ITV Play of the Week 1955

Comedy Drama

An anthology series from the U.K., from 1955 to 1974, producing about five hundred ninety-minute episodes from Granada Television.

All Titles
  • UK: ITV Play of the Week ITV Play of the Week
  • RU: ITV Пьеса недели ITV Пьеса недели
  • RU: ITV Пьеса недели ITV Пьеса недели
  • UA: Play of the Week Play of the Week
  • UA: ITV Play of the Week ITV Play of the Week
Director
Lionel Harris
Cyril Coke
Artists
Derek Francis
as Barry Clarke
Alfred Burke
as Captain Bitterger
Arthur Hewlett
as Clive Clarke
Esther Lawrence
as Ada
as Garry Essendine
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Bishop Proudie
John Phillips
as Anthony Folland
Laurence Hardy
as Bishop of Buenos Aires
Michael Hordern
as Absolon
as Colonel Shepherd
Basil Henson
as Charles Bravo
as Almoner
as Dr. Stanhope
Oliver Johnston
as Alexei
Viola Keats
as Angustias
Ralph Michael
as Albert
Laurence Payne
as Captain Carvallo
as Aunt Isabel
Basil Dignam
as Arthur Stilton
Tony Quinn
as Chief warder
Joan Newell
as Georgette, a countrywoman
Patrick Wymark
as Alfred
as Attwater
Wensley Pithey
as Arnold Cutforth
Alan Gifford
as Bancroft
Noel Hood
as Jane Williams
Richard Pearson
as Chief Inspector Heat
Pamela Brown
as Anna Petrovna
Jill Bennett
as Masha
John Bailey
as Cardinal of Budapest
Helen Cherry
as Amanda Smith
as Agnes
as Dr. James Cresswell
Frederick Piper
as Carl Bolton
as Elizabeth Wiedman
Joan Hickson
as Countess von Stainz
Jane Eccles
as Lady Hackbridge
Michael Bryant
as Admiral Horatio Nelson
Ursula Howells
as Eva Ardsley
Dennis Price
as Constantine Chase
Charles Carson
as Demoyte
Tenniel Evans
as Arthur Robinson
Anne Blake
as Assunta
Norman Bird
as Bell
Victor Platt
as Charlie Wilson
as Ernest O'Shea
as Brother Anton
Michael Goodliffe
as Charles Stewart Parnell
Mary Merrall
as Dame Mildred
Jack Woolgar
as Arthur Simcock
Lee Montague
as Joe
as Billing
as Grace Bradshaw
Denholm Elliott
as Guy Pascoe
Isabel Dean
as Elizabeth Hollis
Nigel Davenport
as Dandridge
as Chiaretti
Kenneth Griffith
as Alain, a countryman
as Capt. Ridgway
as Dr. Lloyd
as Ben Hubbard
Donal Donnelly
as Alvin Hanker
as Arthur Mounteney
Ewan Hooper
as Corporal
Alan MacNaughtan
as Captain Bean
John Tate
as Bludgeon
Dorothea Rundle
as Isabelle's Mother
Jack Austin
as Club porter
Barbara Couper
as Agnes
Maurice Denham
as Hobbs
Griffith Jones
as Charles
as Dr. Gilbert Canning
as Baron Rochnitz
Marian Spencer
as Charlotte Bartlett
Georgina Cookson
as Connie Mercer
Hugh Latimer
as A Mysterious Wayfarer
Edward Higgins
as Fleming
George Ghent
as BTC Police Sergeant
Geoffrey Goldsmith
as Commercial traveller
Frazer Hines
as Andy
Ronald Mayer
as Clerk of arraigns
Pauline Devaney
as Hazel Conway
Diana Wynyard
as Clarisse
Gwen Ffrangcon Davies
as Emma
as Arthur Forrest
as Albert Tufton
Henry Oscar
as Gabriel Perry
Rachel Kempson
as Elizabeth Matthews
Mary Hinton
as Countess Rostova
Brian Oulton
as Adler
Joan Benham
as Eleanor Lavish
Noel Dyson
as Ann
Thomas Heathcote
as Barrage
Tony Bateman
as Edward
Phyllis Calvert
as Harriet Temple
Barbara Chilcott
as Cassandra
Jane Hylton
as Anne
Maggie Smith
as Dixie Evens
as Cardinal of Milan
Paul Daneman
as Geoff
Peter Barkworth
as Edgar
Susan Maryott
as Anna Bowers
William Fox
as Headmaster
as Alan Mills
Patience Collier
as Anya Pavlikov
Gerald Cross
as Alfred Sparrow
Maxine Audley
as Catherine de Troyes
Bryan Pringle
as Ajax
Patrick Troughton
as Digger
James Dyrenforth
as Dean Forsythe
George Howe
as Dr. Newman
as April
John Robinson
as Dr. Stockmann
Irene Browne
as Aunt Helen
David Langton
as Alan Susman
Patrick McGoohan
as Charles Castle
Judi Dench
as Dido Morgan
as Beatrice Carbone
Jacqueline Ellis
as Alice Hoppner
Ann Bell
as Beatrice
as Dr. Jim Bayliss
George Pravda
as Count von Foehn
as Dr Newton
Michael Wynne
as 2nd Soldier
Jennifer Daniel
as Angela Forest
Wilfrid Brambell
as Alderman Hardacre
Brenda Dunrich
as Flo Brennan
Valerie Gearon
as Adela
Keith Baxter
as Adrian
Kevin Brennan
as Berkeley Ogden MP
Jeremy Longhurst
as Captain Gerald Leparc
Michael Robbins
as Bill Walker
Helen Christie
as Babakina
Michael Coles
as Armidal
Ann Tirard
as Aunt Alicia
Rex Boyd
as Clerk of the Court
Robert Perceval
as Col Lewis Washington
Clive Marshall
as 1st Boy
Howell Davies
as Antonio
as Doctor
Marie Hopps
as Customer
Paul Williamson
as Francis Arabin
Jo Rowbottom
as Beryl Miller
Philip Anthony
as Soldier
Harry Davis
as 2nd Marcher
Angela Baddeley
as Gina Ekdal
Ann Todd
as Blanche Giles
Harry Locke
as Albert
as General Benjamin Griggs
Helen Horton
as Mollie
as Aslaken
Ronald Fraser
as Captain Scott
Peter Copley
as Cardinal Ricci
Kenneth MacKintosh
as Frank Crowley
Perlita Neilson
as Ginette
as Ann Pedersdotter
as Doctor Staines
Barbara Murray
as Agatha Purvis
Joseph Fürst
as Bertheimer
as Ann Whitefield
Shelagh Fraser
as Hilda Villiers
Margot Van der Burgh
as Jean
James Maxwell
as David Jason
David Markham
as Alex
as Alec Goodrich
Kynaston Reeves
as Blau
Jack May
as Alex Martin
Bert Palmer
as Billy Makin
Keith Pyott
as Clergyman
Michael Danvers-Walker
as Bruce
as Captain Geoffrey Radcliffe RN
Jerry Stovin
as John Kagi
Anthony Jacobs
as Coroner
John Woodnutt
as Defendant
Marius Goring
as Charles Norbury
Jack Hedley
as George Brown
as Alice Martin
Patrick Allen
as Guest
Petra Davies
as Francine
Lyndon Brook
as Dan Hughes
Richard Walter
as Det.-Sgt. Mayforth
John Barrie
as Edward Timbrell
Elizabeth Sellars
as Anne Norbury
Gwen Nelson
as Aunt Kate
Paul Curran
as Ackroyd
Barbara Lott
as Anne Harrison
Justine Lord
as Claire Goode
Nicholas Pennell
as Cedric
Clive Brook
as Henry Hutton
Ian Colin
as Chief engineer
Jane Asher
as Jennifer Simpson
Anthony Sagar
as Chandelier
Harry Hutchinson
as Harry Benfield
Christopher Guinee
as Carl
Stratford Johns
as Engineer
Neil McCallum
as Curtis
Miriam Karlin
as Jeannette
Edward Jewesbury
as Doctor George Bradman
David Graham
as Bernard
Eric Lander
as Alonzo
Bee Duffell
as Angie May Hartmann
Harry H. Corbett
as Cohen
Arnold Bell
as George Jason
Dandy Nichols
as Miss Malpas
Frederick Farley
as Charles
Robert Raglan
as Dr. Hubert Welsh
Jean Anderson
as Aggie MacDonald
Aidan Turner
as Butler
Nan Munro
as Agnes Denby
as Danny
Dorothea Phillips
as Juliette
as 'Mac' Wells
Fred Johnson
as Doctor O'Shea
Ivor Dean
as 'Jildy' Teague RM
as Helene Wiedman
Llewellyn Rees
as Sir John Kentley
Brian Haines
as Chief Warder Joyce
Ewan Roberts
as Edward Grayson
Olga Lindo
as Cicely (Cissy) Bowers
as Assunta
Geoffrey Dunn
as Doctor Greenock
Helen Shingler
as Freda Manders
Erik Chitty
as Bradley
Beaufoy Milton
as Bearded scientist
William Redmond
as Footman
Maureen Pryor
as Gina Spencer
as Eric Brewer
Annabel Bishop
as Anne Clegg
Steve Plytas
as Arnault
Avice Landone
as Clemency Warlock
Peter Hempson
as Blower
Philip Latham
as Clifford Leeper
Edwin Brown
as Collinson
Hilda Barry
as Antissa
Frederick Peisley
as Chandos
as Bellhop
as Barnes
Jonathan Collins
as Arne
Arthur White
as First Radar Operator
Gerald Flood
as Capt. Soleny
Carlos Douglas
as Attendant
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Narrator
Morris Perry
as Grace
Mervyn Johns
as Caspar Darde
Donald Houston
as Hunter
George Baker
as Biff Loman
as Harriet
as Colin
Ronald Hines
as Henry Payne
Richard Johnson
as John Fleming
Michael Gough
as Georges Renaud
Finlay Currie
as Admiral Howe
Roger Livesey
as Dr. Farley
Harry Lockart
as Ivor Goodman
John Lee
as Det.-Sgt Lukie
Jessica Spencer
as 'Bunker'
Grant Taylor
as Bluey
Noël Coward
as Self - Presenter
as Elsa
Derek Godfrey
as De Flores
Ruth Dunning
as Madame Romanoff
Sean Connery
as Connolly
Margaret Johnston
as Amanda
Ian McShane
as Alan Gauge
Dorothy Tutin
as Captain Alison Graham
Diana Fairfax
as Alethea Frobisher
Wendy Craig
as Joanna
Lloyd Lamble
as Ambrose Wallingford
John Hurt
as Dave
Donald Pleasence
as Barton Keyes
Felix Aylmer
as Cardinal of Toledo
Alan Bates
as Charles Tritton
as Chief Det. Supt. Tom Lockhart
as Corporal T.J. Everitt
Adrienne Corri
as Evelyn Rigden
Vivienne Drummond
as Helena Charles
June Thorburn
as Doris Mead
Pauline Jameson
as Elizabeth Starter
Anthony Nicholls
as Jack Beaulieu
James Bolam
as Hec Hammond
as Beryl Cockburn
John Horsley
as Cdr. Henry Carr
Philip Bond
as David Veryan
Philip Madoc
as Byron
Philip Locke
as Edward
Madge Ryan
as Henrietta Spicer
Patricia English
as Jennie
John Bennett
as Graaberg
Alfie Bass
as Flute
Jacqueline Pearce
as Frances
as Barman
Reginald Barratt
as Maurice Toseland
Nick Evans
as Eddie
Richard Pasco
as Derek Smith
Sarah Lawson
as Christina Phelps
Eddie Byrne
as Det. Insp. Barker
Robert Harris
as Cauchon
Keith Michell
as Clarry
Frank Thornton
as Brig. Gen. Lloyd
Anthony Bate
as Charles Appleby
Leonard Rossiter
as Leslie Harmon
Roger Delgado
as Alvaro Catalde
Michael Gwynn
as Dr. Jorgan Tesman
Jack MacGowran
as Fluther Good
Siân Phillips
as Anna Mahr
Brian Wilde
as Capt. Richard Marshall
as Arthur Kennion
Sylvia Kay
as Esther Wilson
Pauline Yates
as Enid Baker
as Felisa
Dudley Foster
as Harry Smith
John Le Mesurier
as Bindloss
Milo O'Shea
as Charlie
Barrie Ingham
as Harry Dallas
John Bonney
as Det. Sgt. Peters
as Crawford
Frances White
as Angela Bennett
Judy Parfitt
as Angela Kemp
David Bauer
as Alfieri
as Cameron Gee (segment "Two Blue Birds")
as Arnold Mahler
Faith Brook
as Agnes Potter
as Catherine Alan
Vera Cook
as Harriet Swift
George Relph
as Father James Browne
Diane Clare
as Celia
Allan Cuthbertson
as Capt. George O'Hara
as Defence Attorney Stevens
Joanna Dunham
as Elvira Condomine
Barry Justice
as Allan
Patricia Routledge
as Alice Clay
Tucker McGuire
as American customer
Richard Caldicot
as Arthur
Aubrey Richards
as Anthony Bacon
as Meriel
John Rees
as Aston
Maureen Davis
as Anni
Richard Palmer
as Ian
Artro Morris
as Man in Office
Margaret Gordon
as Amelia
Olive Milbourne
as Cook
Edwin Apps
as Henry Lyppiatt
Coral Fairweather
as Alice
Godfrey Quigley
as Captain Brennan
Geoffrey Denton
as Harold Bennett
Peter Halliday
as Antonanzas
George Woodbridge
as Charley
Dorothy Bromiley
as Ann Fleming
Jessica Dunning
as Dr. Jean Linden
Anna Wing
as Mother
Alison Leggatt
as Catherine Gladstone
as 1st Marcher
Tom Gill
as Bruce Fairlight
Ronan O'Casey
as Frank Lubey
as Joan
Anthony Wilson
as Alfie
Susan Richmond
as Anna
Norman Scace
as Doctor
Ronald Wilson
as Guest or Juror
Geoffrey Chater
as Didler
Meadows White
as Charlie
as Donny Pratt
David Bird
as Ilya Shamrayev
Thomas Baptiste
as Cardinal of Uganda
Gillian Hume
as Handy
Norman Chappell
as American Ambassador
Peter Vaughan
as Anthony Sellman
as Archie Gooch
as Irina
Richard Leech
as Consalvo
Ray Gatenby
as Club waiter
as Chief Detective Inspector Davidson
as Chateau
as 'Di' Hopkins
A.J. Brown
as Edward
Derek Waring
as Major Broke-Smith
Errol MacKinnon
as Guest or Juror
Michael Shepley
as Dr. Harrison
Yvonne Arnaud
as Denise Darvel
as Albert Strachan
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Butler
as Arthur Purkiss
Renny Lister
as Jo
as Almady
Fanny Rowe
as Christina
Kenneth Edwards
as First scientist
William Job
as John Harvey
Daniel Massey
as David Tucker
Stella Bonheur
as Cora Swanson
David Davies
as Danny Felton
as Bates
Michael Bird
as Corbett
Bessie Love
as Bessie Bockser
Daphne Newton
as Capulet
as Captain John Tregarthen
George A. Cooper
as Bohun QC
Eric Thompson
as AB Paul Ffoliott RN
as Captain Eliot
as Inspector of police
Delena Kidd
as Lady Caroline Dester
Julian Somers
as Bosun Brien
Arthur Lowe
as Chairman
Jeremy Brett
as Angel Clare
Maurice Kaufmann
as Alec D'Urberville
as Eleanor Wallingford
Lorne Cossette
as Oliver Brown
Brian O'Higgins
as Gen the O'Gorman Mahon
Barry Foster
as Charlie Bunting
as Aunt Trina
Michael Logan
as Insp. Kent
Carole Mowlam
as Alice Howells
as Apprentice Mappin
Ted Morris
as Bert Rowyer
Sheila Steafel
as Emily
Ernest Clark
as Assistant Commissioner
Neil Robinson
as Customer
Grace Arnold
as Matron
Dennis Waterman
as John Henry West
Julia Foster
as Cherry Cockburn
Michael Barrington
as Cutworth
Michael Hawkins
as Bill
Joby Blanshard
as Eveson
as Bombardier Owen
as Doctor
Brenda Cowling
as Jasmine
Annette Crosbie
as Anna Bishop
Rudolph Offenbach
as Italian man
Desmond Newling
as Announcer
Jacqueline Maude
as Lady in travel agent
Suzan Farmer
as Agnes Sorrel
as Detective
Robin Parkinson
as Craven
Gary Hope
as Alfred Resnard
Fulton Mackay
as Bertie Reid
John Collin
as Det. Sgt. Astell
Harvey Spencer
as Jack Hunter
Elizabeth Weaver
as Ann
as Celia
Arthur Griffiths
as Potman
as Jago
David Collings
as Dick Stapleton
as Archdeacon Smelton
as Jacqueline
Colin Jeavons
as Frederick Ellis
Jill Dixon
as Beatrice
as Baron Povoromo
Margaret Leighton
as Frances Farrar
Walter Fitzgerald
as George Emerson Snr.
