Drama 61-67 1961

Drama

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Director
Christopher Morahan
Quentin Lawrence
John Nelson-Burton
Artists
Brian Haines
as Captain Ledbetter
Robert Cartland
as Inspector Trussler
Alister Williamson
as Lieutenant Colonel Parmenter
Joe Ritchie
as Graves
as James Lovell
Aubrey Morris
as Arnold Gerson
as Duncan Robbins
Tamara Hinchco
as Carol Sandford
Hazel Bainbridge
as Judge's Wife
as Al Jordan
Bill Horsley
as Bennett
Sheila Raynor
as Jane Sullivan
Peter Dyneley
as Dr. Palmer
John Ronane
as Johnnie
Leo Carera
as Abbas Tukur
as Dennis Fletcher
Margaret Tyzack
as Charlotte Lamb
Ray Barrett
as Captain Murchison
Patricia Marmont
as Betty Bailey
Graham Crowden
as General Questero
Aubrey Richards
as Governor Yates
as Joe Salcott
John Barrett
as Ellison
Peter Hughes
as Hotel Manager
Roy Patrick
as Detective Sergeant
Michael Aldridge
as Major Spencer
Tenniel Evans
as Frank Phillips
as Alexander
Avis Bunnage
as Barmaid
as June Macquarrie
Suzanne Finlay
as Blanche Angelo
Derek Francis
as Charles Cooper
Fred McNaughton
as Hawkins
Dudley Foster
as Gilbert Platt
as Captain Brownlow
Elsie Arnold
as Aunt Nora
Hamilton Dyce
as Bancroft
Cass Allen
as Louise
Norman Pitt
as Chairman
Donald Oliver
as Alexander Poster
John Garvin
as Lawyer
John Tate
as Bryce Hewitt
as Duffy Parks
Leslie Handford
as Bank Cashier
Helen Cotterill
as Frances
Arthur Griffiths
as Briggs
Hugh Burden
as Paul Farrow
Michael Gwynn
as Director
Paul Curran
as Millbank
as Alec
Ernest Clark
as Dr. Hewson
Glyn Houston
as Inspector Hastings
Newton Blick
as Herman Gold
Nyree Dawn Porter
as Caroline West
as Nigel
Jennie Linden
as Betsy Bannerman
John Hurt
as Private Briggs
Robert Hardy
as Adam Irwin
Nigel Green
as Jamieson
Ian Bannen
as Mike Silver
Bernard Cribbins
as Ernest Skinner
Peter Sallis
as Philip Mallard
Michael Wynne
as Mr Alfredo
Laurence Hardy
as John Fant
Kenneth J. Warren
as Dolby
as Andropoulis
Wolfe Morris
as Beltane
David Andrews
as Ian Bannerman
Elizabeth Shepherd
as Betsy Lang
Christine Finn
as Fiona Robbins
Brian Murray
as Cpl. Parker
Norman Bird
as Father
Michael Hawkins
as George Bell
Geoffrey Chater
as Bracewell
Dandy Nichols
as Lilly
Fabia Drake
as Miss Erna
Tom Busby
as Mr. Graham
Hugh Morton
as Father Rucquoi
Martin Boddey
as Sergeant Lumsden
Clive Endersby
as Neal
Louis Haslar
as Hans Angel
Philip Locke
as Frame
Aleksander Browne
as Insinji
John Cazabon
as Mr. Crowley
Sidney Vivian
as Harry
as Pte. Morgan
as Rolando
Rasidi Onikoyi
as Major Thompson
as Innkeeper
Guy Deghy
as Baron Van der Zost
Andre Charisse
as Croupier #1
Frederick Peisley
as Mr. Sinclair
Chuck Julian
as Druggist
Terence Alexander
as Charlie Prince
Donald Houston
as Harry Blair
Frederick Jaeger
as Dr. Smallwood
Ray Mort
as Bert
Trevor Baxter
as 2nd Lt. Roberts
Frank Pettitt
as Jack
Edith Saville
