BBC2 Playhouse 1974

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BBC2 Playhouse was a British one-hour episode anthology television series produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation.

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Director
Bill Hays
Brian Parker
Don Taylor
Artists
Ralph G. Morse
as Edwin Tonsell
Gawn Grainger
as Henry
John Bluthal
as Dr. Einstein
Trevor Laird
as Albert
Eric Allan
as Acton
as Lily Drucker
Denholm Elliott
as Bernard
as Aaron Green
as Ben
Donald Pleasence
as Aaron
Barry Foster
as Bellamy
Lynn Farleigh
as Kate
Richard Pasco
as Eddie Marsh
Anthony Bate
as Alec Marriott
as Jennifer
Michael Elphick
as Charlie
Hannah Asprey
as Alice
Barbara Ferris
as Elizabeth
as Ann
as Middle-Class Woman
Norman Rodway
as Michael Stayman
as Miss Samson
Elizabeth Estensen
as Sylvie Clapper
as Dr. Mallam
Tony Caunter
as Harry Leech
as Mrs. Orpen
Nigel Bennett
as Mr. Ring
Margaret D'Arcy
as Sister O'Keefe
David Wilkinson
as Foreshaw, J.R.
Simon Coady
as Kenneth Drucker
Lex van Delden
as Dutch Painter
as Salesman
Frank Mills
as Beryl's dad
Alun Lewis
as Andrew
Jeffry Wickham
as Dr. Brock
as Elaine
Edward Peel
as PO 'Dusty' Miller
as Chauffeur
as Lady Wakefield
Paul Henley
as American soldier
as Mrs. Carstairs
as Isabella Ridout
Siân Phillips
as Janet Achurch
Anton Rodgers
as Gerald
Robert Hardy
as John Fothergill
Philip Jackson
as Clive
David Sibley
as Peter
Gillian Blake
as Louise Plum
Margaret Tyzack
as Daphne
Sara Kestelman
as Esther
Paul Copley
as Jim
James Grout
as Dr. Friendman
Judy Parfitt
as Anne Reeve
Paul Scofield
as Hugo Latymer
Bruce Lidington
as Felix
as Maclean
Janine Duvitski
as Diane Weaver
as Sally
Michael Kitchen
as Peter
as Anne
Will Knightley
as Harry
Sylvia Kay
as Holland Park
Geraldine James
as Hesther
Simon Cowell-Parker
as Graham
T.P. McKenna
as Digby
as John Gray
Sam Kelly
as Ralph Butcher
Kenneth MacDonald
as Albie Warren
Gillian Raine
as Katherine
Caroline Hutchison
as Hélène
as Celia
as Deirdre
Ursula Howells
as Mrs. Fielding
Diana Bishop
as Emily Troop
Tim Pigott-Smith
as Michael
Anna Cropper
as Babs
Stanley Lebor
as Juntress
as Arthur Symons
as Professor Lovsky
as Professor
Nell Brennan
as Amalia
Derek Martin
as Corp
as Matron
Max Hafler
as Daryl
Sandy Ratcliff
as Alice
Michael Sheard
as Police Inspector
Desmond Llewelyn
as Major Bill Whittall
as Frances Darwin
Felicity Dean
as Fran
Gerard Murphy
as Colum
Polly Hemingway
as Doctor
Kathryn Pogson
as Grace
George Pravda
as Inigo Schrub
as Fenton
David Bradley
as Barman
Diana Fairfax
as Gladys Kershaw
Christopher Fairbank
as Billy
as Anutchkin
as Porter
Christopher Guard
as Denis Browne
as Hugh Russell-Smith
Ingo Mogendorf
as Kellner
Olivier Pierre
as Angry Frenchman
Hilary Mason
as Kidderminster
Gabor Vernon
as Rabbi
Jerry Harte
as Arthur Weiner
James Warrior
as Mr. Wester
as Father
Jeremy Sinden
as Evelyn Waugh
as Jena Rosen
Ray Callaghan