Renée Asherson
as Antonia May
Brenda Bruce
as Millie Crocker-Harris
Celia Johnson
as Alida Slade
Margaret Tyzack
as Helen
Melissa Stribling
as Honor Rossiter
Joyce Carey
as Isobel Sorodin
as Birdie
as Barney
as Harry
Peter Reynolds
as Clifford Small
as Dr. Leiger
as Frank
Peter Dyneley
as Maj. Ritter
as Joe
Michael Caine
as George Grant
as Leffler
Ian Hendry
as Andrew Mayo
as Bill Morton
Bernadette Milnes
as Clara Hibbert
Martin Boddey
as Bill Portly
Elvi Hale
as Daphne Mottram
Enid Lorimer
as Ellen Carmichael
John Bryans
as Louis
Golda Casimir
as Florence Flower
Josephine Brown
as Avdotya Nazarovna
Graham Stuart
as Dr. Anderson
as Scullery Maid
Manning Wilson
as Defendant
Percy Herbert
as Military police corporal
Bill Shine
as Landlord
Gordon Phillott
as Crematorium man
Paul Scofield
as Captain
Flora Robson
as Mother
David Stoll
as Dickie Marchant
Irene Worth
as Delia Moon
as Dr. Davidson
Lee Patterson
as Joe Harrison
Robert Eddison
as Don Pedro de Miura
Michael Atkinson
as Christopher Terriford
as Abraham van Wyk
William Franklyn
as Larry Dean
Joseph O'Conor
as Captain McKendrick
Stuart Nichol
as Bailiff
Alan Badel
as Don Juan
Edward Fox
as Edward Voysey
Moira Lister
as Letty Golightly
as Cecil Stonor
Valerie Taylor
as Carrie Ellis
Jack Gwillim
as Clarence Day Sr.
Patricia Marmont
as Moyra Beaulieu
Tony Britton
as Algernon Moncrieff
as Cornelius Christian
Brian Murray
as John Clegg
Sally Home
as Kathie Elliot
David McCallum
as Henry Antrobus
John Cater
as Bledyard
Eira Heath
as Christine Hanson
Charles Gray
as Harry Branksome
John Ronane
as Harry Bates
Derek Sydney
as Capt. Jaffe
Terence Alexander
as Detective Raines
George Rose
as Mr. Wilson
Peter Bayliss
as Dennis Stringer
Catherine Lacey
as Hettie
as Cardinal of Palermo
Kenneth J. Warren
as Carrels
Nyree Dawn Porter
as Nina
George Devine
as David Bliss
Moray Watson
as Geoffrey Farrant
Michael Aldridge
as Dennis Creighton
Francesca Annis
as Catherine
Vanda Godsell
as Margaret
Stuart Hutchison
as Louis
Robert Dorning
as Edward Smith
Alec Clunes
as Captain Alvarado
Rene Ray
as Alice Kennion
Lewis Casson
as Baron Lucius van Welden
as Andromache
Paul Carpenter
as Buddy Bliss
Hugh Morton
as Colonel
as Able seaman Fitch
Avis Bunnage
as Edith Fawcett
as Adolphus Cusins
Margaret Whiting
as Nora Clitheroe
Mike Pratt
as Lance Corporal Douglas
Dorothy Dewhurst
as Berthe
Marie Burke
as Duchess of Skye
James Bree
as Doctor Paul Duhamel
Patrick Newell
as Cyril
Honora Burke
as Housekeeper
Earl Cameron
as Christopher Davis-Robinson
Freda Dowie
as Bronwen Iorweth
Jeffry Wickham
as Booth
Frederick Jaeger
as Bequeville
John Ruddock
as Dr. Blenkinsop
as Dr. Carlos J. Finlay
Charles Laurence
as Hendrik
Peter Gray
as Lord Hector
as Dolly Talbo
Newton Blick
as Henry Copthorn
J.G. Devlin
as Charlie
Phyllida Law
as Lilian Kirby
Tommy Godfrey
as Howard Lucas
Hugh McDermott
as Dr. Jesse Lazear
Barry Keegan
as Able Seaman Turner
Mavis Villiers
as Dot
as Alec Felson
Barbara Assoon
as Eliza
Edward Atienza
as Count Shabelsky
Michael Goldie
as First Nig Nog
John Barrett
as Mr. Divott
Donald Pickering
as Clifford Rawson
as Mrs. Hoppner
John Pickles
as Det. Sgt. Brodley
Lois Maxwell
as Genevieve Lang
Robert Arden
as Dr. Johnson
Robert Henderson
as Doctor Clinton Ward
Jane Muir
as Caroline Lester
as Alice
Hilda Braid
as Pansy
Charles Kay
as Eric Sawbridge
Philip Ray
as Bradshawe
Guy Kingsley Poynter
as Burns
Max Faulkner
as 2nd Black and Tan Soldier
Olive McFarland
as Mary Broome
Fiona Duncan
as Ivy
as Beaudricourt
Anna Turner
as Ann Putnam
Louise Howard
as Irma
Gábor Baraker
as Drunken Pole
Patrick Barr
as Gen. O'Connor
Robert Mooney
as Phelam
Ian Fleming
as Commissioner
Judy Geeson
as Judith
Gladys Bacon
as Lady Nelson's maid
as Bilton
Graham Ashley
as Jennings
Michael Ely
as 1st Police Sergeant
Ruth Kettlewell
as Mary
James Copeland
as Booking clerk
Richard Cuthbert
as Police Inspector
Lewis Wilson
as 1st Soldier
as Guard #1
Tim Pearce
as Charlie Thompson
Owen Berry
as Barker
as Defendant
David Garth
as Alfred
Michael Balfour
as Bugsie
Jane Baxter
as Angela Asher
Max Adrian
as Elie de Coetquidan
Derek Blomfield
as Alan Hollis
as Captain Raffan
Margaret Boyd
as Margaret
André Maranne
as A French Waiter
Jane Wenham
as Margaret Anderson
as Miss Redfern
as Cockney Boy
as Dillon
Patricia Driscoll
as Denise
Nicholas Hannen
as David Anson
David Oxley
as Gerald Halstane
Maurice Colbourne
as Major Shales
as Mr. Horobin
Barbara Shelley
as Marion Dale
as Johnson
as Capt. Svenson
Joyce Heron
as Lydia
Janet Brandes
as Miss. Yorke
as Aaronetta Gibbs
as Barmaid
Peter Sallis
as 'Dusty' Miller
Peter Illing
as Andre Cornelis
Leo McKern
as Adolf Verloc
Jack Allen
as Floyd
Trader Faulkner
as Emile
Lesley Nunnerley
as Enid Lefevre
Mark Heath
as Coloured assistant
as Nurse
William Simons
as Johnny Ridell
Bernard Horsfall
as Dr. Ernst Bang
Frances Cuka
as Frankie Addams
Sonia Dresdel
as Bernarda Alba
Christine Finn
as Carol
Richard Thorp
as Alfred
Nicholas Stuart
as Commanding officer
as Ben Lainson
Neil McCarthy
as Clancy
Robert Webber
as Henry Marten
as Drunken tart
Thorley Walters
as Mellersh Wilkins
Eric Pohlmann
as Don Miguel
as Jenkinson
Bruno Barnabe
as Domenico
as Col. Hacker
as Harvey Porter
Michael Collins
as Cave
Derrick Sherwin
as Dennis Weston
Ida Shepley
as Clementine
John Stone
as Captain Rivers
as Jimmy Farrell
as First Nurse
Ruth Gower
as Alicia Goring
as Old Mack
Violet Lamb
as Frances Grey
as Eleanor
Megs Jenkins
as Kate Keller
Barbara Brown
as Madelaine
Roy Wilson
as Conde Vincente D'Abuirre
Brian Bedford
as Chris, young man
Harry Gwyn-Davies
as Shadow
as Narrator
as Doctor
Margaret Flint
as Mary's mum
Hazel Hughes
as Don's mum
Harry Landis
as Albert
John Westbrook
as Dr. Frobisher, Headmaster
as Enid
as First Customer
Gladys Dawson
as 2nd Old Dear
Vernon Dobtcheff
as A. Ratt
Aimée Delamain
as Miss Chancellor
Edward Evans
as Barnett
as Stevie
as Charlie Dype
as Esteban
Susan Burnet
as Betty
Edward Dentith
as Police Constable
Liane Aukin
as Amelia
as Mr. Theocaris
Judith Furse
as Florence Dana Moorhead
as Joyce Johnson
as Crawley
Brian Phelan
as Noah
as Castle
Barry Henderson
as Jimmy
Hugh Sinclair
as Lawrence
John Boxer
as Bolton
as Doris Lea
Robert S. Young
as Ticket Collector
Brian Rawlinson
as Charlie
Michael Blakemore
as Makepeace 'Pym' Lovell
Thelma Holt
as Aggie Edwards
Frank Finlay
as Alfred Wilson
as Eric MacClure
Juliet Cooke
as Annie Brown
as Adam
Marne Maitland
as Benjamin Disraeli
Simon Lack
as Dr. Roach
Anne Lawson
as Emile
Alec Bregonzi
as Barman
as Judith Fraser
Rio Fanning
as Lavery
Andrew Crawford
as Dr. Herbert Dwyer
Daphne Jonason
as Helen
Judy Campbell
as Caroline
Jeanne Moody
as Dell Reynolds
as Borring
Robert James
as Dr. Orb
Richard Wilding
as Countryman
Lesley Jackson
as Pauline
Stephen Hall
as Barman
Loretta Baker
as Miss Hansen
Francis Matthews
as Captain Vining
Susan Richards
as Miss Tontine
Peggy Marshall
as Bessie Burgess
Guy Deghy
as Bamburg
John Kidd
as Dr. William Nelson
Anthony Quayle
as Gooch
Derek Newark
as Dragoon Sjt
George Roubicek
as Moora
Neville Jason
as Park
Robert Hunter
as Frisbee
William Douglas
as Chicambaut
Dermot Macdowell
as Billy Morgan
Dyson Lovell
as Dwight
Edward Harvey
as Home Secretary
Elizabeth Begley
as Nellie Mitchell
Frank Littlewood
as Crackett
Derek Smee
as Eddie Owen
as Clerk
Kenneth Keeling
as Eddie
Anthony Peck
as Hardy's Junior
Lewis Fiander
as Gino Bianchi
as Joan
as Businessman
Stan Jay
as Gilbert
as Anthony Wilcox
John Meillon
as Cpl. Ernest
Rachel Herbert
as Enid Underwood
Royston Tickner
as C.S.M.