as Mrs. Cresswell
James Bolam
as Nick
Tom Bell
as Tom Knowles
Marius Goring
as Captain
as Karel Stefanchek
James Luck
as Leslie Carter
Victor Platt
as Captain Benson
Tony Garnett
as Joe
Philip Anthony
as Derek Mason
Billy Milton
as Dickens
as Bailey
Harriette Johns
as Mrs. Winyard
as Second Reporter
Stuart Nichol
as Captain Mulhouse
Frank Seton
as Bill Scunthorpe
Maurice Travers
as Waiter
Anita Sharp-Bolster
as First Woman
Jack Gwillim
as Hotel Guest
Pauline Yates
as Gloria Smith
Dafydd Havard
as Man
Amy Dalby
as Nun
Clifford Cox
as Reeves
Fulton Mackay
as Minister
Constance Wake
as Gerda Harrison
John Meillon
as Jim Driscoll
Angela Douglas
as Flo
Thomas Heathcote
as Pop Trumble
David Garth
as Editor
Royston Tickner
as Haliburton
Elsie Wagstaff
as Miss Benson
Pauline Winter
as Miss Burton
John M. East
as Bruiser
Carolyn Pertwee
as Cecily
Edward Ogden
as Defending Counsel
Kenneth Edwards
as Chief Commissioner
Raymond Hodge
as Court Orderly
Robin May
as Ingram
Frank Hawkins
as Man
as Amy
Hilda Fenemore
as Alice Carter
Tom Chatto
as Defence counsel
Ralph Wilson
as Court Member
Edward Caddick
as Maurice Patmore
Moira Redmond
as Elizabeth Graham
William Gaunt
as Ewan
Alfred Lynch
as Arnold
Rodney Bewes
as Peter Morton
Rosemary Ashford
as Beatrice
Peter Birrel
as Freddie
Keith Pyott
as Judge
as Mr. Banks
Doel Luscombe
as Edwards
Fred Ferris
as Mr. Matheson
Carol Austin
as Sandra
Fred Beauman
as Landing Officer
Michael Rose
as Father Nicholls
Cyril Wheeler
as Conroy
Patrick Durkin
as Mullins
Douglas Harris
as Fox
David Buck
as Rob
Kim Peacock
as Brigadier
Ricky Lansing
as Messenger
William Marshall
as Sutlej
as Mrs. Phillips
Basil Sydney
as Mourtzinos
as Spencer
Dave King
as Peter Meinecke
Mervyn Johns
as Charlie Dowsett
Stephen Murray
as Mathews
Ian Hendry
as Harry Barnes
Elizabeth Sellars
as Ruth Bentley
William Russell
as Mick Lambert
Ronald Radd
as Porteous
Millicent Martin
as Jocelyn Willows
Stanley Baker
as Chief Insp. Tom Dyke
as Prime Minister Goddard
Cyril Cusack
as Harold Petley
Max Bygraves
as Eddie Stanway
Clifford Evans
as Allison
Barry Foster
as Monty Mays
Richard O'Sullivan
as Lieut. Charles Reed
as Mr Irtin
Johnny Sekka
as Mallboy Dowling
Betty McDowall
as Ruth Ellinger
Catherine Lacey
as Mrs. Mourtzinos
Ronald Leigh-Hunt
as Lt-Col. Arlington
Olga Lindo
as Nellie Dowsett
Patricia Haines
as Ruth
Percy Herbert
as Baron
Ursula Howells
as Claire
Richard Easton
as Peter Jarvis
as Sue Anson
John Paul
as Stuart Blackledge
as Julia Turner
Roy Kinnear
as Oliver Strickland
as Jenkins
Earl Cameron
as Ramsey
Sheila Allen
as Josie Silver
Maxwell Shaw
as Mr. Ken
Sarah Lawson
as Harriet Bond
Lana Morris
as Pinky Mills
as Private. Biggs
Sheila Fearn
as Loretta Mays
Gordon Jackson
as Philip
as The landlady
as Dr.Rooney
Patience Collier
as Mrs. Taggert
Lyndon Brook
as Storyteller
Barbara Assoon