as Cave
Joss Ackland
as Father
Hugh Latimer
as Mr. Jones
Ken Tracey
as Landlord
Christopher O'Connell
as Young Henry
Gary Watson
as Charles Charrington
Gerard Ryder
as Cousin Theodore
Lucie Thomas
as Young Elizabeth
Clem Davies
as Declan
as Grannie
John Franklyn-Robbins
as 1st Clubman
Christopher Coll
as Crayshaw
Ann Queensberry
as Iris Voluntary worker
David Troughton
as Andrews
as Man in pub
Patricia Gallimore
as Social Security Office
Roger Burnett
as Bobby de la Touche
as Mr. Bastable
Margaret Ford
as Daphne
Stephen Riddle
as PC Dunton
David Neal
as Aidallbery
as Mr. Maloney
Julia McCarthy
as Mrs. Drucker
Simon Jones
as Cecil Garfield
Hana Maria Pravda
as Mrs. Orvitski
Joe Ritchie
as Mr. Drucker
as Charlie Grayle
Yolande Palfrey
as Joanna
Brenda Fricker
as Dorothy
Helen Duvall
as Phyllis
Aaron Burchell
as Timus
Richard Steele
as Salesman
Rowland Davies
as Carstairs
as D'Arcy
Frederick Jaeger
as Douglas Smedley
as James
as Mother
Lee Montague
as Arthur
as Geraldine
as 'Burdie' Partridge
as Carla
Charles Keating
as Dr. Delane
as Kevin
Nula Conwell
as Stephanie
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Clare
as Beth
Peter-Hugo Daly
as Benny
David de Keyser
as Curtis-Bennett
Peter Newby
as Brian
as Mother
John Baker
as Mr. Baste
as Denis
Mike Grady
as Jimmy
John Kearney
as Darts Player
Monica Kendall
as Brynhild
Jim Wiggins
as Pub customer
James Duggan
as Bernard
as Saunders
Jonathan Pryce
as Playleader
as Tom
Michael Bryant
as Sam McInstrey
Peter Barkworth
as Lawrence
Hugh Burden
as Hastings
Myvanwy Jenn
as Margaret
Willie Jonah
as Boysie
David Threlfall
as George Hunn
Nicholas Le Prevost
as Peter Molyneux
as Leo Villa
Brian Cox
as Dalhousie
Eleanor Bron
as Miss Schwarz
Phil Davis
as Dick
as Colin Brent
John Bennett
as Liftchick
Keith Barron
as Peter Rudolf
Peggy Ashcroft
as Frau Messner
Colin Jeavons
as The composer
Robert Gillespie
as Alec
Pat Heywood
as Joan
Helen Fraser
as Lou Parker
Veronica Roberts
as Chrissie
as Mary Plum
Dickie Arnold
as Glaxo Smith
Michael Thomas
as Michael Jennings
Helen Mirren
as Mrs. Reinhardt
Lesley-Anne Down
as Unity Mitford
Peter Vaughan
as Mr. Hugh Peter
as Gerald
as Rose Marriott
as Councillor Podkolyossin
Anna Calder-Marshall
as The Woman
Maurice Roëves
as Adolf Hitler
as Bernard Flood
as Phyllida
Elsie Randolph
as Emmy
as Neville Morris
as Canon Moran
Deborah Kerr
as Carlotta Gray
as Ginette
Benjamin Whitrow
as George
as Nancy
Eric Porter
as Petersham
Jacqueline Tong
as Valerie
Victoria Fairbrother
as Maud Pierce
Maurice O'Connell
as Jake
Gary Shail
as Terry
John Dicks
as Aubrey Beardsley
Penelope Nice
as Tina
Hugh Griffith
as Dr. Walden
Oskar Homolka
as Father
Tony Haygarth
as Art Riley
Megs Jenkins
as Eileen Gray
as Emrys
Norman Rossington
as Dave Smith
as Henry Ridout
as Beth
David Waller
as Dad
Vikki Richards
as Gloria
Paul Aston
as Pete
as Florence Farr
Rachel Kempson
as Mrs. Brooke
as Penny