Malcolm Patton
as Coffee bar attendant
George McGrath
as Man in Club
Wendy Richard
as Betty
Antony Carrick
as Admiralty secretary
Colin Maitland
as Delivery boy
Hal Galili
as Louis
Bernard Brown
as Lt. Vale
Andre Charisse
as Albert
Donald Sutherland
as Canadian
Tony Beckley
as Dolokhov
Clifford Evans
as Constantine Madras
as Bill St. Aubyn
as 2nd Nurse
as File
Max Latimer
as Police constable
Trevor Bannister
as Brian Miller
Bill Horsley
as Classics master
Derren Nesbitt
as Caiser
Michael Beint
as Burdon
as 3rd Marcher
Anthony Allen
as Lafitte
Yootha Joyce
as Cecily Tarrant
Peter Macann
as Freddie
as Alethea
as Charlotte-as a woman
David Cook
as Albert
Celestine Randall
as Elsie Whiston
Philippa Gail
as Jane Broadbent
John Comer
as Ephraim Cotton
Clifford Cox
as Fireman
Roy Dotrice
as Davies
as Left wife
Laurence Harvey
as Beliayev
Edward Chapman
as Fred Webber
Cec Linder
as District Attorney Flint
as Andrew Undershaft
as Ariane
George Benson
as Gerardin
Julian Glover
as James
Penelope Horner
as Lisa
John Paul
as Counsel for Defence
as Mrs. Peglar
Monica Evans
as Jane
James Culliford
as Lvov
John Fraser
as Bill
as Private Giles
as Frankie
Geoffrey Keen
as Islayev
David Blake Kelly
as Burke
as Digby Carrington-Jones
as Jane
as Doctor Denis Andrews
Lawrence James
as Horace Hawkins
Rachel Thomas
as Mother Iorweth
Ernest Milton
as Bishop of Bergen
Maureen Beck
as Hermia
Moira Redmond
as Dany
Trevor Martin
as Guy, Count of Ponthieu
Joss Ackland
as Adrian
Michael Warren
as Counter Hand
as Chamberlain Flor
as Schoolboy
Mary Jones
as Emma Burden
as Barmaid
Joanna Glass
as Lulu Smith
Victor Brooks
as Defendant
as Effie
Hugh Burden
as Charles Dickens
Cy Grant
as Peter Stone aka Stoney
Margaret Rutherford
as Duchess
John Neville
as Ejlert Lovborg
Albert Dekker
as Joe Keller
Dulcie Gray
as Gwendolen Fairfax
Elspeth March
as Klavdia Vasilyevna Savina
Peter McEnery
as Captain Richard Travers
Donald Hewlett
as Benoit
Fay Compton
as Victoria Verity
Gemma Jones
as Postmistress
Natasha Pyne
as Lover
Michael Craig
as Harold, Earl of Wessex
Angela Morant
as Madge Thomas
Barbara Jefford
as Kathy Potter
as 2 episodes, 1955-1956
Mary Ure
as Jane#1
George Cole
as Frank Cockburn
as Audrey Huelin
Freda Jackson
as Mrs. Adamson
Doreen Aris
as Alison Porter
Yvonne Mitchell
as Anna
Peggy Mount
as Abby Brewster
Ellen Pollock
as Lady Sellenger
Jacqueline Hill
as Helen Harrison
Mary Laura Wood
as Sue Bayliss
Diane Cilento
as Camila
Leslie Dwyer
as Arthur Jilkes
as Lita Perelli
Jack Lester
as Foreman of Jury
as Joan Brown
Rosamund Greenwood
as Miss Flynn
Sheila Allen
as Rhiannon Morris
Eileen Peel
as Alice
Beatrix Lehmann
as Mrs. Waterman
Christine Hargreaves
as Alice Hobson
as Katie Graham
Gary Bond
as Nicolai Rostrova
Kika Markham
as Beatrice
John Moffatt
as Fred Johnson
Brian Davies
as Ken
Roland Culver
as Edward
Michael Ripper
as Hare
Diana Beevers
as Eva Strachan
Alec Mango
as Lucien Galvoisier
Dermot Walsh
as Brian Howet
Anthony Ireland
as Jan Letzaresco
Mary Hignett
as Edith von Berg
Raymond Huntley
as Daker
Noel Willman
as Danforth
Joan Carol
as Mrs. Wray
John Downing
as Eddie Scott
as Elderly Lady
as Florent France
as David Assiner
Patrick Cargill
as Mr. Cargill
Frances Bennett
as Angela Sholto
Naunton Wayne
as Richard Clayton
Roddy McMillan
as Boanerges
Ray Barrett
as Jack Bailey
Helen Lindsay
as Celia
as Hester (segment "In Love")
as Alsemero
Michele Dotrice
as Julie
Charles Victor
as Lowd
Bernard Cribbins
as Cpl. Pearce
Richard Waring
as Adrian
as Abigail Williams
as Cherry-May Waterton
James Cairncross
as Norman Vine
as Petty Officer Mick Riley
Grace Matthews
as Connie Hadley
Jeanne Hepple
as Annie
Maxwell Shaw
as Borkin
Tony Calvin
as Benny
Guy Doleman
as Captain Lee
Colin Ellis
as Fester
Nerys Hughes
as Diaphanta
Norman Claridge
as Richard Beresford
as Guest
as Edward Wright
Marie Ney
as Dr. Anne Carrington
Ernest Thesiger
as Polonius
Sandra Michaels
as Kit Aveling
Peter Carlisle
as Clerk of the Court
Sean Barrett
as Ordinary seaman Frank Conway
Bernard Archard
as Sir James Murray
as Det. Con. Morton
Denis Carey
as Inspector Terry
Michael Bangerter
as Lt. Smith
June Brown
as Madge Bailey
as Ann Bulmer
Bruce Boa
as H.C
Christopher Benjamin
as Cardinal of Mexico
Gillian Moxey
as Carol Agar
William Moore
as Gordon
John Merivale
as Gaylord Easterbrook
Aubrey Dexter
as Priest
Hamlyn Benson
as Ben Woodhall
William Kendall
as Maj. Norriss
Paddy Turner
as Louise
Peter Collingwood
as Mr. Carewe
Shay Gorman
as Lucius Travers
Maud Long
as Clara
Judith Stott
as Sorel Bliss
David Kossoff
as Charles
Karal Gardner
as Angelina Broderick
Gareth Davies
as Herr Eisler
John Sharplin
as Charles Winsor
Charles Hyatt
as Higgy
as Robin Conway
Jennie Linden
as Annie Hudd
Esmond Knight
as Marmeladov
as Clive Batters
Lucy Fleming
as The Girl
Geoffrey Hughes
as Chris Smitheringale
as George Matcham Jr.
Frederick Schiller
as Otto
Alan Rolfe
as Butler
as Susan Gray
Peter Cellier
as Lt. Peter Ford
Clifford Elkin
as Demetrius
Connie Smith
as Laura
Katherine Woodville
as Nora Blake
Louise Jervis
as Ada Figgins
Derek Benfield
as Chancellor of the Exchequer
Delphi Lawrence
as Lydia Freeman
Edward Rees
as Mr. Davies
Ronald Russell
as Doctor
as Freddy Standen
as Lewis
Jo Maxwell Muller
as Fiona
Roger Snowdon
as Harry Nelson
as Clerk of the court
Arthur Lawrence
as Charles Revere
Gordon Chater
as Henry Straker
as Clement Dirks
Ethel Griffies
as Lady Margaret
Ian Shand
as Don Saxby
Eve Pearce
as Mrs. Hardcastle
Maurice Hedley
as John Pritchard
Doria Noar
as Janet
Mignon O'Doherty
as Mrs. Beasley
Norman Mitchell
as Narracot
Lee Hamilton
as Col Robert E. Lee
Dafydd Havard
as Lewis
Ruda Michelle
as Ala Hadley
Jean Harvey
as Eleanor Bold
Ruth Porcher
as Miss Erikson
Oliver MacGreevy
as Kate
John Rolfe
as First gentleman
Oliver Burt
as Mr. Clark
Edward Forsyth
as Horster
as Foreman
Michael Hitchman
as Chamberlain Balle
Peter Carver
as Bert Parker
Colin Douglas
as Owen Ruberg
John Taylor
as Foster
Charles Rea
as Ben
Leo Maguire
as Jimmy Taylor
Angela Barrie
as Maid
as Jimmy
Clive Graham
as Gavin Cole
Terence Brook
as Carson
Audrey Nicholson
as Audrey
Clare Austin
as Lisa Weiss
Patrick Boxill
as Orator
David Waller
as Doctor
Donald Oliver
as Oliver
June Ellis
as Brenda
as Millie
Nicholas Selby
as Group Capt. Griffiths
Carl Conway
as Butler
John Clarence
as Leon
Kenny Lynch
as Hector
Anne Sharp
as Mary
Shirley Stelfox
as Passerby
as Julian
Trevor Baxter
as Mr. Williams
Jacqueline Forster
as Maid
Ann Way
as Miss Greave
Jack Cunningham
as 1st Landlord
as Labour exchange clerk
Frederick Corke
as Young Man
Wolfe Morris
as Lieutenant Vinh
Andre Van Gyseghem
as Baron De Charlus
Jean Theobald
as Clara
Paul Castaldini
as Chris, as a boy
John Quayle
as Second Lt. Fedotik
Peter Birrel
as Alf
as Card Player
Edward Palmer
as Mullins
Frank Gatliff
as Dr. Hanwell
as Card Player
William Sherwood
as Defendant
Renee Hill
as Dorothy
Kenneth Mcreddie
as 1st Guard
David Dodimead
as Hathorne
Mary Wylie
as Nurse
as Masseur
Lindsay Campbell
as Colonel Carnot
Wally Patch
as Arthur
Raymond Hodge
as Jailer
Ken Jones
as Garret
Ricky Lansing
as Guard #2
Nancy Nevinson
as Cleaning woman
Murray Kash
as Private Busch
Fred McNaughton
as Bert Thomas
Estelle Brody
as Connie Burke
Clifford Earl
as Det. Sgt. Brown
Michael Corcoran
as 2nd Landlord
Tamara Hinchco
as Citizen of Salem
Keith James
as Defendant
Honor Blackman
as Liz Essendine
Mai Zetterling
as Alice
Gary Watson
as Shipmate Roberts
Harold Scott
as Mr. Pendlebury
Barbara Cavan
as Mrs. Beauclerc
Patricia Hayes
as Alyona Ivanovna
as Compere
as Det. Sgt. McKellar
as Guest or Juror
John Laurie
as Doctor Macfarlane
Bill Owen
as Charlie Denchfield
Gerard Heinz
as Dominique Lecler
Margaret Lockwood
as Anna
John Arnatt
as Alec
as Inspector Dede
Barbara Kelly
as Linda Easterbrook
Douglas Ives
as Bainshaw
Winifred Braemar
as Guest or Juror
Charles Irwin
as Guest or Juror
Michael Denison
as John Worthing
Margaretta Scott
as Mrs. Clandon
Kay Callard
as June O'Grady
Maurice Browning
as Ratkin
Vernon Smythe
as Merriman
John Barrard
as Restaurant Manager
James Kenney
as Able Seaman Sims
as Helen Browne
Robert Raikes
as Edward Kinnerton
as Veronica Elvery
Amy Dalby
as Mrs. Carter
Hilda Fenemore
as Kate Edwards
Katie Boyle
as Joanna
John M. East
as Various roles
Mark Baker
as Guest or Juror
as Various roles
Ruth Taylor
as Lady Parkes
Mary Watson
as Emily Strachan
Jack Lambert
as Dr. Strachan
Gordon Sterne
as Dr. Aristides Agramonte
as Jimmy Scott-Kennedy
Mary Holland
as Lady Joan Houghton
Gladys Boot
as Miss Teresa Browne
Billie Hill
as Madame Duchemin
Alexis France
as Mrs. Heysham
Peter Myers
as Perez
John Baskcomb
as Farmer
Leslie Phillips
as Guy 'Mephy' Robertson
Alec McCowen
as Brandon
Harold Kasket
as Baron Holbwitz
as Dick Owen
Blaise Wyndham
as 2 episodes, 1957-1964
as Doris Mead
Leslie Weston
as Goodbody
Glenda Jackson
as Iris Jones
Mary Allen
as Pretty girl
Beckett Bould
as Costello
as Monica Twigg
Stringer Davis
as Butler
Diana Beaumont
as Mrs. Spettigue
as Freddie Mottram
as Lt. Col. Reeve
Alexander Archdale
as Arthur Brennan
Anton Diffring
as Louis
as Rosetti
as Alice
Paul Massie
as Frederic
Sheila Shand Gibbs
as Beryl Williams
Meier Tzelniker
as Mansky
Gordon Tanner
as David Browning
Sidney James
as Wally Burton
as Jane O'Malley
as Michael James Flaherty
Duncan Macrae
as Fergus Crampton
Maureen Connell
as Blanche
Joss Ambler
as Bill Duppa
Yvonne Hills
as Hester Chapman
as Captain Fox Reddleman
Joan Phillips
as Bridie Reilly
as Hermione Lefevre
Lionel Ngakane
as Absolom
Robin Browne
as Boy
Lyle O'Hara
as 2nd Girl
Ian Holm
as Granillo
as Julian
Nigel Anthony
as Tim Brennan
Patricia Burke
as Jessie Dill
Anthony Snell
as Captain Horace Parkes
Timothy Grey
as Gypsy
Michael Crawford
as Anderson
Colin Gordon
as James Blenkinsop
Redmond Phillips
as Alfred Lockhart
Monica Grey
as Barbara
Brenda McGuinne
as Shirley
as James Hobbs
George Curzon
as Recorder
Margaret Ashcroft
as Barmaid
as Mrs Huxtable
George Murcell
as Luhan
Donald Eccles
as David Choirmaster
as Edgar Timbrell
Walter Randall
as 2nd Man
Patrick Duggan
as Murphy
Hugh Cross
as Arthur Heath
Victor Baring
as Beppo
as Charles Stanton
Joe Gibbons
as Coroner
as Amir of Kirtaka
Daphne Anderson
as Connie Bliss
April Olrich
as Janie
Joyce Barbour
as Aunt Eliza
June Newton
as 1st Girl
as Mary Lindsay
Dermot Kelly
as Neighbour
Kate Binchy
as Honor Blake
as Pegeen Flaherty
Joan Miller
as Ellie
Catherine Finn
as Nurse West
Thea Holme
as Constanza
Kenneth Cope
as Fred White
Errol John
as Ephraim
as A Radical
Kevin Scott
as Hop head
as Naguacu
Derek Aylward
as Major Colford
John Stevenson Lang
as Jimmy Dingwell
as George Ponting
Aleksander Browne
as Candia
John Flexman
as Constable
Elwyn Brook-Jones
as Mr. Brant
Jane Barrett
as Freda Mackenzie
James Donnelly
as Bill
as Jane
Arthur Gomez
as Garcia Queseda
Frank Shelley
as Col. Herbert
Paul Lee
as Judge
Ellis Irving
as Coroner
Susan Crawford
as Miss Albright
Kenneth Collins
as Giovanni
David Kelly
as Prisoner A
Clive Revill
as Abe Cutler
Betta St. John
as Ann Deever
Clive Dunn
as Charles
Jack Watling
as Jenks