as Dolly Greene
as Inspector Dyson
as Helen Smith
John Alderton
as Peter Harris
Frances Cuka
as Ada
Iris Russell
as Rose Blackledge
Geoffrey Keen
as Shellabear
as Totty Anderson
John Bennett
as Michael Runner
Stephen Yardley
as Private.Webber
Anthony Bate
as 1 episode, 1967
Margo Andrew
as Pat
Dan Jackson
as Van De Kruze
Barbara Clegg
as Ruth
Richard Dare
as Mr. Ivory
Nigel Stock
as Edwin Parry
Anthony Bushell
as Lt. Gen. Priest
as Supt. Willis
Judy Parfitt
as Margaret
Barry Keegan
as Inspector Hadley
Hugh Cross
as Donaldson
Alec Mango
as Vetski
Dolores Fabian
as Dancer
Jack MacGowran
as Herbert Reynolds
Peter Bowles
as Capt. Buckley
as Mrs. Wells
Pete Murray
as Self - DJ
James Maxwell
as Robert Mills
Sandy Barclay
as Alistair
Nadia Cattouse
as Mrs. Dowling
as Carter
Ray Austin
as Det. Const. Turnbull
J.G. Devlin
as Walter Reynolds
Reginald Jessup
as Inspector
Gerald Andersen
as Rogers
as Boxer
as Lord O'Leary
as Dr. Kessel
Derek Sydney
as Father Stephanos
Eleanor Darling
as Mrs. Reynolds
Humphrey Heathcote
as Sergeant
Nicholas Grimshaw
as Hotel manager
John Dearth
as Galouni
Mike Donoghue
as Local Challenger
Arthur White
as Signal Sergeant
as Sergeant Harris
as Mrs. Hughes
David Rose
as Signal Sergeant
Mia Karam
as Secretary
Cyril Renison
as Fuller - Milkman
Frank Crawshaw
as Bradshaw
Edmund Otero
as Peanut vendor
Michael Corcoran
as O'Day
as Mrs. Ken's Daughter
Olivia Hussey
as Mrs. Ken's Daughter
Julian Sherrier
as Official
George Betton
as Prisoner
John Trenaman
as Orderly
Bill Maxam
as Sergeant
Nik Zaran
as Gunman
Dean Francis
as Gunman
as Man
Olwen Brookes
as Woman
Arthur Adair
as TV Newsreader
Sammy Davis Jr.
as Beppo
Gary Raymond
as Jimmy Brewster
as Harry Frazer
Kenneth Cope
as Boyd
Thorley Walters
as Lt. Col Tom Jarvis
Ed Bishop
as First Reporter
Wendy Craig
as Jane Irwin
as Mark Lander
Jacqueline Hill
as Mrs. Lander
Kika Markham
as Vicky
Patrick Wymark
as Boucard
Marion Mathie
as Edna Flynn
Peter Arne
as Lieutenant
Mavis Villiers
as Mrs. O'Donovan
as Inga Van der Zost
Philip Latham
as Johnny
Edward de Souza
as George Paul Jones
as Third Woman
as President Rajan
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Ambassador
as Mannheim
Cec Linder
as Phil Kadsoe
Diane Clare
as Ann Horton
as Merlin
as Charmian Scott
Joseph O'Conor
as Colonel Gregory
George Webb
as Jojo
as Stephen Axley
Alan Dobie
as Wilkie
Beth Rogan
as Susan Jerome
Eric Thompson
as Wallace
Marjie Lawrence
as Nadine
Edwin Richfield
as Cyril Ogden
Robert Arden
as Detective Froelich
as Mr. Madden
Alan Gifford
as Ray Swift
as Drunk
Anthony Sagar
as Sergeant
Selma Vaz Dias
as Madame Hervé
Colin Douglas
as Publican
Freda Bamford
as Lily Cooper
Jack Chissick
as Fourth Boy
Anthony Morton
as Cardini
as Lt. Malotte
George Pravda
as Father
as John Jerome
as Tom Hudson
as Linda Jarvis
Joseph Cuby
as Yazid
Hal Dyer
