as Idwal Morris
Timothy Newman
as Court page
Julie Weston
as Little girl
Jon Finch
as Sir Edward Mortimer
as Philip Carter
as Sir Amias Paulet
Pamela Brown
as Queen Elizabeth
Peter Cellier
as Lord Burleigh, Lord High Treasurer
Walter Fitzgerald
as Talbot - Earl of Shrewsbury
Royce Mills
as Philip Drummond
Cheryl Kennedy
as Kitty Verdun
as Earl of Kent
Shirley Dixon
as Maria
Elizabeth Proud
as Marian Almond
David Allister
as Arthur Townsend
Fanny Rowe
as Hanna Kennedy
Jessica Spencer
as Mrs. Montgomery
Marigold Sharman
as Mrs. Elizabeth Almond
as O'Kelly
George Giles
as Dancer
Edward Atienza
as Count Aubespine
Emile Belcourt
as Bellievre
Richard Atherton
as Sir Drue Drury
Keith Mackintosh
as Dancer
Allan McVey
as Dancer
as Dancer
Charles Yates
as Gavin Doyle
Christopher Robinson
as Dancer
Wally Michaels
as Dancer
Ian Lowe
as Page
William Redmond
as College porter
Joan Greenwood
as Louise, Duchess of Portsmouth
Corin Redgrave
as Godfrey Kneller
Malcolm McFee
as Fleance
Rowena Cooper
as Lady Macduff
Donald Douglas
as Lennox
Elisabeth Bergner
as Catherine of Braganza
Tony Caunter
as Murderer
as Nell Gwyn
Wolfe Morris
as Porter
as Witch
Leon Eagles
as Murderer
Michael Beint
as Sergeant
Colin Fisher
as Caithness
as Siward
Rosamond Burne
as Gentlewoman
Robin Browne
as Donalbain
Ray Davis
as Servant
Nicholas Dashwood
as Son to Macduff
Rupert Tillyard
as Apparition
as Puck & Fairie
George Baker
as Morell
Jeremy Bulloch
as Lexy
as Tunnicliffe
Ray Brooks
as Yasha
Ann Sears
as Thelma
Hugh Manning
as Pishchik
as Guest
Brent Oldfield
as Boy with Guy
Robert Webber
as Guest
Philip Howard
as Guest
Mario Zappellini
as Waiter
Deborah Lavin
as Julia Jackson
Kerry Arnell
as Susan
Sidney Kean
as Slave
as Antonio's Servant
Linda Gray
as Mrs. Cowper-Cowper
Linda Thorson
as Governor's wife
Terrence Hardiman
as 1 episode, 1973
Rita Davies
as 1 episode, 1973
Shelagh Fraser
as Kay Garrett
Tim Wylton
as Blacksmith
Rosemary Martin
as 1 episode, 1973
Bryan Pringle
as 1 episode, 1973
Peter Halliday
as 1 episode, 1973
Fanny Carby
as 1 episode, 1973
Brian Gilbert
as Melinda's servant
Sean Lynch
as 1 episode, 1973
as 1 episode, 1973
Edmund Pegge
as 1 episode, 1973
as Constable
Declan Mulholland
as 1 episode, 1973
James Mellor
as 1 episode, 1973
as 1 episode, 1973
Larry Noble
as Mr. Crick
Anni Domingo
as Betty
Johnny Wade
as 1 episode, 1973
Alec Bregonzi
as Poacher
John Flint
as Thomas Appletree
as Doreen Carter
Mitzi McKenzie
as Collier's wife
Brigid Erin Bates
as Lucy
as Poacher's wife
Maureen Pryor
as 1 episode, 1973
Julie May
as Mrs. West
Lucita Lijertwood
as Woman
as Musician
as 1 episode, 1973
James Fuller
as Man
Nicholas Morgan
as Child
Katie Macleod
as Charlotte
Julian Gohar
as Child
Billy Franks
as Colin
Adam Russell Owen
as Steve
Michael McClare
as Garry
Thomas Knox
as John
Janice James
as Sharon
Richard Mellett
as Baby
John Keel
as Drummer
Danny Gray
as Juggler
Julian Glover
as Aegisthus, Clytaemnestra's 2nd husband