Orlando Martins
as John Kumalo
John Sullivan
as George Deever
Bunny May
as Chris, boy
Derek New
as Bernard Fawcett
Hugh Moxey
as Dr. Bendix
Anne Dickins
as Dinah Linden
Anne Castaldini
as 2nd Teenager
David Gardner
as Defence attorney
Johnny Sekka
as Ambrose
Brian Badcoe
as Maynard Parish
Mercia Mansfield
as Gabby
Michael Kent
as Gavrila
as Barman
Eric Dodson
as Andrei
Robert Ayres
as Father
Philip Gilbert
as Barna
Elsie Wagstaff
as May
as Brandon
Martin Dobson
as 1st Man
Meredith Edwards
as Det. Insp. Rutherford
George Roderick
as French captain
Karl Lanchbury
as Jimmy Broderick
Wilfred Harrison
as P.C. Tomlinson
Jeremy Ward
as Gavin Gresham
John Gielgud
as Julian Anson
as Police Sergeant
as Elder
as Cab driver
as Clerk
Patrick Magee
as Duncan Bishop
Frederick Leister
as Leonard Braithwaite
as Cleveland
Peter Bathurst
as Dr. Jervis
as Diana
Geoffrey Lumsden
as Coroner
Walter Horsbrugh
as Foreman of the jury
Laidman Browne
as Dr. Brayling
Steven Scott
as Italian receptionist
Leon Thau
as Checker
Phyllis Barker
as Aunt Jenny
David Futcher
as Checker
Alan Wilson
as Bar steward
Bobby R. Naidoo
as 2 episodes, 1959-1961
Gladys Cooper
as Edith Salesby
Amanda Walker
as Judy Cherry
as Hemmings
Archie Duncan
as Jim Mayo
as Old man
as Mrs. Evans, the Milk
Terence Knapp
as Jerry Hochman
Frank Crawshaw
as Labour party whip
Patrick Mynhardt
as Det. Sgt. Ramage
Brigid Panet
as Helene
as Frederick Douglass
Janet Bradbury
as Doris
Robert Cartland
as Arnold Pope
Arthur Barclay
as Policeman
Violet Dix
as Village woman
Jerry Greben
as Dinosaur
as John Spencer-Savage
Diana Churchill
as Duchesse Dupont-Dufort
as Anaesthetist
as McKenzie
as Felix Montague
Margo Johns
as Ethel Bartlett
Alastair Hunter
as Fred McCrossan
as Arnold Poole
Mary Law
as Gillian Miltes
Veronica Howard
as Barmaid
Julia Hand
as Gertrude
Roger Williams
as Dr. Marigny
Robert Shaw
as Giles
Mike Goddard
as Ketch
Ann Lynn
as Georgina Paterson
as Michael Paterson
Betty Baskcomb
as Alice Crowley
Ray McAnally
as Denis Brody
Bud Ralston
as Bar customer
Robert Cawdron
as Farmer
Noel Coleman
as Busiris
Veronica Turleigh
as Amelia Madras
as Defence counsel
as Don Gregory
as Lady Hunstanton
Harry Baird
as Major
Arnold Diamond
as Louis Creet
Mona Bruce
as Alice Tufton
John Barcroft
as Lee
Charles Lamb
as Gilbert Grass
as Binns
as Andrei
as Magelis
John G. Heller
as Editor
Frank Pettitt
as Adam Tranter
Barry Raymond
as Footman
Irene Hamilton
as Elisabeth Marks
Mollie Hare
as Emmy
as American soldier
John Barron
as Dr. Horsham
Frank Atkinson
as Alcott
Therese McMurray
as Child
Vivienne Bennett
as Mrs. Brayling
Sheila Ward
as Lena Spencer
John Steed
as Guiseppe
Rosemary Crowson
as Delia
Suzanne Finlay
as Cora
Marcia Ashton
as Jacqueline
Barry Lowe
as Harry
Alister Williamson
as Conductor
Shirley Butler
as Betsy Ames
Paul Endersby
as Second waiter
Leo Carera
as Johnson
Marie Kean
as Mrs. Gogan
as Ted
as Bellboy
David Crichton
as Sailor
Scott Forbes
as Rob
Christopher Williams
as Mr. Gilbert
Anneke Wills
as Chris Durley
Michael Mellinger
as Col. Mafra
Alan Rothwell
as David Lonsdale
Allan McClelland
as Mob leader
Suzanne Owens-Duval
as Gladys
Richard Jacques
as Italian waiter
Peter Bowles
as Lieutenant Myers
Terence Bayler
as Checker
William Marlowe
as Lieutenant McColl
Harold Goldblatt
as Otis Dafoe
Patrick Kavanagh
as The girl's father
Paul Dawkins
as Colonel
Benny Nightingale
as Matthew
as Photographer
Trevor Danby
as Bob Adwick
Maria Corvin
as Anna
Zoe Hicks
as Nina
Murray Gilmore
as First Mourner
Elizabeth Shepherd
as Angela Rogers
Roy Holder
as Birkinshaw
Polly Adams
as Penny Gracey
Peter Hawkins
as Bill
Albert Lieven
as Hugo Conradi
Joseph Cuby
as French Soldier
David Gregory
as Gunner Bray
Walter Brown
as Gilbert
Diana Daneman
as Grantly's Maid
as Joseph Cutforth
Jennifer White
as Mollie Barker
Susan Field
as Aunt Sigrid
Marion Mathie
as May Short
Anne Jameson
as Stewardess
as Toddy
as First student
Paul Martin
as Ship's officer
Toke Townley
as Mr. Quiverful
Michael Forrest
as 3rd Stevedore
David Rayner
as Messenger
John Cowley
as Barman
Jack Carlton
as Mr. Hyde
Gerald McAllister
as Barman
Christopher Coll
as Duty Officer
as Mark Mayhew
Helen Fraser
as Ellen
June Barry
as Josie
Joanna Wake
as Mrs. Fekete
Anna Neagle
as Miss Calvert
Patsy Rowlands
as Ivy
Eliza Buckingham
as Branksome's Secretary
Joan Harsant
as Neighbour #2
Nicol Williamson
as Count Pierre Besukhov
Alexis Kanner
as Clem Goodwin
as Bill Leeston
Raymond Adamson
as Guard
Barry Linehan
as Alpatich
Alexis Chesnakov
as President of Crt
Eric Elliott
as Bonardel
Brian Steele
as Charles Newton
Andrew Laurence
as Air Marshal Boreham
Mike Oxley
as Sergeant
John Citroen
as Policeman
Gerald Turner
as Announcer
Walter Glennie
as Editor
Oliver Reed
as Dan
Ronald Falk
as Danny
as Colonel Shepherd
as Lomov
Ralph Wilson
as Businessman
David Burke
as Ken Wickes
as Barbara
David Buck
as Dick Chappell
Alan Rowe
as Butler
Victor Winding
as Frank Mumby
John McGregor
as Announcer
Henry McGee
as Captain Taylor
John Abineri
as Hans
Amanda Reiss
as Dinah
Doris Littlewood
as Mrs. Chandos
Gretchen Franklin
as Mabel Dunnock
Avril Elgar
as Annie Roberts
Peter Ellis
as Boy in pub
Sean Lynch
as Nat Miller
Stephanie Bidmead
as Fay Wagstaffe
Anne Cunningham
as Ann Barclay
John Bown
as Dick
Hazel Bainbridge
as Mrs. Aykroyd
as Carlo Orlando
Dorothy Batley
as Mrs. Forsythe
Jean Marsh
as Dorothy Lemonde
Kenneth Colley
as Colin
Andree Melly
as Mary Boyce
Noel Johnson
as Mr. de Groot
Carla Challoner
as Polya
as Second Lt. Smith
Richard Carpenter
as Dr. Roger Bastow
as Jill
Peter Russell
as Alan Conway
Zeph Gladstone
as Joan
Rosalind Atkinson
as Mrs. Bullmore
as Customer
as Dr. Blader
Cyril Cross
as Barman
William Buck
as Intern
Keith Goodman
as 1st Guard
as Maid
Richard Scott
as Doctor
John Nettleton
as Foreman Endor
Liam Redmond
as Father Curran
as Father Colgate
Brian Cant
as PC Austin
Jan Williams
as Girl in Club
Hana Maria Pravda
as Mme. Rainaud
as Dr. Hoffman
Frank Mills
as Station Officer
as Miss James
Richard James
as Joe
Yvonne Coulette
as Mrs. Dufries
Virginia Clay
as Mrs. Edgar
Eileen Atkins
as Kathy
Robert Rietty
as Barelli
as Barker
Sandra Payne
as Girl
Libby Morris
as Flora
as Barman
Ruth Meyers
as Anne Baker
Michael Blackham
as Duke's servant
George Betton
as 1st Supporter
Valerie Bell
as Cynthia
Malya Nappi
as Italian woman
John DeVaut
as Head waiter
Linda Harvey
as Mary
James Cossins
as William Scantlebury
as Young man's friend
Shirley Cain
as Herby
John Crocker
as Bickerstaff
James Lynn
as Andrew Duncan
as 1st Man
Ronald Cunliffe
as Harry Hardcastle
Judy Evans
as Landlady
Walter Sparrow
as 1st Snatch
John D. Collins
as Stephen Whittington
Alan Dobie
as Fabian
as Bob
Julien Holdaway
as Clarence
William Holmes
as Alfred Durant
Amber Kammer
as Henrietta (segment "In Love")
Mary Griffiths
as Mrs. Drummond (segment "In Love")
Harry Fripp
as Major Domo
Jimmy Gardner
as 2nd Supporter
Sandor Elès
as Fouquet
Mark Dignam
as Colonel Mapleson-Finch
Gene Anderson
as Jessica Madras
Jack Le White
as Second jury foreman
Peter Hoar
as Karda
Pauline Wingfield
as Hebe
Kenneth Law
as Frost
Elsie Arnold
as Mrs. Barnett
Michael Culver
as James
John Savident
as Drawbell
Roger Hammond
as Ben Townsend
as Emily Parkinson
Christopher Witty
as Christopher Wilson
as David Tighe
as Det. Con. Harris
Basil Moss
as Percy Barlow
Raymond Clarke
as Andrew Morton
John Baldwin
as John Murfin
Warren Clarke
as Fred Rowe
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Charlotte
Colette O'Neil
as Christine Jayson
William Maxwell
as Harry
Carolyn Montagu
as Lebedev's maid
Ronald Harvi
as Porter
Martin Shaw
as Arnold Champion
Ralph Bates
as Irving Macher
Anne Stallybrass
as Jess Calvert
Eric Longworth
as Shop assistant
as Mes. Jike
Glenn Slowther
as Cook
as Captain Zabalo
Alastair Sim
as Dr. Knox
Yvonne Furneaux
as Kathi Lutterwell
Emlyn Williams
as Hjalmar Ekdal
Jerry Wells
as 'Old Man' Carmichael
Trevor Howard
as Archduke Rudolf Maximillian von Hapsburg
Frankie Howerd
as Arnolphe, a rich man
Dave King
as Mortimer Brewster
Leslie Caron
as Thérèse Tarde
Michael Redgrave
as Philip Lester
Dawn Addams
as Jane Lockridge
E.G. Marshall
as Jim Downs
Brenda de Banzie
as Lulu Ames
Edith Evans
as Judith Bliss
as Carrington
Pip Hinton
as Laura
Gary Raymond
as Joesy Vaughan
John Clements
as Cdr. Edward Ferrers
Virginia McKenna
as Jane Charlton
as Isabel Eastwood
Stuart Damon
as Carson
Cicely Courtneidge
as Katherine Glastonbury
James Mason
as Bernard Sholto
Rachel Roberts
as Lady Emma Hamilton
Barbara Mitchell
as Tessa Lucas
Eric Portman
as Dr. David Sorel
as Anabazar
Irene Handl
as Miss Rawlings
John Ireland
as Buck Carpenter
Hildegard Knef
as Dinah
Hugh Griffith
as M. Tarde
Louis Jourdan
as Mr. Manningham
Betty McDowall
as Eve Lord
Daphne Slater
as Mary Terriford
Patricia Lambert
as Kate
Derek Farr
as Henry Adams
as James Whittier
Tim Barrett
as Semplonius
Keith Maidwell
as Lover
Samantha Eggar
as Manderin
Hattie Jacques
as Madame Arcati
as Lil
Elizabeth Welch
as Nellie Brown
Stanley Baker
as John Ellis
Keith Barron
as Brian Hudson
Katherina Holden
as The genie
Suzy Arthur
as Lynn Granville
as Doris
D.A. Clarke-Smith
as Sir Julius
as Wright
Patrick Connor
as Warder
Roma Dumville
as Phyllis Trenholme
Peter Kerr
as Roger
Liz Fraser
as Dora
Constance Cummings
as Margaret Lester
Sandra Dorne
as Billie Devine
Kathleen Byron
as Caroline Chesney
Barry Jones
as Shabyelsky
Alexander Knox
as Sneider
Patricia Donahue
as Mrs. Mancini
John Sharp
as The Rev. Henry Ample
Caroline Mortimer
as Angela
as Jeremy Bailey
Maggie Fitzgibbon
as Leoni
Leslie 'Hutch' Hutchinson
as Sid
Hugh David
as Owen
Kate Allitt
as Mavis
Hylda Baker
as Mrs. Wiltshire
Bridget McConnell
as Betty Blower
Ray Brooks
as Thomas
as Jacqueline
Bill Kenwright
as Ephraim Wharmby
Billy Tasker
as The town cryer
Avis Scott
as Pearl Webber
Jennifer Phipps
as Agnes Roberts
Ann Sears
as Mildred Perry
Elizabeth Reber
as Kate
Peter Murray
as Will Heatley
Michael Bentine
as Teddy Brewster
Derek Bond
as Capt. William O'Shea
Mary Quinn
as Elizabeth Enticknap
as Mrs. Gill
as Elizabeth
as Major Bonnet
as The Baron
Johnny Briggs
as Tony White
Eugene Deckers
as Paul Baillard
Lawrence Dane
as John James Davis
Astrid Frank
as Ingrid
Donald Madden
as Kilroy
Simon Gough
as George
Jan Chappell
as Taylor
Priscilla Morgan
as Sheila
Corin Redgrave
as Luke
Georgina Hale
as Maud Wharmby
The Maljons
as The policemen
Jackie Collins
as Laura Sparkes
Arnold Marlé
as 1 episode, 1955
Shirley Burniston
as Mavis Pink
Jonathan Meddings
as Wilkin
Betty Impey
as Annie
Maidie Andrews
as Nurse Braddock
as Felix von Willenstein
Vera Day
as Cynthia Tripp
Peter Gilmore
as Albert
Iain Cuthbertson
as Judd
as Christianne
Cardew Robinson
as Conjuror
Joanna Vogel
as Nancy
Myrtle Reed
as Vivien Ryson
Ambrosine Phillpotts
as Miss Thorne
Bloke Modisane
as Joseph Mabusa
Daphne Foreman
as Avril Poynter
Nigel Green
as CSM Blackman
Richard Davies
as Pugh
David Kernan
as Mr. Peterson
Clifton Jones
as Sam
June Jago
as Nancy
Ursula Hirst
as Edith
George Moon
as Ted
Suzanne Mockler
as Janet
James Kerry
as Jasperino
as Governor