as Kathy
Simone Lovell
as Eileen Mason
Donald Eccles
as Mr. Green
Bee Duffell
as Ellie
as Miss Mackenzie
Hana Maria Pravda
as Lisa Eberhardt
Virginia Clay
as Fourth Woman
David Morrell
as Dommersen
Avice Landone
as Margaret Jarvis
Robert Ayres
as Charley Fry
Carla Challoner
as Lucy Tarnham
as Mother
Dorothy Bromiley
as Kadsoe's Daughter
as Police Constable
Yolande Bavan
as Indra
as Mrs. Marsh
Charles Hyatt
as Beggar
Margot Van der Burgh
as Nicole
Laidman Browne
as Mr. Kayley
Bruce Wightman
as Navigator
Josephine Brown
as Landlady
as Doctor
Christopher Carlos
as The Man
Lawrence Davidson
as Jean Pierre Mournier
John Boxer
as Provincial Commissioner
Carlos Douglas
as Jose
Richard Clarke
as Narcisse
Lionel Ngakane
as Wellington
John Flint
as Ranger
as Alajo
Robert Mill
as Hugh Ashton-Lilley
as Girl
as Waters
Michael Caridia
as Michel
as Old Woman
Beatrix Mackey
as Matron
as Karl Eberhardt
Patrick Carter
as Denis Phillips
Anne Pichon
as Mrs. Endicott
Mary Barclay
as Baronessa Van der Zost
Nonnie Griffin
as Rhoda
Yemi Goodman Ajibade
as Umaru
Robert Aldous
as Lt. Hilton
Lorne Cossette
as Arnold Milton
as Roger Frant
Douglas Malcolm
as Reporter
as Sergeant
Peter Collingwood
as Jeweller
Bari Jonson
as Mr. Yahaya
as Leslie Roach
Anthony Colby
as Reporter
as Clare Kadsoe
Julia Nelson
as Amanda Mackenzie
Winifred Hill
as Mrs. Beatty
Anthony Curtis
as Corporal
Malcolm Butterworth
as Ashley
Rudolph Offenbach
as Italian Gentleman
as The butler
Lindsay Scott-Patton
as Mark Tarnham
Martin Lawton
as Newspaper Seller
Henry Rayner
as Douglas
Joan Phillips
as Thelma Clayton
Peter Allenby
as Alain
Sonia Fraser
as Nina
Gwenda Wilson
as Mrs. Milton
as Nancy
Dixon Adams
as Photographer
Henry De Bray
as Cabman
Astley Harvey
as 1 episode, 1961
as Waitress
as 1 episode, 1961
Gibson Onwalwu
as 1 episode, 1961
Harold Holness
as Barman
Jill Brooke
as Usherette
Zinnia Charlton
as Wendy Ogden
Peter Spackman
as First Boy
as 1 episode, 1961
Antony Cullen
as Colonel Jamieson-Barker
Christopher Turner
as Third Boy
Vincent Charles
as Immigration Officer
Bertie Green
as 1 episode, 1961
Michael Caine
as Arthur Green
Peter Cushing
as Frederick James Parsons
Patricia Neal
as Beebee Fenstermaker
Michael Gough
as Charles
Judy Cornwell
as Martine
Leo McKern
as Billy Driscoll
George Cole
as Pinedus
Ronnie Barker
as Harrison
John Laurie
as Gov. Maquarie
Ronald Fraser
as Raven
Brian Wilde
as Warblow
Colin Blakely
as Pat Sullivan
Vivian Pickles
as Avis
Maurice Denham
as Tom Cayter
as Colonel Johnson
Rita Davies
as Woman in station
Andrew Ray
as Terry Platt
Ann Lynn
as Jenny Millar
John Carson
as Robert Perrott
Nicholas Courtney
as Second Announcer
as Harry
as Tommy Prince
Erica Rogers
as Jenny Rich
Angela Browne
as Nettie Jo Repult
as Editor's Secretary
Alfred Marks
as George Poster
as George Arturo
Arnold Diamond