as Regan
David Horovitch
as Duke of Burgundy
Anthony Nicholls
as Earl of Gloucester
Ewan Hooper
as Earl of Kent
David Neal
as King of France
Alec Sabin
as Officer
as Herald
Mike Hayward
as Servant
Paul Haley
as Captain
Terry Wright
as Officer
Geoffrey Collins
as Servant
Alun Armstrong
as Lightborne
Kevin McNally
as 1 episode, 1976
Sophie Ward
as 1 episode, 1976
Sam Kelly
as 1 episode, 1976
Brian Glover
as 1 episode, 1976
Paul Copley
as 1 episode, 1976
as 1 episode, 1976
Keith Chegwin
as 1 episode, 1976
Derek Smith
as 1 episode, 1976
John Normington
as 1 episode, 1976
David Jackson
as 1 episode, 1976
Antonia Pemberton
as 1 episode, 1976
Christine Hargreaves
as 1 episode, 1976
Kim Hardy
as 1 episode, 1976
as 1 episode, 1976
as 1 episode, 1976
Helen Raye
as 1 episode, 1976
Ronald Herdman
as 1 episode, 1976
Fiona Gray
as 1 episode, 1976
Candida Prior
as 1 episode, 1976
Raymond Westwell
as 1 episode, 1976
New College Choir Oxford
as Themselves
Jeremy Irons
as Edward Voysey
Glynis Barber
as Ethel Voysey
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Honor Voysey
Jeremy Child
as Booth Voysey
Dulcie Gray
as Mrs. Voysey
Pamela Miles
as Emily Voysey
as Mr. Voysey
Denis Holmes
as Peacey
Anna Lindup
as Mary
David Bird
as Rev. Colpus
Matthew David
as Christopher
Clive Francis
as Mr. Sheridan
Vivian Pickles
as Britannia
Matthew Kelly
as Thames bank
Michael Denison
as Whiskerandos
Raymond Adamson
as Mr. Linley
Jacqueline Clarke
as Confidant
Tony Aitken
as Sentinel
Richard Bebb
as Sir Walter Raleigh
as Sentinel
Larry Dann
as Justice's son
as Master of the Horse
Stephen Calcutt
as Thames bank
Frank Barrie
as Beefeater
Danny Davies
as Knight
Julie Berry
as 2nd Niece
Emma Kirkby
as 2nd Daughter
Nigel Rogers
as Signor Pasticcio
Bridget de Courcy
as 1st Niece
Martyn Hill
as Druid singer
Daniel Day-Lewis
as Gordon Whitehouse
Susan Fleetwood
as Freda Caplan
Elvi Hale
as Miss Mockridge
as Extra
Terence Conoley
as Man
John Wilder
as Extra
Leslie Weeks
as Extra
Michael Ely
as Extra in Film Sequences
Ken Fraser
as Extra
George Ballantine
as Extra in Film Sequences
as Extra
Suzanne Fleuret
as Extra
Robert Hewitt
as Extra in Film Sequences
Charles Saynor
as Extra
Vernon Drake
as Extra
June Turner
as Extra
John DeVaut
as Extra in Film Sequences
Tony Hamley
as Extra
Ned Hood
as Extra
Bill Lodge
as Extra
Daphne Palmer
as Extra
Jo Santo
as Extra
as Extra
Jan Goram
as Extra
George Day
as Extra in Film Sequences
Stephen Campbell
as Extra
Paul Blomley
as Extra
Jeanne Doray
as Extra in Film Sequences
Neville Simons
as Extra
Dorothy Robson
as Extra
Tony West
as Extra
Dennis Hayward
as Extra in Film Sequences
Ann Evans
as Extra
Bert Lane
as Extra in Film Sequences
Rickie King
as Extra in Film Sequences
Roy Degay
as Extra in Film Sequences
Jo Hall
as Extra
James Hargreaves
as Schoolboy
Joyce Graeme
as Madwoman
as 1 episode, 1977
as Diner in Hotel Restaurant
Release 19 Oct 1965
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