Tessa Wyatt
as Joan
Gabrielle Brune
as Mrs. Stokes
Jeffrey Sirr
as Salem
Bill Lynton
as The horse
as Joanna Winter
as Morten Kiil
Mario Lorenzo
as Deaf-mute
Evelyn Dove
as Coralee
Max Bacon
as Samuel Marks
Karel Stepanek
as Dr. Harsen
Margery Withers
as Meg Bowles
Bill Mitchell
as Mike Ryson
Denis Martin
as Julian
Margo Andrew
as Sarah Undershaft
George Pensotti
as Brian
Charmian Eyre
as Joan Morton
as Don
Ian Ogilvy
as Tom Olliphant
Drewe Henley
as Bas
as WP Sgt. Saunders
Richard Moore
as Paul
Adrian Ropes
as Jim
Barbara Ewing
as Edith Swan-neck
as Widow Twankey
Roger Booth
as Trenchard
as Nacky
Marvin Kane
as 1 episode, 1955
David Horne
as The Baron
as Jack Bannerman
Carol Wolveridge
as Sheila
Peggy Livesey
as Mrs. Bertha Sorby
Charles Stapley
as Gerald Harcourt
Court Benson
as Mal Ryson
June Marlow
as Patty
Patrick Holt
as Squadron-Leader Grieves
Olwen Brookes
as Mrs. Watkins
Harvey Ashby
as Third Guest
as Alan Bailey
Mona Hammond
as Carole
Graham Haberfield
as Jack Potter
Katie Fitzroy
as Receptionist
Peter McCann
as Young Edward
as Sally
Sebastian Breaks
as Gaffney
Rita Lester
as Beryl Lucas - little girl
Daphne Heard
as Witness
Sheila Grant
as Honor
Bruce Welch
as Wishee
Zoe Randall
as Dr. Marianne Lagny
Michael Medwin
as Harold
as Ejilif
as General Spence
Neville Crabbe
as Jake
Bill Fraser
as George Nibbs
John Stride
as John Lester
Jean Burgess
as Wren messenger
as Inspector Wigg
Frank Windsor
as Jack
Richard Sarstedt
as Self
Thomas Gallagher
as Arny McBride
Frederick Schrecker
as Ernst
Max Kirby
as Morrison
John Southworth
as Marty Fowler
Nan Kerr
as Vera Shaw
Arthur Mullard
as PC Muldoon
Talfryn Thomas
as Dilwyn
Jerry Desmonde
as Benson
as Brenda
Denise Upson
as Gillian
Maria Kazan
as Julie
Amaryllis Garnett
as Judith of Balbec
Vint Graves
as George Flower
Miriam Margolyes
as Heidi
Hank B. Marvin
as Washee
Philip Levene
as 1 episode, 1955
Richard McNeff
as Pitt
Julia James
as Gladys
Helena de Crespo
as Birdie Bagtry
Ronnie Wallace
as 2nd Warder
as Archdeacon Henry Pomphret
Michael Brennan
as CPO Barrow
Gwen Williams
as Clara
Arthur Brough
as J.P. Tozer
Anna Palk
as Judy
Dan Jackson
as Smitty
Dennis Lotis
as Bryant
John Lowe
as Eric
James Mellor
as Roger de Montgomery
Brian Bennett
as Noshee
Tony Church
as Witness
Ray Mort
as Reporter
as Jessie Ann
Gilbert Davis
as Frank Huggert
Molly Somerville
as Maid
Beatrice Lennard
as Laurette
John Standing
as Able seaman Beecher
as Amelia
Annette Carell
as Margery Bellows
Peter Land
as Bingo Caller
Ethel Gabriel
as Rummy Mitchens
as Silk
Ralph Broadbent
as Watchman
John Murray
as Peter
Myrtill Nádasi
as Maria
John Rostill
as Poshee
Peter Stephens
as Mr. Holmes
Howard Lang
as George Hutton
Jefferson Clifford
as Nobby
Doris Goddard
as Bessie
Gene Sandys
as Officer Brophy
Susan Danielle-Johnson
as Parlour maid
David Toms
as Schoolboy
Hugh Mathias
as Drunken Customer
as Hilda
Louise Collins
as Nancy Lee Faulkner
Barbara Lewis
as Bella
Blake Butler
as Man in Bowler Hat
as Postmistress General
Douglas Arthur
as Bingo Caller's Assistant
Frances Guthrie
as Miss Burton
Suzanne Togni
as Agatha
Georgina Patterson
as Sally Sholto
Wendy Padbury
as So-Shy
Venetia Matania
as Dancer
Julian Strickland
as 1 episode, 1955
John Blaney
as Radio Announcer
Fred Goddard
as Sergeant Kennedy
Maura McNee
as Susan Brooke
Alan Carmel
as Schoolboy
Amanda Barrie
as Flora
Claire Nielson
as Marigold Chesney
as Kosyh
Valerie Hanson
as Powermistress General
Brian Proudfoot
as Barman
Robert Fyfe
as His Mate
as Tall thin man
Kay Frazer
as Fairy
Timothy Nightingale
as David
Daphne Goddard
as Agatha's nurse
Anna Perry
as Tai-Ping
Larry Taylor
as 1 episode, 1955
Tom Bowan
as Gray
as Skid Evans
Keith Grieve
as 1 episode, 1957
Julia Chester
as 1 episode, 1957
Barbara Barnett
as Marie France
as General's Aide
Joan Ingram
as Magda Svenson
Peter Church
as Peaseblossom
Alick Hayes
as Ted
Monica Marlow
as Secretary
Cliff Richard
as Aladdin
Barbara Hicks
as Land girl
Ann Stephenson
as 1 episode, 1955
Fanny Carby
as Nurse
Harry Fine
as Detective
Keith Campbell
as 1 episode, 1957
as 1 episode, 1957
as Prostitute
Richard Meikle
as Lindsey Stone
as Jungquist
Donna Clow
as Beryl Capper
Billy Milton
as Mr. Baker
Michael Newport
as Mustardseed
as Eynon
Mike Reid
as Torturer #1
Vanessa Howard
as The princess
Robert Beaumont
as Molvik
Brian Summers
as 1 episode, 1957
Brian McDermott
as Walter
Larry O'Connor
as Larry Regan
Leonard Grahame
as Flight Lt. Morgan
Margaret Nolan
as Space hostess
Peter Whitbread
as Evan
Stanley Thomas
as Moth
Guy Graham
as Torturer #2
Julian Orchard
as The emperor
as 1 episode, 1957
Marianne Brauns
as Marlene
Bobby Ghisays
as Foreman of the Jury
Diana Simpson
as Cobweb
Janos Kurucz
as Torturer #3
Michael Henry
as 1 episode, 1967
Roy Denton
as Harold
Jack Lynn
as Security Sergeant
Reg Pritchard
as P.C. Morgan
as Slave of the lamp
Roy Malcolm
as Cumbers
Tony Poole
as Snack Bar Assistant
Bernard Bresslaw
as Snout
Joan Young
as Mrs. Greevy
Harry Lane
as Immigration officer
Tony Barouch
as Week-Ender
Richard Statman
as Citizen of Salem
Kay Dotrice
as Week-Ender
Lionel Hamilton
as Security officer Potts
Dennis Marlowe
as Guard #3
Michael Hall
as Defendant
Bunty Bruce
as Week-Ender
Peter Fraser
as PC Lomax
Arthur Zan
as Guard #4
Dorothy-Rose Gribble
as Citizen of Salem
Terry Bale
as Week-Ender
Benny Hill
as Bottom
as Defendant
Violet Parry
as Citizen of Salem
Nancy Roberts
as Cleo
Natasha Ashton
as Dancer
Pamela Berry
as Citizen of Salem
Dianne Chele
as Dancer
Jonathan Hanson
as Citizen of Salem
Joe Wadham
as PC Harry
Carole Grant
as Dancer
Keith Peacock
as PC Fred
Lynda Jones
as Dancer
Aldwyn Francis
as Citizen of Salem
as Dancer
Buster Noble
as Australian
Donald Layne-Smith
as Defendant
Bill Matthews
as Citizen of Salem
Annabel King
as Dancer
Janet Kinson
as Dancer
as Defendant
Helen Manger
as Dancer
Ronnie Curran
as Dancer
Terry Gilbert
as Dancer
Priscilla Ruffell
as Dancer
Rosemary Tooms
as Dancer
Anthony Quinn
as Troke
Graham Crowden
as The Hon. Willie Wynton
Guy Rolfe
as John Fothergill
as Count Victor Mattoni
as 1 episode, 1956
Glyn Houston
as Detective Sergeant Trolley
Hugh Williams
as Boris Trigorin
Garry Marsh
as Sir Michael Anstruther
as Able Seaman Badger
Fabia Drake
as Miss Figgis
John Cairney
as Jimmy McIntyre
Carl Duering
as Georg
as Charles
as Nurse Blake
as Mrs. Whyte
Reginald Beckwith
as Samuel Diamond
Pete Murray
as Richard Hillary
Basil Sydney
as Joseph
Barry Letts
as Petty Officer Herbert
John Breslin
as Peter
Ian MacNaughton
as Able Seaman McIntosh
as Hester
Mary Kerridge
as Mrs. Dennis
Henry Mollison
as Ambassador
Bryan Coleman
as Superintendent Hallick
Norah Gorsen
as Evelyn Drummond
as Georgina Hogarth
Tarn Bassett
as 1 episode, 1956
Gaylord Cavallaro
as Young Man
Pauline Winter
as Constance
Colin Gibson
as Miles
Roger Ostime
as Major Howard
John Sherlock
as George
Diana Lambert
as Tonetta Landi
as Colin Derwent
Julian D'Albie
as Major Craddock
Gwenda Ewen
as the Hon. Mrs. Wynton
David Cole
as Bruno
as Jackson
Pamela Alan
as Madge Donnythorpe
Agnes Bernelle
as Claire Madison
as Tony Dale
James Sharkey
as Walter
as Pat Findon
Betty Hare
as Guest or Juror
as Paterson
as Ferdinand Fane
Gordon Bell
as Guest or Juror
as Lady Mary Greenwood
Anarose Carrigan
as Sally
as Lady Wallace
Leo Bieber
as Leo Schutzmacher
as Madame Rasnikova
Arthur Macrae
as Tom Davenport
Alan Robinson
as Detective Inspector Harvey
Gerald Andersen
as Able Seaman Hudson
Avril Leslie
as Cynthia
Michael Wyatt
as Jean-Pierre
Doreen Wells
as Evelova
Virginia Bedard
as Guest or Juror
as Lieut. Commander Redmond
W. Thorp Deverreux
as Policeman
Lesley Carole
as Thankful mother
Ann Hughes
as Lucienne
Lois McLean
as Guest or Juror
Rosemary Webster
as Clarissa
Anne Gilleno
as Cockney Girl
Elise Bernard
as Guest or Juror
George Hirste
as Johnson
Anthony Tankard
as Various roles
Frederick Thornton
as Martin
Peter Clegg
as Adaminski
Gwen Llewellyn
as Mrs. Moven
Patricia Stark
as Genevieve Drummond
Ron Braden
as Various roles
Keith Crane
as Diucky
Derek Hodgson
as Page boy
Bernard Barber
as Peter Quint
Kara Aldridge
as Paulina
Clare Bradley
as Minnie Tinwell
David Ayliff
as A Cook
Michael Ashwin
as Newspaper man
Hubert Woodward
as Various roles
Brian Hamilton
as Various roles
Stella Riley
as A Maid
Mel Ferrer
as 1 episode, 1957
John Crawford
as Larry Toms
Mandy Miller
as Margaret
George Voskovec
as Brack
James Edmond
as Dr. Edward Gratton
Beatrice Pearson
as 1 episode, 1957
Lucie Mannheim
as Duchess of Kent
Ann Beach
as Maude Riordan
as Mrs. Hartley
Emrys Jones
as Mr. Purdie
Olga Lowe
as Miss Crewe
Nicholas Amer
as Miguel
Natasha Parry
as Amanda
David Cameron
as Captain Miles
Jessica Cairns
as Adelaide
Harriette Johns
as Conway's ex-wife
Olga Dickie
as Miss Craddock
John Dunbar
as Police Inspector
Hal Osmond
as 1 episode, 1957
as Dr. Luba
Elisabeth Welch
as Catherine Creek
as 1 episode, 1957
Michael David
as Carlos
Alfred Hoffman
as A Waiter
as Ed Mason
Hilary Liddell
as Jane Hornby
Ivan Owen
as A Porter
Donald Davis
as Angus McBane
Michael Brill
as Adam
William Devlin
as Judge Charlie Cool
as Gladys
as Secretary
as Issmal Hughes South America
Leonard Williams
as Superintendent Street
William Needles
as Malcolm McBane
as Carolina
as 1 episode, 1957
Edna Pozer
as Bridget
as Abdul
Frank Leighton
as Inspector Talbot
Bernard Davies
as Sergeant
Peter Dolphin
as Harry Brennnan
Etain O'Dell
as Leila
Murray Davis
as Douglas McBane
Aubrey Danvers-Walker
as Mr. Butler
Janet Reid
as Elspie
as Noemi
John Evans
as Bunty
as David McBane
Launce Maraschal
as Dr. Jackson
George Hagan
as Colonel Petvin
Susan Wills
as Ann Gudgeon
Charles Macarthur-Hardy
as 1 episode, 1957
Tony Marsella
as Toni Ricci
Joan Gadsdon
as Connie Marshall
Eira Griffiths
as Maid
Andrew Irvine
as John Logie Baird, as a boy
Myles Eason
as Patrice Bombelles
Antony Cullen
as Mr. Forsythe
Howard Charlton
as Sgt. Holgate
Michelle Maran
as Teresa
Vincent Lawson
as Fairbanks
as Waiter
Anthony Rea
as Grimmett
Israel Price
as Glan Edwards
Ronald Howe
as Joe Brennan
Winifred Hindle
as 1 episode, 1957
Todd Thompson
as 1 episode, 1957
Robin Ranson
as Guy 'Mephy' Robertson - as a boy
Anne Allen
as Hilda Taylor-Snell
Gerald Heinz
as Dwornitschek
Richard Harris
as Michael O'Riordan
Laurence Olivier
as John Gabriel Borkman
Anne Reid
as Alice
Gordon Jackson
as Flt. Lt. Roddy MacIntyre RAF
Carol White
as Schoolgirl
André Morell
as Valentine Lefevre
as Anne Swift
James Booth
as 1st Black and Tan Soldier
as The young man
Anthony Valentine
as Erhart
Martita Hunt
as Lady Bracknell
Lionel Blair
as Jeffrey
Louise Allbritton
as Marion Castle
Mona Washbourne
as Mrs. Savage
as Mr. Sprock
Barbara Everest
as Lefevre
Colin Spaull
as Bert
Anna Manahan
as Widow Quin
Laurie Main
as Struo
as Cecily Cardew
Moultrie Kelsall
as Black MacDonald
Carmel McSharry
as Mrs. Borkman's maid
Jane Jordan Rogers
as Clara Gerrity
as 1 episode, 1958
Penny Morrell
as Jean Smith
Victor Francen
as Father Provincial
Arthur Howard
as Peter Tolly
Sophie Stewart
as Martha Dacre
Peter Tuddenham
as 1 episode, 1958
Richard Bird
as Mark Heath
Olaf Pooley
as Zavala
Robin Ray