as Inspector
Carol Dilworth
as Anna Hendrickson
Philip Voss
as Policeman
Arthur Mullard
as Bar steward
Hilda Barry
as Mrs. Lang
John Barrie
as Jeff
George Woodbridge
as Sergeant Greenfield
as Second Post Office Clerk
as Gloria
Gordon Rollings
as Joe
Jenny Laird
as Mrs. Devereux
Erik Chitty
as Mr. West
Steve Plytas
as Embry Tafir
Roger Avon
as Major Abbott
John Phillips
as Major Spencer
Jerry Desmonde
as Alan Titchfield
as Prosecuting counsel
as Jonathan Fox
as Jazzer
as Mrs. West
Lala Lloyd
as Landlady
as Vince
Hal Galili
as Workman
Jack May
as Lt-Col. Farrow
Mitzi Rogers
as Daisy
Shay Gorman
as Climmer
as Padre
William Fox
as Lawyer
Dorothy Gordon
as Celia Thompson
Barbara French
as Miss Mullett
Bridget McConnell
as 1 episode, 1962
as Foster
Toke Townley
as Mr. Stubbs
as 1 episode, 1962
Donald Bisset
as Brigadier Trumbler
as Jean
as Ernest Phipps
John McLaren
as Inspector Leduc
Joan Young
as Mrs. Green
as Gilbert Harrison
as Man from Pools
Arnold Bell
as Jefferys
as Betty
Geoffrey Denton
as Traveller
Carleton Hobbs
as Judge
as 1 episode, 1962
as Old Man
Arthur Lovegrove
as Sgt. Pike
Stuart Saunders
as Sergeant-Major McTavish
as Bob Smith
Wilfred Downing
as Larry Barker
Michael Da Costa
as Roy
Victor Brooks
as Chief Inspector
Roy Stephens
as Dixie Llewellyn
Sheila Manahan
as Alice Parsons
as Dwyer
John Pike
as Southpaw
Michael Graham
as 2nd Lt. Pollock
Alister Smart
as Dr. Jefferson
Linda Gardner
as Anne Bell
as Carter
Christopher Burgess
as 1 episode, 1962
as Mrs. Bell
Tony Calvin
as Paul Warren
Peter Jesson
as John Scott
Frederick Schiller
as Mr. Steiner
as Min Brown
Peter Ducrow
as McNab
Charlotte Selwyn
as Nurse Merrick
Michael Slater
as Hardy
Tim Hudson
as Delaney
Bart Allison
as Bar steward
Jared Allen
as Mac Denning
as Alison Chester
as Ginger
Lilian Grassom
as Wanda Carter
Mark Baker
as Weasel
Owen Berry
as Barman
as Judge
David Eadie
as 1 episode, 1962
Cal McCord
as Barman
as Mr. Acton
John Porter-Davison
as Joe
June Monkhouse
as Miss Jenkins
Wendy McClure
as 1 episode, 1962
Patrick Boxill
as Library Attendant
Lew Luton
as Newscaster
Larry Viner
as Fiesal Newbar
Reginald Green
as Commissionaire
Darryl Kavann
as 1 episode, 1962
as 1 episode, 1962
Murray Evans
as Digby
Susan Crawford
as Woman
Toby Perkins
as Major Wallace
Richard McNeff
as Police Sergeant
Sheila Beckett
as Mrs. Bright
Blanche Moore
as Mrs. Hoskins
Sydney Keith
as Post Office Clerk
Fred Abbott
as 1 episode, 1962
Bud Strait
as Workman
as Jackson
John Walker
as Corporal Jones
as Mrs. Walters
Ann Wilton
as The Manageress
David Rendall
as Detective
as Office Girl
Carol Allen
as Typist
Dane Howell
as Raymond Watkins
Bert Platt
as Messenger
Grahame McPherson
as Captain Starling
David Knight
as Narrator
Laidlaw Dalling
as Maxwell
Colin Albury
as Floor Manager
Fred Hugh
as Ned
Gerald Heinz
as John Field
Fred Kitchen Jr.
as Admiral Sir Edward Gresham-Hibbs
Margaret Carlisle
as 1 episode, 1962
Alex Farrell
as O'Leary
William Douglas
as Lt-Col. Johnson
Mike Oxley
as Policeman
Edward Webster
as Dennis Somers
Kathie Reed
as Make-Up Girl
Francesca Annis
as Sally
Siân Phillips
as Carole Blair
Edward Fox
as Hassell
Geoffrey Palmer
as Basil Mallard
Charles Gray
as David
Frank Finlay
as Albert Hope
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Matthew Dowd
Dennis Price
as Percy Trouncer
Michael Davis
as Timothy
Bill Owen
as Bailey
Michael Craig
as Kath Nolan
as Jim
Alfred Burke
as Mr Foley
Megs Jenkins
as Amy
Geraldine Newman
as Esme
Thora Hird
as Mrs. Hope
George Murcell
as Mr Kittel
Christopher Witty
as Ronnie
Julia Foster
as Christine
Mark Eden
as Kemp
Jo Rowbottom
as The neighbour
as Young Man
Miriam Karlin
as Loretta Marcus
Roland Culver
as Commander Vincent
Alexis Kanner
as Jeremy
Tom Adams
as Dave Elton
Donald Burton
as Constable
Patrick Barr
as Major Spencer
Janine Gray
as Janice Rymer
John Cater
as Phil Warren
Basil Henson
as Salesman
Derek Benfield
as Taxi Driver
Geoffrey Toone
as Prosecuting Counsel
Barbara Hicks
as Pearl
Sean Barrett
as Mark
Coral Atkins
as 1 episode, 1963
Michael Golden
as Alec Bassett
Frances White
as Jean
Emrys Jones
as Mr. Posnet
Denis Gilmore
as Martin
as Rassmussen
Eve Pearce
as Mrs Foley
Simon Prebble
as Basil
Moya O'Sullivan
as Miss Wilson
Charles Farrell
as Fred Mudgway
Eileen Way
as Landlady
as Sue
Michael Forrest
as Len
as Sam Waites
John Evitts
as Frank
as Stan
Paul Farrell
as 'Mousey' Doyle
Neal Arden
as Geoffrey Willmott
Madeleine Mills
as Jean
John Grieve
as Mr. Labourne
Glyn Dearman
as Youth
Terence Cooper
as Leslie Stanner
Naomi Chance
as Virginia Hamley
Olga Dickie
as Mrs. Bushy
George Benson
as Mr Lott
George Little
as Mr. Field
Jean Trend
as Deirdre Longford
Harold Scott
as Grandad
as Ivor
David Davies
as Superintendent
Fredric Abbott
as Policeman
Michael Beint
as Rayburn
Margaret Flint
as Mrs. Passmore
as Mills
Jacquie Wallis
as Sonia
as Mrs. Witt
Daphne Goddard
as Secretary
Joan Newell
as Mrs. Cameron
Pat Nye
as Mrs Peel
Dennis Edwards
as Norman Sawyers
Paul Dawkins
as Mr. Cameron
Leonie Forbes
as Nurse Hamilton
as Robert Palliser
Elizabeth Ashley
as Hannah
Audine Leith
as Girl in Flat
Tony Wall
as Library Officer
as P.C. Rogers
as Emmy
Harry Ross
as Marco
Maggie Fitzgibbon
as Mrs Kittel
as Ramsden
James Gill
as Journalist
as Mitchell
Henley Thomas
as Constable
Raymond Smith
as Dodd
Edna Morris
as Mrs. Lee
Carole Lorimer
as 1 episode, 1963
Andrew Downie
as Pollard
Jane Jordan Rogers
as Christine Eastwood
Nicholas Meredith
as Chancellor, Sir Robert Pendragon
Pearl Catlin
as Vivienne Mallard
Charmian Eyre
as Mary Copeland
Norman Wynne
as Mr. Gorman
Richard Klee
as Machine Shop Officer
Kenneth Nash
as Danny Foley
Pamela Gale
as Barmaid
Fernanda Marlowe
as Edwina Weston
Max Kirby
as Max
Michael Darlow
as Stan
Peter Cockburn
as Newscaster
Beatrice Kane