as Kummel
John Chandos
as Salas Ina
as Ben
Betty Alberge
as Mrs. Broome
Dawn Beret
as 1 episode, 1958
Harvey Hall
as Freddie Perkins
Carleton Hobbs
as 1 episode, 1958
Charles Roberts
as Scolara
Gordon Heath
as Reverend Stephen Kumalo
Gillian Raine
as Florence
Michael Graham
as Faunt
as Sandman
Richard Mathews
as Barob von Lancken
Simone Lovell
as Lydia Lubey
as Black Man, Narrator
as Miss Latimer
Penny Lambirth
as Schoolgirl
E. Kerrigan Prescott
as Sailor
Phyllis Morris
as 1 episode, 1958
Jane Henderson
as Gisella von Krett
as Shaybo
Jocelyn James
as Rose Ackroyd
Michael Caridia
as Ricardo
Sonia Fraser
as Mary Chapman
Jessie Evans
as Mrs. Paddy
as 1st Man
Keith Faulkner
as Berggren
as Warder 2
as Warder Crimmin
Christopher Wray
as Strom
Maris Tant
as Sandy Aveling
as Briggs
Renee Goddard
as Matilde
Julie Alexander
as Teenage girl
Frank Ellement
as Police Sergeant
as 1st Teenager
Maudie Edwards
as Ivy Carter
Irissa Cooper
as Sarah
Timothy Harley
as Philip Clandon
John McCarthy
as Mickser
Shivendra Sinha
as Barrigua
as Acatu
David Ritch
as Alberto
as Canon Chasuble
Kay Walker
as 1 episode, 1958
Vida Paterson
as Maid
John Greenwood
as Torin Gerrity
George Bishop
as Burghley
as 1 episode, 1958
as William Clarke
Phyllis Neilson-Terry
as Mrs. Fisher
Myrette Morven
as Secretary
Rhona Woodcock
as Nelly
Nicholas Meredith
as Samuel Savage
James Clarke
as Russell
Jan Muzurus
as Young Indian
Leslie Glazer
as Official at Council House
Leonard White
as Captain Villano
Angela Krefeld
as Francesca
Rose Howlett
as Mrs. Greaves
Clive Chapman
as Tim, boy
Ruth Lodge
as Madame Marie Depage
Ronald Elms
as 1 episode, 1958
Don Gilliland
as Floyd
as Cecil Vyse
as Emil
Chuck Keyser
as Photographer
Edward Rhodes
as Soderstrom
Philip Holles
as Mr. Jameson
Peggy Forbes-Robertson
as 1 episode, 1958
as Sandy Remington
Noel Lloyd
as The Other Fellow
Winifred Evans
as Teresa Alan
as Sarah Tansey
Elizabeth Butler
as 1 episode, 1958
Jill Nyasa
as Emily Ruberg
John Boddington
as Captain Crusty Dishart RN
Robert O'Leary
as A Boy
as 1 episode, 1958
as Ilse
as Schoolgirl
Linda Blackledge
as Gladys
Nicholas Shiafkalis
as Young Indian
Valerie Stilwell
as Ada Timbrell
Josephine Lisle
as 1 episode, 1958
Dennis Scott
as Lt. Tiny Sawyer RN
Vivien Leigh
as Sabina
Joan Plowright
as Winnie Verloc
as Nonny Lawrence
Robert Helpmann
as Sebastien
William Russell
as Nevil Rigden
Desmond Llewelyn
as John Redmond
Bernard Lee
as Det. Insp. Lunt
William Marshall
as Judge Samuel Addison
as Cooper
Tutte Lemkow
as Dr. Bonnard
Patrick Durkin
as Virginian militiaman
Larry Martyn
as 1 episode, 1959
Rowena Cooper
as Bell Brown
Jack Howarth
as Mr. Fowle
Gibb McLaughlin
as Arkwright
Peter Boretski
as Chuck
Jill Balcon
as Dona Clara
Jane Griffiths
as Kitty Vockerath
Shirley Dixon
as 1 episode, 1959
Paddy Joyce
as Col. Phayre
as Eva Harold
Michael Peake
as 1 episode, 1959
Patricia Raine
as Pamela
Iris Russell
as 1 episode, 1959
Sally Nesbitt
as Kay
Donald Pelmear
as Mr. Green
Margaret Rawlings
as Fortune Teller
Trevor Reid
as Assistant purser
as Doctor Armstrong
Josephine Stuart
as Alice
Gillian Muir
as 1 episode, 1959
Ian Whittaker
as Telegraph Boy
Anthony Parker
as Second artist
Reginald Jessup
as Col. Huncks
Allan Jeayes
as Pastor Kollin
as Viola
Graham Payn
as Clinton Preminger, Jr
Ann Wilton
as Hannah Topping
Vera Fusek
as Mrs. Staines
as Hugh Peters
Jimmy Thompson
as Floor Manager
Nonnie Griffin
as 1 episode, 1959
Hamish Wilson
as Toni Curdie
John Garrie
as Peter Morgan
MacDonald Parke
as Edmund L. Hartley
Richard Clarke
as Herrick
as Clerk of the Court
as Sgt. Greenaway
Roger Grainger
as Photographer
Christine Pollon
as Vera Claythorne
Kenneth Fortescue
as Archie Surrage
as Stenographer
Edward Cast
as Sgt. Hulet
Roy Pattison
as Stevens
Alexis Bobrinskoy
as Yundt
as Blanche Silcox
Jeanne Watts
as Lena Watts
Lesley Dudley
as Elinor Eddison
as Nanny
as Mr. Jaggers
Pat Pleasance
as Sheba Jedd
Waveney Lee
as Ellen Brown
Jimmy Ray
as Charlie Turrell
as Joe
as Dick
Hugh Evans
as Col. Tomlinson
as Tadeusz
Nicolette Bernard
as Death
as Montague Harrison
Nicholas Grimshaw
as Dr. Herbert
Hugh Janes
as Toby Eddison
Peter Assinder
as Blair
Helena Hughes
as Regina
John Gordon
as Col. Hewston
Thomas Hare
as Burke
Raf De La Torre
as Dr. Wetheril
as Producer
Humphrey Heathcote
as Sgt. Roberts
Igor Tamarin
as Watson Brown
Ryck Rydon
as Peterson
Don Matthews
as 2nd Police Sergeant
Henri Vidon
as Otto Vockerath
Patricia Berry
as Mina
Sylvia Osborne
as Woman juror
as 1 episode, 1959
Fraser Boa
as Second Convener
Andrew Lieven
as Manuel
Henry De Bray
as Gendarme
John Crosse
as 1 episode, 1959
Hazel Graeme
as Receptionist
Marta Downs
as Miss E. Muse
León García
as 1 episode, 1959
Gordon Luck
as 2nd Reporter
Bernard Rebel
as Judge Moses
as Sanderson
Kim Grant
as Gilroy Ashleigh-Duclair
Dorothy Robson
as 1 episode, 1959
Harold Holness
as 1 episode, 1959
Arthur Goullet
as Chauffeur
Anthony Thomas
as Commissionaire
Paul Jones
as Commentator
Angus Neill
as 1 episode, 1959
Julian Fyne
as Criminal
Brian Gilmar
as Steward
Charmain Jacka
as 1 episode, 1959
Sheila Atha
as Singer
John Wynyard
as Polish ship captain
Geoffrey Newton
as Ransome
Jos Tregonigo
as Little man
Heather Clifton
as Varvara Leeper
Paul Michael
as Edward Lawrence
as Warder
Bevan Williams
as 1 episode, 1959
Richard Price
as 1st Reporter
Laurence Archer
as 1 episode, 1959
Arthur Adair
as Seymour
James Byrne
as Policeman
as 1 episode, 1959
Douglas Robinson
as Fabrice
Charles Brodie
as First artist
Olive Thomas
as Drinker
Pauline Innes
as Alice Fish
Lou Ravelle
as 1 episode, 1959
Sheldon Allan
as 1 episode, 1959
John Slavid
as Sentry
Betty Benfield
as 1 episode, 1959
as Barman
Tom Symonds
as 1 episode, 1959
Geoffrey Sutcliffe
as Customer
Jackie Martin
as Kevin Broadbent
as 1 episode, 1959
Jonathan Hansen
as Butch
George McNeight
as Tart
Norman Taylor
as Col. Goffe
Soraya Rafat
as 1 episode, 1959
Margot Mayne
as Lady
as 1 episode, 1959
Alexandra Beauclerc
as Mrs. Nelson
Anna Maria Millo
as Hilde Kranzbreck
Olga Donne
as 1 episode, 1959
Edward Vaughan-Scott
as Kenneth
Eric Phillips
as Crier
Maria Nermi
as Mme Ducette
Henry Kay
as Hotel Porter
as Child
Michael Scott
as Anthony Marston
as 1 episode, 1959
Paul Vieyra
as Boy
as Elizabeth
Patrick Macnee
as Keith Salesby
Bernard Fox
as Captain Scott
David Tomlinson
as Tom Swinley
Ian Bannen
as Charlie Spencer
Patrick Godfrey
as Turner
as Emmett
Susan Brown
as Theresa
Ian Hunter
as Robert Oldham
as Demokos
Andrew Ray
as Tom Cherry
Madeleine Sherwood
as Phyllis
Vincent Ball
as Mallow
Dolores Mantez
as Rosa
Bernadette O'Farrell
as Kay Brody
Doris Hare
as Mrs. Hanmer
as Ricardos
as Dr. Bellman
Hugh Lloyd
as First man
Damaris Hayman
as Woman
Carol Dilworth
as Child
Denys Hawthorne
as Bob
Carole Lesley
as Helen Of Troy
Richard Martin
as Carver
Hugh Manning
as The Prosecutor
Peter Burton
as The Commodore
Donald Ogden Stewart
as Father Shay
Stephen Murray
as William Ewart Gladstone
Hy Hazell
as Anne
Denys Graham
as Jack
as Chief prison officer
as Jones
Ivor Danvers
as Dennis Crowley
Stuart Saunders
as Sergeant Crane
as Railway Porter
Constance Wake
as Ann Smithson
Ian Sharp
as Paper boy
Judy Bloom
as Fira Kantorovich
Paul Farrell
as Denis O'Callaghan
Budd Knapp
as Passenger
as Sgt. Dunleavy
as The President
Sean Barry-Weske
as 1 episode, 1960
Elaine Usher
as Mabel Dancy
Daniel Thorndike
as First Guard
Lola Brooks
as Dobbin
as Madame Gaillard
Dallas Cavell
as Portuguese official
Wendy Turner
as Linda Crowley
Doreen Hepburn
as Mrs. McKelvey
as John Durbeyfield
Graham Curnow
as Jack
as Second man
Rose Alba
as Woman in bar
Fred Ferris
as Inspector
John Sterland
as American soldier
as Roberts
Vinnette Carroll
as Berenice
as Nanny
as Senior official
Muriel Rogers
as Parlourmaid
as Peter Santard
Brian Weske
as Bracket
Donald Bradley
as Nikolai
as Officer George
as Stabu
as M. Rostande
Mary Barclay
as Taisia Nikolaevena
Alan Thompson
as Clerk
Jonathan White
as American sailor
Beatrice Kane
as Mrs. Rees Pryce
Robert Adams
as Charlie Adams
as Mrs. Bell
Carmen Blanck
as Village woman
Laurence Hepworth
as First customer
Dorothy Smith
as Mrs. Smith
Constance Fraser
as Mrs. Garside
Louise Dunn
as Marion
Petronella Byrnes
as Bessie
John Dane
as Rupert Anderson
Dane Howell
as Child
Mary Oliver
as Hat check girl
Pamela Plant
as Sylvia
as Chief Bailey
Yvonne Fisher
as Squawking woman
Danny Martin
as Roly
Duncan McIntyre
as Macpherson
James Gill
as Steward
Pauline Foreman
as Beggar child
Philip Grout
as Kovacs
Zinnia Charlton
as Cathy Stevens
Edgar K. Bruce
as The Bishop
Richard Dare
as Charles Nichols
Reginald Smith
as Horry
Susan Bown
as Child
Susan Saunders
as Dora
Joyce Chancellor
as Cooper
as Mrs. Gross
Michael Barber
as Bill Giles
Connie Merigold
as Barmaid
Doreen Cannon
as 1st Operator
Tudor Evans
as Fifth man
Francis Mathews
as Rex Cunningham
Ronald Meyer
as Second customer
Brian Chalmers
as Office boy
Barbara Atkinson
as Mrs. Thomas, the Taxi
Rosemary Dorken
as Lady Adela Winsor
Brian Alexis
as Armstrong
Rosamond Burne
as Lady Marjory
Michael Verney
as Victor
Helen Sessions
as Susie the maid
Stanley Jack
as Policeman
Raymond Lulham
as Miles
Lisa Portland
as Second operator
Desmond Braden
as Georgie Spencer
Elizabeth Fusco
as Village Woman
Flores Cherrie
as Belle
Anne Wilkins
as Village Girl
Gilbert Spurge
as Alec
Florence Gilpin
as Fisherwoman
Jane Ross
as Helen
Robert Bishop
as Assistant Prosecutor
as Mavis
Paul Bahadur
as Waiter
Vickie Climas
as Mrs. Baker
Jacqueline Blackmore
as Beggar woman
Liane Winters
as Rosina
Wauna Paul
as Mrs. Lauterbach
Lane Meddick
as Bill Kemp
Geoffrey Palmer
as Peter
Michael Bates
as Lt-Cdr. Richard Sandford
Ian Carmichael
as Charles Yeyder
Mary Morris
as Varvara
Stephen Lewis
as Dave Short
Colin Blakely
as Jack Clitheroe
Nigel Stock
as 1 episode, 1961
Arnold Ridley
as Second Clubman
Frederick Treves
as Mr. Skeffington
Roddy Hughes
as Dickie Nettleship
Alfred Lynch
as 1 episode, 1961
Barbara Young
as Clare
Michael Bilton
as Peter Thorkelson
Mark Burns
as Lieutenant Marquis
Jenny Laird
as Dr. Fraser
as Rafferty
Mary Ellis
as 1 episode, 1961
James Ellis
as Archie Prior
as Fritz
Edward Underdown
as George Pontyfridd
Cyril Raymond
as Lord Conderley
Lucinda Curtis
as Elena
Mollie Maureen
as Nora
Irvin Allen
as 2nd Stevedore
Norman Florence
as Antonio
Will Stampe
as French waiter
as Young man
as Young girl
Clinton Greyn
as John Jenkins
Donald Bisset
as Mr. Collins
as Bertie
Sosimo Hernandez
as Guerilla #2
Jeffrey Gardiner
as 1 episode, 1961
as Carabiniere
Pamela Conway
as Miss South Wales
as Maria Holberg
as Tyoma
James Fitzgerald
as First workman
Malou Pantera
as Manuela
as Pete
Desmond Roberts
as First Clubman
Nicholas Hawtrey
as Stanley
Alister Smart
as Checker
Sean Kelly
as Mobbs
Raymond Rollett
as Vanman
Robert Lankesheer
as Dr. Humphries
Michael Hunt
as Constable
Charles Stanley
as Checker
Clemence Bettany
as Fiona Willoughby
as Marion Mitchell
as Ian Macpherson
as Joyce Anderson
Raymond Barry
as Private Piggott
Shirley Thieman
as Baroness Rochnitz
as Angela
as Dark girl
Peter Zander
as Barman
Endre Muller
as French Sgt.