as Mrs. Eastwood
as Sister Willis
Alan Tredgett
as Man in Flat
as Inspector Dwyer
Tony Lambden
as Barman
Patricia McCarron
as Waitress
Frederick Farley
as Sir Harold Ashton
Robert Lankesheer
as Jarvis
Wilfrid Grantham
as Toastmaster
Wilfred Carter
as Bank Guard
as Commissionaire
Carmen Hill
as Dulcie
as Dr. Foster
Audrey O'Flynn
as Miss Beatty
Gladys Boot
as Mrs. Croom-Edwards
Martin Dobson
as Customer
as Blonde
Gábor Baraker
as Austrian Official
Bernard Shine
as Visiting Officer
Haydn Ward
as Holmes
Frank Henderson
as Tom Lee
Ingrid Young
as Dilly
Joyce Carpenter
as Waitress
as Mr. Witt
Gaye Rourke
as Woman at Party
June Munro
as Giggly Girl
Harriet Petworth
as Lady Templeforth
Jeremy Conway
as Tony
John Tate
as Jones
Robert Manning
as Man at Party
Juleen Clow
as Giggly Girl
Jacqui Wallace
as Miss Barnes
David Hemmings
as Eddie
as Jenny Zubitski
Phyllida Law
as Ann Shelley
Nicholas Clay
as Henry (aged 14)
Anthony Quayle
as Samurai
Kenneth Griffith
as Szepesi
Jeremy Bulloch
as Student
Bruce Boa
as Potter
as John Brown
Helen Horton
as Miss Quincey
Harold Bennett
as 1 episode, 1964
Michael Robbins
as Lance Cpl. Ticehurst
Michael Bryant
as William
John Sharp
as Landlord
Michael Coles
as Stage Manager
Sheila Steafel
as Ethel
Maxine Audley
as Lady Moritsugu
Talfryn Thomas
as Booking Clerk
Polly Adams
as Jan
as 1 episode, 1964
Yôko Tani
as Miss Hanago
Oliver MacGreevy
as Sir Humphrey
Rhoda Lewis
as Barmaid
Jeremy Wilkin
as Mike
Bert Palmer
as Porter
Christine Hargreaves
as Anita
Richard Moore
as Garfitt
as Father
Nicholas Pennell
as Togger
Richard Kay
as Ken
as Barman
Dennis Chinnery
as Delgrove
Scot Finch
as Second Lt. Temple
as Tom Wayson
Kathleen Breck
as Julia
John Kidd
as Robert Scobie
Peggy Aitchison
as Mrs. Pile
John Garrie
as Iwagi
Reg Pritchard
as Plumber
Anne Dickins
as Hanago's maid
Patricia Shakesby
as Deidre
as Tama-Ura
Leo Maguire
as John Scobie
Bill Meilen
as Nishikido
Malcolm Gerard
as Butch
Annie Leake
as Landlady
Nick Edmett
as Medical Student
George Eugeniou
as Algerian
Jean Driant
as Waiter
Beatrice Greeke
as 1 episode, 1964
Barry Wilsher
as Lt. Boyd
Janet McIntyre
as Katie
as Magician's assistant
Deirdre Turner
as Penny
Daphne Foreman
as Child
Jolyon Booth
as Weiss
Robert Mooney
as Barman
Raymond Marlowe
as Doctor
Paul Endersby
as Bell-Hop
as Receptionist
Oliver Johnson
as Doctor Selines
Reg Lever
as Bryden
John DeVaut
as Croupier #3
David Boliver
as 1 episode, 1964
Sharon Young
as 1 episode, 1964
Jerry Dane
as Croupier #2
Beryl Richardson
as Betty
David Jackson
as Lulu
Donald Torr
as Child
Bobby Bannerman
as Child
Senta Yamada
as Samurai warrior
Julie Ross
as Penny
as Philip
Janos Bicakey
as Cymbalum player
Tommy Riley
as 1 episode, 1964
Rose Green
as Carole Boyer
as N.A.B. Clerk
Anthony Whelan
as Constable
Nigel Clay
as Henry (aged 8)
Julia Farren
as 1 episode, 1964
Gerald McAllister
as Chargehand
Mary Kamara
as 1 episode, 1964
George Baker
as Peter Evett
Milo O'Shea
as Sam Quilley
John Standing
as Ronald Brook
Fenella Fielding
as Mrs. Garfield
Keith Barron
as Charles Drew
Shelagh Fraser
as Sylvia Evett
Marianne Stone
as Miss Gilchrist
Brian Rawlinson
as Harry Evans
Patsy Rowlands
as Cora Quilley
Juliet Harmer
as Army Lt's wife
Ann Tirard
as Gertrude Anderson
as Vera Lovell
Ann Lancaster
as Miss Appleby
Renny Lister
as Sandra Minton
as Drummond
Anna Turner
as Nurse
Peter Roy
as Man in Bowler
Colin Rix
as Fyfe
Eamon Morrissey
as Constable
Roger Payne
as Bohemian Type
Jean Aubrey
as Janet Pike
Charles Rea
as Gregory Black
Reg Cranfield
as Commissionaire
Bernard Barnsley
as Oates
David Ashford
as Army lieutenant
as Harvey Minton
Ron Gregory
as Hammond
Tom Macaulay
as Colonel Brand
Edward Harvey
as Sgt. Clifford
as Rod
Trevor Griffiths
as Port Official
as Crew Member
as Ellen
Lane Meddick
as Verity
as Henry Martin
Philip Webb
as Porter
Edward Higgins
as Foreman
Ronald Mayer
as Wilson
Sandra Williams
as Daughter
Robin Ford
as First steward
Alan Gerrard
as Ambulance Man
Tom Dudley
as University Student
as Captain's Assistant
Jane Eccles
as Mrs Hereford
Aubrey Wells
as Second Ambulance Man
as Crew Member
Pauline Ashley
as Typist
Michael Earle
as Police Constable Baxter
Kevin Beary
as Passenger
Debbie Hughes
as University Student
Muriel Powell
as Wife
Victoria Kear
as Mabel
Peter Doherty
as Waiter
Graham Hardy
as Police Constable Campbell
Elizabeth Craven
as Army Lt's mother
Ronnie Meede
as Man in Squad Car
Danny Rae
as Police Inspector
George McGrath
as Army Lt's father
Philip Harris
as Jeremy
Sara Negus
as Typist
as Harry Fox
Brian Murphy
as Nick
Adrienne Corri
as 1 episode, 1966
Shirley Stelfox
as Eleanor
Anne Stallybrass
as Jill Dover
Charles Kay
as Massingham Fox
as First youth
Harry Landis
as Jack Bridgestock
Brenda de Banzie
as Mrs Massingham Fox
Richard Pearson
as Lieut-Col. Massingham Fox
Glynn Edwards
as Rsm. Lythgoe
as Janet
Julian Curry
as Lieutenant Grieve-Allan
Derek Newark
as Sgt. Dangerfield
Norman Rodway
as Colin
Jan Chappell
as Janet
Colin Spaull
as Pte. Strickland
Diane Hart
as Iris Fletcher
Grant Taylor
as Ben Greenfield
as Davies
Dorothea Phillips
as Maidstone Molly
Sean Lynch
as Pte. Kimber
as George
John Baskcomb
as Harry Runner
Lynn Furlong
as Kate Greenfield
Gladys Dawson
as Old lady
Frank Cousins
as Udo Carruthers
Marina McConnell
as Irene
Robert Peters
as Third youth
Nicholas Tate
as Turk
Stephanie Heesom
as Nurse
Laurence Kenig
as Second youth
Mabelle George
as Miss French
Michael Heyland
as 1 episode, 1966
Dennis Waterman
as Norman
Georgina Hale
as Ruth
as 1 episode, 1967
James Beck
as Police sergeant
Stephanie Bidmead
as 1 episode, 1967
as 1 episode, 1967
Jon Laurimore
as 1 episode, 1967
as 1 episode, 1967
Edward McMurray
as Paul
Mary Chester
as 1 episode, 1967
Norah Blaney
as 1 episode, 1967
John Gulliver
as Postman
Jennie Woodford
as 1 episode, 1967
Released 19 Mar 1961
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