Norman Hartley
as Jeremy
Norman Wynne
as Captain Parry
Norman Johns
as Lieutenant Kunkel
Nina Marriott
as Olive
James Goei
as House boy
John Norman
as Brian
John Walker
as Tough young man
Geoffrey Tetlow
as Hotel clerk
Ernest Butcher
as Mr. Thacker
Robert Hewitt
as 1 episode, 1961
Rosemarie Anderson
as Pamela
Andrikos Adonis
as Guerilla #1
Francis Napier
as Customs man
Susan Forrester
as Helen's Body
Cynthia Michaelis
as Elaine Musk
as First Don
Carole Lorimer
as Annie
George Hall
as 1 episode, 1961
Maria Caday
as Mimi
Roger Clayton
as Tracker
Declan Harvey
as Delivery Boy
Kerry Marsh
as Tralee
Michael Rathborne
as Sergeant Hooper
Robert Gallico
as Captain White
Edmund Otero
as 1 episode, 1961
Mira Tomek
as 1 episode, 1961
Maureen Dreyfuss
as Mary
John Matthews
as Checker
Royston Hodges
as Sgt. Donovan
Fred Abbott
as Tracker
Judith Conrow
as Charlotte Graves
Terence Woodfield
as 1 episode, 1961
Michael O'Connor
as Footman
Peter M. Elrington
as Griffiths
as 1 episode, 1961
Kenneth McClellan
as Clerk
as Lieut. Langon
as French steward
Prudence Potter
as Rosa
Maurice Travers
as Checker
Derek Singh
as The Indian man #1
Alison Bayley
as Lady in travel agent
Roger Boston
as Cpl. Timson
Brian Dent
as Tracker
Ian Anderson
as 1 episode, 1961
Max Miradin
as 1 episode, 1961
John Read
as Checker
as Laurence Kermode
Arthur Jones
as Mailman
William Young
as Sgt. Burks
Hugh Ali
as The Indian man #2
Robert Jennings
as Doctor
Anne Godfrey
as Connie
as Mrs. Hartwell
Ted Carson
as 1st Stevedore
Katherine Newman
as Madeleine
Harry Pringle
as The old man
Deirdre Williams
as Girl
Robert Adam
as Mr. Mills
Margaretta D'Arcy
as Anna Vaeroe
Robert Pointon
as 1 episode, 1961
Ronnie Barker
as Bundles
Cyril Cusack
as The Devil
as Sister Bridget
Isobel Black
as Marie Louise
Norman Rossington
as Jules
as Bert Feltham
Keith Buckley
as Vic
Peter Blythe
as Lout
Lyn Ashley
as Irma
Diana Coupland
as Receptionist
as La Tremouille
as Ambulance orderly
Peter Glaze
as Dr. Monnier
Pat Keen
as Mary Cutforth
Mary Miller
as Ruth Hanwell
Patrick O'Connell
as James Beldon
as Jim Heeler
Ingrid Hafner
as The young queen
as Sandra
Penelope Lee
as Lina Szezepanowaska
Wilfred Carter
as Chairman
as Railway Porter
John Grieve
as Peter McKay
Dennis Edwards
as James Kindred
Tom Bowman
as Mr. Reilly
Dervis Ward
as La Hire
Roy Herrick
as Second Student
Seymour Green
as Bowen
John Pike
as Messenger
Edith Saville
as Hotel Guest
Norman Pitt
as Fontaine Pere
Geoffrey Lewis
as Commissionaire
Robert Sidaway
as Police Constable
John Gray
as Brother
Clare Owen
as Betty Harrington
Ena Cabayo
as Josephine Arle
as Janey
Derek Martinus
as Greg Ross
Betty Lucas
as Rose Jameson
Philip Martin
as Freddy Lewis
Annette Whiteley
as Peggy Lessing
Murray Evans
as Daniel Cutforth
William Dysart
as Inspector Brogan
Wilfred Babbage
as Counsel for the Prosecution
as Dave Jordan
Bari Jonson
as Henry
Ronald Cardew
as Clerk of the Court
Chris Dillinger
as Lotzi
Roy Brown
as Palmer
John Brooking
as Counsel for the Defence
Dorothea Alexander
as Frau Gruber
Bruce Stewart
as Peter Jameson
Peter Hutton
as Judge
Gillian Webb
as Momma Bianchi
Peter Noel Cook
as Silverman
as Mrs. Vale
Alan Foss
as The archbishop
as Johnny Tarleton
Madi Hedd
as Esme
Tony Wall
as Fontaine Fils
Elspeth Pirie
as Janice Eastwood
Doreen Peck
as Connie
Doris Littel
as Mrs. Harvey
Carlotta Barrow
as Wendy
Bertie Green
as Billy
Michael Finlayson
as Hall porter
Robert Croudace
as Postman
James Falkland
as Albert Prosser
as Sister Lucy
Malcolm Russell
as Rear Admiral Denby
Sarah Morgan
as Sue
Kevin Payne
as Bus Conductor
Susan Kenney
as Nurse
Gisela Birke
as Maria
Ronald Hatton
as Det. Con. Taylor
Percy Cartwright
as Sparkes
Anthony Lown
as Newspaper Boy
John Rogers
as Paul Baillard
William Morice
as Sebastian
Louida Vaughan
as Carleen
Jon Luxton
as Booking Clerk
Graeme Spurway
as Young Man
Robin Kildare
as Second Radar Operator
Ann Saker
as Rita
Elric Hooper
as Tim Venner
Peter Marden
as Paul
Anne Berry
as Clayton's Secretary
Robin Palmer
as Murray Winton
Joe Enrikie
as Krishna
as Miss Cuthbert
Julie Christie
as Betty Whitehead
Deborah Kerr
as Moira
Caroline Blakiston
as Nurse
Sarah Miles
as Lucile
Edmund Purdom
as Mark Wheeler
Anton Rodgers
as Paul
David Troughton
as Smithers
Jim Dale
as Phil
Richard O'Sullivan
as Digby
as Barmaid
Derek Fowlds
as Ian
Benjamin Whitrow
as Hammond
Stephen Moore
as Clifford Bowers
Frank Middlemass
as Jack
Oskar Homolka
as Henry Brunewald
Anthony Booth
as Peter Miller
Richard Marner
as Heinrich Niemeier
Charles 'Bud' Tingwell
as 1 episode, 1963
Sarah Badel
as Fay
Eric Flynn
as Corporal Stacey
Tom Adams
as Anatol Kuragin
as Peter
as Valerie
Duncan Lamont
as 1 episode, 1963
as Sultan of Zarand
Christopher Beeny
as Monte Marsh
John Quentin
as Peter Parker
Alison Seebohm
as Liz
Dora Reisser
as Marianne
Sylvia Marriott
as Model Agent
as Semel
as Bailiff
Robin Phillips
as Alistair Enfield
David Barry
as Eyeballs
as Lenny Weston
John Dunn-Hill
as Pat
Ilona Rodgers
as Caroline Campbell
Philip Lowrie
as Tim
Coral Atkins
as Kate
Ellen McIntosh
as Eileen Vizard
Rhoda Lewis
as Baruska
as Lance Corporal Herbert
Arthur Skinner
as Policeman
David Calderisi
as Nicholas
Heather Chasen
as Stella Kirby
as Burly man
as Tess
Ann Hamilton
as Lee Smith
Richard Butler
as Harry Dennis
Kenneth Gilbert
as Cashier
Gillian McCutcheon
as Receptionist
as Vera Rinkel
Roger Heathcott
as Young Cornishman
Graham Leaman
as Priest
Robert MacLeod
as District attorney
as Lout
Harold Siddons
as Man
Leonard Trolley
as Doctor
Michael Goodman
as Peter Lynch
Cecil Montgomery
as Police Patrolman
Gareth Robinson
as Little boy
Peggy Aitchison
as Landlady
Alan Haywood
as Captain 'Tubby' Jackson
as Jean
David Palmer
as Brian Hollis
Michael Allan
as Servant
Valerie Sarruf
as Natasha Rostrova
Hurtado de Córdoba
as Ballet dancer
Chuck Julian
as Coyne
as First Woman
Jill Mai Meredith
as Dawn
as Jim
Stella Moray
as Mrs Madison
Martin Matthews
as Lout
as Mrs. Fountain
as Captain Guy
Ron Eagleton
as Party Guest
Kathleen Breck
as Jenny West
as Trumbold
Andrew Armour
as Salesman
Judy Stephens
as Miranda
as Higgins
Pat Nye
as Wilma Pierce
as Trench
as Miss Mockeridge
Walter Swash
as Tourist
Donald James
as Police Trooper
Anton Darby
as Noseworthy
Patricia Mason
as Lady Winseal
Brian Spink
as Capt. Carrington
Helen Downing
as Sabiha
Alex Gallier
as Guide
Denis Cleary
as Smithson
Mark Hardy
as Paul
Geoffrey Kenion
as Lt. Johnny Parks
Hugh Halliday
as Baron
Joe Ritchie
as Archie
Peter Houghton
as Simpson
Lew Luton
as Elkin
Simon Merrick
as Bottingley
Pinkie Johnstone
as Nan Lynch
Harry Brunning
as Old Harry
Sara O'Connor
as Felicity
as Pacorro
as Officer
David Drummond
as Young officer
Anne Robson
as Clara
Anthony Ashdown
as Freddie Finch
Pamela Reed
as Phyllis
Jill Bruce
as 'Newsboy' Guest
Gerald Rowland
as Boy
Bernard Smith
as Labourer
Jennie Paul
as Girl
as Simmons
Richard Dean
as Tich
Carol Tennant
as Lady with Peke
Stanley Segal
as Ramon
Janet Thompson
as Jill
Alan Hayes
as Orphan
Douglas Cummings
as Bogrov
Nicholas Wright
as Carde
Pamela Holmes
as Waitress
Brendan Matthews
as Bartender
as Secretary
Betty Romaine
as Second Woman
as 2nd Guard
Peggy Paige
as Mrs. Everett
Beryl Baxter
as Margaret Blader
George Golden
as Radio operator
Stephen Ashworth
as 1 episode, 1963
Tony Tox
as Orphan
Helen Hurst
as Customer
Vincent Pearce
as Wally Storch
Elin Toona Gottschalk
as Girl
Mabelle George
as Mrs. Gauge
Cyril Wheeler
as Businessman
Alan Ridgeway
as Orphan
Michael Hutson
as Orphan
Grant Holden
as Radar operator
Roy Maxwell
as Corporal
Henry Davies
as Terry
John Hazor
as J.L. Pierce
James Buckley
as Servant
Norman Bennett
as Philip
Kevin Hennessey
as Private Jones
Carl Dodd
as Paul Dunhill
Richard Burnett
as Dr. Everett
Tad Burner
as Second Lt. Roday
Cherien Panache
as Receptionist
Anne Brooks
as Carol Conway
Leonard Kane
as Patient
Patrick Dunn
as American Newscaster
Leslie Shaw
as Girl
Glen Edwards
as Servant
Maria Lawton
as Theresa
William Roderick
as Uncle Frank
Vanessa Hill
as Daniel's bride-to-be
Steven Berkoff
as Pestryakov
as Arthur Lowe
Ron Moody
as Jasper Waxo
Alex Cord
as Alvaro
John Bluthal
as Daddy
as Ron
Jeremy Bulloch
as Geoff Jolly
Lelia Goldoni
as Rosa
Annie Ross
as Ellie Dafoe
Harold Innocent
as Nursie
George Layton
as Pvt. Root
Jan Holden
as Jennfier Westlake
John Forgeham
as Private Elliot
Terence Rigby
as Det. Con. Anstey
Frank Williams
as Mr. Utteridge
Conrad Phillips
as Peter Marriott
as Airport official
Gaye Brown
as Miss Price
as Bruno Hurst
Jimmy Hanley
as Guest
Sheila Fearn
as The girl in the pub
as Margaret Kingsley
Roy Desmond
as The Pilot
as Guest
Eileen Way
as La Madrecita
as Olympe
as Mr. John Fryer
as Madame
Eric Francis
as Strange Man
Bryan Mosley
as Dave
Aviva Marks
as W.P.C Hollis
Denise Coffey
as The strange woman
as Mrs. Cresswell
Hugh Futcher
as Lobo
as Sir Arthur Lucas
Patrick Westwood
as Vincent
Robert McBain
as John Ferris
Dino Narizzano
as Tom
Leslie Sarony
as Gate-keeper
Stephanie Beaumont
as Rosanna
John Noakes
as Orderly
Moya O'Sullivan
as Grace Martin
June Murphy
as Gladys Tufton
Freddie Earlle
as Assistant to Sanitary Sergeant
Tim Hardy
as Alberto
Audine Leith
as Simone de Bauret
Pauline Challoner
as Sally Starter
as 1 episode, 1964
Billy Dean
as German soldier
as Jan
Tony Cyrus
as 1 episode, 1964
Billy Hamon
as Neighbour #1
Annette Robertson
as Betty
Arthur Lovegrove
as Ebenezer Tufton
Millie Small
as Selina Brown
Jean Trend
as Rose
as A starlet
as 1 episode, 1964
Dennis Chinnery
as Maj. Lewin
Sheila Sands
as Striptease Dancer
Kate Coleridge
as Laura Martin
Laurie Leigh
as Nastasya
Paul Phillips
as 1 episode, 1964
Gillian Lind
as Frau Witzleben
Nan Marriott-Watson
as Market Woman
Jon Croft
as Pvt. Pritchett
Heidi Erich
as Prostitute
Hamilton Dyce
as Dr. McNulty
Barry Boys
as Brauer
Tom Payne
as Judge's Attendant
Edward Phillips
as Café proprietor
Michael Miles
as Guest
Bette Bourne
as Paul Cresswell
Maurice Quick
as Maj. Weston
as Lt. Da Silva
Christopher Banks
as Clerk of the Court
Jimmy Mac
as Prison Officer
John Drainie
as Father de Leo
John McKelvey
as Gordon Brodie
Paul Carson
as A. G. Dawson
Jack Bligh
as Huysman
Bruce Prochnik
as John Starter
Roger Bizley
as Officer
Alan Mason
as Second Mourner
as Bessie
James Caffrey
as Jimmy Hennigan
David Andrews
as Jeremy Tarrant
as The young man
as Della McGrath
Roy Stephens
as Salesman
Patti Dalton
as Wendy Lolita
Suzanne Fleuret
as Marielia
Robert Aldous
as Dennis
Victoria Mitchell
as 1 episode, 1964
as Jacqueline
Roy Patrick
as Burkitt
The Mike Sammes Singers
as Themselves
David Macmillan
as Ryder
Mark Petersen
as Hauptmann Schell
Riggs O'Hara
as The street cleaner #2
Katherine St. John
as Prudence
John Grayson
as P.C. Bright
Henley Thomas
as Rhys
Raymond Graham
as Tissart
as Waiter
Alan Hockey
as Mary's dad
as Priest
Avril Fane
as Miss Pendleton
Stuart Hoyle
as Policeman
Lynn Furlong
as Molly
John Allison
as Waiter
Keith Fordyce
as Guest
Derek Carpenter
as Henry Tufton
David Freed
as Quota man
Doris Griffith
as Laura
Holly Doone
as Barbara
Gerard Healy
as Pvt. Fearon
as Laboratory assistant
as Waiter
Carmen Capaldi
as 1 episode, 1964
Valerie Dunlop
as Rita
Michael Stayner
as Jimmy
Jeff Shankley
as Lionel
Kim Peacock
as Byrn
Laurie West
as Guest
Leonard Llewellyn
as American Tourist
Janet Pate
as 1 episode, 1964
Tony Douglas
as 1 episode, 1964
as Selina's Mum
Eleanor Darling
as Strega
as Shaughnessy
Leonard Dixon
as Luigi
Anne Marie Blomme
as Maid
Peter Humphreys
as Murray Diamond
William Hepper
as German soldier
Roy Brinson
as Barman
Adrian Reynolds
as Boy in Dinkie bar
Andre Ducane
as Foreman of Jury
Maria Burke
as Frau Lippewechsel
Harriet Craig
as Miss Bridges
Sandra Scriven
as Dirl in Dinkie bar
Neville Taylor
as Griffiths
Douglas Kirby
as Policeman
John Fabian-Cooper
as 1 episode, 1964
as Waiter
Susan Purdie
as Helen
Paul McCann
as First Warder
Philip Webb
as Usher
Robert Pitt
as 1 episode, 1964
Fruchan
as Sunshine
Desmond Stokes
as Koch
Donald McCollum
as 1 episode, 1964
Tina Ruta
as Signora Cortese
Donald McCallum
as Servant in club
Janet Krasowska
as Jane Bracknell
Rose Brennan
as Kathleen Mahoney, the Singer
Eileen Brady
as Frau Heller
Billy Morton
as Singer
John Blum
as Clark
John Cox
as German
Tony Cooke
as Race commentator
Nissar Hussein
as Mess bearer
Anton Vivian
as Abdullah
Kumar Ranji
as George Grant's bearer
Leon Auerbach
as Roberto
Toby Lundquist
as Stranger
Elizabeth Benzimra
as Italian girl
Meg Simmons
as Lisaveta
Johnny Wainwright
as Neighbour #3
as 1 episode, 1964
Michael Lattimer
as The travel agent
Diana Rigg
as Bianca
Martin Balsam
as Doc Delaney
Betsy Blair
as Lola Delaney
Sheila Hancock
as Hetty
as Cardinal of Paris
Walter Gotell
as Hendryks
William Gaunt
as Leantio
Eva Bartok
as Helga
Jane Elliot
as Marie
as James Morpeth MD
Martin Jarvis
as Ernest- as young man
Rupert Davies
as Cardinal of Bologna
John Hollis
as Foster
David Lodge
as Alexander
as Granny
Edward Judd
as Sgt. Leo Roskams
Elizabeth Bell
as Marika
as Sgt. Tinsdale
Anita Sharp-Bolster
as Aunt Lucy
Helen Cotterill
as Cashier
Jonathan Cecil
as Laidlow
John Ringham
as P.P.S.
Robert Arnold
as Captain Johnson
Robin Bailey
as Sir Charles Weyburn
as Miles Turner
Robert Lee
as Cardinal of Macao
Derek Smith
as Simon Harness
Bella Emberg
as Nurse Cary
Pamela Cundell
as Barmaid
Jeffrey Segal
as Purbeck
Sean Scully
as Barnes
William Wilde
as Max, Lord Drayton
Pauline Delaney
as Doll
Joan Haythorne
as Mrs. Mapleson-Finch
Sandra Caron
as Leah Garland
Michael Latimer
as David Forbes
as Rose
Toni Palmer
as Sonia
Angela Crow
as Girl
as Goldie
David Ellison
as Corporal
Edward Burnham
as General Pellow
Frank Jarvis
as Lucky Bond
Malcolm Rogers
as Security officer
Tony Garnett
as Norman Evans
Brown Derby
as Priest
Marian Collins
as Sigismunda
Fredric Abbott
as Lofty
Stephen Whittaker
as Belhaven
Jonathan Elsom
as Curate
Anne Hart
as Miss. Popolka
Christopher Burgess
as Trooper
Topsy Jane
as Jean Watts
as Livia's servant
Pauline Munro
as Maria
Penelope Bartley
as Irene
as Miss Ledwell
Jonathan Burn
as Father Bianchi
Marian Diamond
as Jean Sansome
Joan Turner
as Kitty
Felix Felton
as Oliver Wanklin
Beth Owen
as Jane Ambler
David Morrell
as Evans
Bryan Stanion
as Harold Roberts
Elizabeth Kentish
as Doris Harmon
Karin Fernald
as Isabella
Brian Hayes
as Mr. Pike
Max Rawnsley
as 1 episode, 1965
Jolyon Booth
as Manager
Gilbert Wynne
as Blackie
Dorothy Edwards
as Mother
Terence Lodge
as Mr. Blake
Barrie Cookson
as Francis Underwood
Andreas Malandrinos
as Robert
as Mrs. Shepherd
as Mother Higgins
Verity Edmett
as Clara
Alan Baulch
as Tony Dell
as Sergeant
Varley Thomas
as Neighbour
Folker Bohnet
as Carlo
as Spiller
Winifred Dennis
as Landlady
Mara Purcell
as Christine (as an old lady)
Paula Byrne
as Sylvia
Joan Fred Emney
as 1st Old Dear
Adrian Brine
as Motorist
Richard Gatehouse
as Seaman Tregowarth
as Gen. Saint-Haye
as Mrs. O'Connor
Joseph Morris
as Gero
Makki Marseilles
as Nick
Philip Morant
as Miglioriti
Charles Cullum
as Mr. Commissioner
William Lyon Brown
as Neville
Anna Burden
as Janet's mother
Henry McCarthy
as Mr State
Michael Lynch
as Old Colonna
Kenneth Nash
as 2nd Boy
as Doris Mapleson-Finch
as Newscaster
Glen Stuart
as Jackdaw
Cal McCord
as Postman
as Mr. Payne
John Garvin
as Lewis
as Cissy Ramsay
Bobby Bannerman
as William
Charles Hodgson
as Simon Grieves
as Bruce
John Bryning
as Mr. Lewis
Kim Goodman
as Jason as child
Pamela Buckley
as Jane Huxtable
Betty England
as Mrs. Saunders
Martin Norton
as Ernest-as a boy
as Olive
John Raven
as Lutz
Laurie Heath
as Rico
Lindsay Scott-Patton
as Messenger
as West Indian seaman
Dick Graham
as News reporter
Armine Sandford
as Mrs. Payne
Wilfred Boyle
as Bowler Hat
Brian Harrison
as Collie
Jacqui Cook
as Doreen
Jeff Ashby
as Stan
Sylvia Davies
as Nancy
Margot Lane
as Cockney Bus Conductress
Richard Longman
as Mr. Brigstock
as Guthrie
Iona Macrae
as Livia's servant
Desmond Gill
as John
Shirley Cottle
as Pepita
Dan Cornwall
as Policeman
as The man
Denzil Ellis
as Police Sergeant
Penny Hall
as Charlotte-as a girl
John Brown
as Lefty Hardy
Hester Paton-Brown
as Mrs. Merrivale
Stanley Jacombe
as Surgeon
Sonia Dean
as Angie
Brian Anderson
as Mick
Heather Moore
as Edith
Scott Roberts
as 1 episode, 1965
Eveline Garratt
as 1 episode, 1965
Rosemary Wootten
as Yolande
Myrtle Robinson
as Nurse
Sam Walters
as Private
Roger Bradley
as Rogers
Harriet Petworth
as Mrs Hogarth
Kenneth McLellan
as Detective Sergeant
Jill Raymond
as Mrs. Stevenson
Michael Burchill
as 2nd Man
Edward Waddy
as Neighbour
Beryl Andrews
as Mrs. Blackeney
Suzanne Basey
as Leonte
Lillian Morrow
as Tina
Paul Marklew
as Man
Clive Elliott
as Pryer
Judy Franklin
as Emma Huxtable
Adam Rowntree
as Ward's servant
as Drunken guest
Kevin O'Loghlen
as Boy in dance hall
Anne Carr
as Secretary
Alicia Gatrall
as Barmaid
Claire Bloom
as Sasha
as Nora Purdy
Joan Greenwood
as Sheila Broadbent
Peggy Ashcroft
as Mrs. Patrick Campbell
as Eddie Carbone
John Carson
as Philip
Robert Lang
as Karnoski
Robert Brown
as Insp. Wilkins
Anna Carteret
as Clarissa Crosswaite
Prince Philip
as Self - introduction
Lynn Farleigh
as Maisie Wrexhall (segment "Two Blue Birds")
Dorothy Alison
as Margaret Sellman
Renee Houston
as Mother Brinicombe
Nigel Patrick
as Gerald Parkinson
Anne Dyson
as Mrs. Fenton
Reg Lever
as Businessman
David Neal
as Young man #3
Ronald Radd
as Borkin
Jack Chissick
as Young man
John Owens
as Hospital doctor
Tom Busby
as First immigration officer
Diana Davies
as Moest's maid
Neil Stacy
as Lieut. Park
Marty Cruikshank
as Bridget
Sheila Raynor
as Mrs. Manning
Veronica Doran
as Laura
Julie Goodyear
as Actress (segment "In Love")
Victor Henry
as Corporal Billy
as Esther Susman
Fred Griffiths
as Fred
Barbara Leake
as Eleanor
John Moore
as Count Antonini
Geoffrey Russell
as Captain Smith
Nita Lorraine
as Patsy
Michael Johnson
as James Parkinson
Michael Rose
as Judge
as Friedrich Moest
Katherine Kessey
as Twin daughter #1
Ray Marioni
as Mr. Lipari
Will Leighton
as Lowacki
Isla Cameron
as Ethel Reddaway
Karen Kessey
as Twin daughter #2
Robert Hartley
as Macey
Paul Ferris
as David Hoylake-Johnston
Jocelyn Britton
as Lady Hamilton's maid
as Mrs. Matcham
John Humphry
as Sir Evan Nepean
Guy Slater
as Adrian
Joan Geary
as Miss Parton
Pamela Ruddock
as Young girl
Jonathan Dennis
as Michael Whittington
Neville Buswell
as Ken
Jack Pitt
as Horatio
Neville Smith
as George
David Lyell
as Ivanhov's servant
as Old lady
Lola Morice
as Countess Antonini
as Jack
Lionel Guyett
as Vitek
Hilary Bamford
as Mrs. Page
as Head waiter
Eileen Murphy
as Counter assistant
as Anita
Barry Wilsher
as Young man
Katherine Parr
as Edith Durant
Michael Pemberton
as P.C. Bennett
Judith Smith
as Juliet
Muguette De Braie
as Mrs. Lipari
Michael Barlow
as Second passenger
Geoffrey Reed
as Andy
Paul Gillard
as Young man #2
David Evans
as Koskh
Thelma Falls-Hand
as Woman upstairs
Judith Harte
as Mrs. Bamburg
Ronnie Caryl
as Thomas Lindley
John Trigger
as Young man #1
Eddie King
as Fourth passenger
Sandra Downs
as Polly Burkin
Jennie Woodford
as Jenny
Hazel Brimley
as Alice
Jack Grieve
as Third passenger
Jerry Dane
as Second croupier
Bob Howay
as Tony
Robert Wallace
as Waiter
Lily Harold
as Dr. William Nelson's wife
Bill Hetterley
as PC Robinson
Gillian Hoyle
as Maryann
Susan Foster
as Joyce
Robert Anthony
as Joseph Brinicombe
Ralph Gruskin
as Michael Simon, Purser (segment "Two Blue Birds")
William Wymar
as Mungo
Kate Story
as Muriel Baggaley
Creslaw Crockolski
as Andreas Militiades
Barry Dixon
as Page
Colin Cunningham
as 1 episode, 1966
Kenneth Adams
as Oliver
Leonard Russell
as Man
as Doctor
Frank Dreycott
as Left husband
Mary Rennie
as Barlady
Nigel Bernard
as Thomas Bolton
Helen Aldcroft
as Jane Pinnegar
Paul Robert
as Barman
as Chambermaids
Lilian Redfern
as Old woman
Anne Hardcastle
as Millie Wrexhall (segment "Two Blue Birds")
Barbara Greenhalgh
as Nurse
James Prescott
as Officers
as Girl
Kate Flynn
as Chambermaids
Declan Cuffe
as Bolton's son-in-law
Frances Collins
as Barlady
Peter O'Toole
as Garry Essendine
Carol MacReady
as Sister Theresa
as Erica
Felicity Kendal
as Beth Gray
Suzanne Neve
as Shirley Ellis
as Philip
Penelope Keith
as Betty Brogan
as Daphne Stillington
Mary Peach
as Helene Bang
Malcolm Tierney
as Larry Meath
as Morris Dixon
Fiona Lewis
as Pamela Ford
Julian Holloway
as Thomas
Margaret John
as Doris Kerslake
Glynn Edwards
as Cyril Lester
as General Santos
Morag Hood
as Tricia Elliott
John Quarmby
as History master
Hilary Heath
as Anthea
Richard O'Callaghan
as Dando
Donal McCann
as Dennis Walsh
as Franz Muller
Ron Pember
as Corporal
Antonia Pemberton
as Woman
Michael Graham Cox
as Dave
Mary Wimbush
as Mrs. Carvel
Caroline Dowdeswell
as Mollie
Yolande Turner
as Joanna Lyppiatt
as Miss Erikson
Tim Preece
as Roland Maule
as Pauline Page
David Cargill
as Pte. Martinez
Bridget Armstrong
as Rita Foley
Georgina Simpson
as June Mason
Ivan Beavis
as Chief Officer Perky Parkin
Betty Driver
as Mrs. Bull
Maurice Good
as Patch Keegan
Roma Tomelty
as Sister Martha Kevin
John McLaren
as Joe
Paul Hardwick
as Cecil Boyle
Colin Rix
as Police sargeant
Dilys Watling
as Janet
as Cass Higginbottom
Patricia Lawrence
as Mrs. Wain
as Bugler
Josie Kidd
as The maid
Gillian Lewis
as Peter's wife
as Ed
Peter Craze
as Dolman
Gabrielle Daye
as Ada
Laurence Carter
as John Sedgewick
Wendy Varnals
as Margo Hendricks
Olive Mercer
as Lady in Supermarket
Michael Mundell
as George
James Belchamber
as Ticket collector
Bob Keegan
as The Father
Ros Drinkwater
as Wendy
as Mrs. Carson
as Soldier
Patricia Denys
as Mary Mumby
George Curtis
as Constable
Maggie Don
as Helen Hawkins
as Major Nogues
Ginni Barlow
as Maggie
Amelia Taylor
as Merle
Heinz Bernard
as Kavath
Andrew Lane
as 1 episode, 1967
Patrick Carter
as Lab assistant
as Messenger boy
Robert Davies
as Little Arthur
Sheila Gill
as Mary
Michael Hall
as Viktor
as Lieutenant Santamaria
David Hart
as Edward
Candida Fawsitt
as Girl
Sian Davies
as Patsy Mumby
Michael Scott
as Self - Introduction
as 1 episode, 1967
Terry Mills
as Police Constable
Richard Garcia
as Lieutenant Sanchez
Doreen Ubels
as Patient
James Luck
as Pte. Rodriguez
as Mrs. Ramsey
Luis Nicolau
as Pte. Padros
Lorna McIntyre
as Customer
Adrienne Frame
as Cortez
Trevor Cresswell
as Charlie
Julie Vertex
as Stripper
Peter Jacobou
as Pte. Zamora
Nellie Hanham
as Matron
as Maria
Darroll Richards
as The Commissionaire
Margaret Ives
as Miss Paget
Wendy Ascot
as 1 episode, 1967
Seraphim Nicola
as Cpl. Duarte
Jimmy Wilson
as Singer
Achilles Georgiou
as Gomez
Barry Kennington
as Det. Sgt. Badget
Bobbie Oswald
as Mary
Edith Hart
as Waitress
Ray Curtis
as Police Constable
as Sasha
John Alderton
as Azarius
as The bandit
Don Henderson
as Detective Smiley
Tony Adams
as Prince Damian
Donald Churchill
as Sam Nutkin
Danny La Rue
as Queen of Hearts
Ann Queensberry
as Shop assistant
Donna Reading
as Hilary
as Jane
Christine McKenna
as Sara
Ian Ireland
as The bandit
as Katie
Marcia Fox
as Sandra
Gerry Slevin
as Asmoday
Colette Gleeson
as Princess Miranda
as Raguel
Jenny Leyland
as Fairy good heart
Victor
as Toby
David Ellen
as Mr Mix
Alan Haynes
as Queen mother
Chris Harris
as Tobias
Polly Perkins
as Bit part
Released 27 Sep 1955
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