Stephanie Turner
as Sister
Lesley Manville
as Mandy
Charles Dance
as Siegfried Sassoon
as Warburton
Ann Bell
as Lucy Stayman
Al Matthews
as Oxford St. John
as Frank
Stephen Moore
as Travis
Barbara Kellerman
as Isobel Dodgson
Ray Burdis
as Kevin
as David
Harold Berens
as Stone
Irene Prador
as Café owner
Mervyn Watson
as Charlie
Mandy McIlwaine
as Marie
Philip Sully
as Martin
Michael Fox
as Alan
Judi Dench
as Sister Scarli
as Eva Baum
Ralph Bates
as Mr. Reinhardt
as John Lilburne
as Jack
Peter Blake
as Registrar
Siobhan McKenna
as Bridget Hitler
Noel Dyson
as Mrs. Fly
Lesley Clare O'Neill
as Doreen
Stephen Bill
as Corporal Mumford
as Sidney Radcliffe
Judy Cornwell
as Hilary
as Marcia
as Mabel
Patrick Troughton
as William Pierce
Pauline Jameson
as Jennifer
as Gregory
Coral Atkins
as Eileen
Bob Sherman
as Tom Beauchurch
Eamon Boland
as Michael Edward Ross
Julie Covington
as Barbara
as Ebangu
Karen Craig
as Pam
Miriam Karlin
as Friedel
Peter Sallis
as Major Venables
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Mr. Smythe
Philip Madoc
as Ted
John Wells
as Porton
Gerry Cowper
as Alison Fisher
Colin Campbell
as Straker
as Robina Oliver
as Tom
Sam Dale
as Alan
as Bates
Brian McGrath
as Bernard Shaw
Steven Grives
as Skipper
as Foster
as Sybil Thorne
Bill Nighy
as Bruno
Brenda Blethyn
as Gloria
Warren Clarke
as Alan
Daniel Gerroll
as Peter
Granville Saxton
as Vincent
Judy Campbell
as Mamma
as Lucas
Ralph Arliss
as Patrick
Wendy Raebeck
as Lorraine
Joseph Blatchley
as Paul
Terence Budd
as Brian
Helena Breck
as Tina
as Damson
Jack Lynn
as Rabbi
Edward Byrne
as Priest
Steve Williams
as Britvic
Julian Glover
as Interviewer
Clare Higgins
as Annie MacFarlane
as The American
John Moulder-Brown
as Desmond
Fulton Mackay
as Austin Miller
as Mother
John Carson
as Neilson
Annie Leon
as Mrs. Brodie
Mark Aspinall
as Private Tope
Nat Jackley
as Micky
Robert Hamilton
as Harold
Malcolm Ingram
as Weeton
as Leonard Smithers
as Maud Caragnani
Cherie Lunghi
as Emily
as Julia
Pauline Yates
as Ann
as Enid
Norman Beaton
as Trevor All
Wolfe Morris
as Sidney Moss
Alan MacNaughtan
as Mr. Frederick Moore
Christine Hargreaves
as Fran
Pierre Santini
as Claude Morin
as Eunice
Nicola Davies
as Dawn
Hilary Dawson
as Clara Pierce
Bruce Myers
as Max
Frank Middlemass
as Mr. Acland
Anthony Nicholls
as Sir John Fowler
as Alun
Rosemary Leach
as Irene
Terrence Hardiman
as Raymond
Johnny Briggs
as Brian
Clifford Rose
as Mr. Fisher
John Fortune
as Dick Thomson
Steve Fletcher
as Tony
Estelle Kohler
as Mary Stannage
Frederick Bennett
as Mr. Palamountain
Timothy Spall
as Shorty
as Ka Cox
Petra Davies
as Jean Sayle
Phoebe Nicholls
as Geraldine
as Heather
Aubrey Morris
as Tom Owen
Frederick Treves
as Mr. Menant
Richard Leech
as Father Carrow
Sarah Neville
as Janet
Elizabeth Bell
as Ella
Susan Kodicek
as Rita Taubman
Trevor Thomas
as Henry Pierce
John Barrett
as George
Alan Rowe
as Guy
as Reporter
as Leonora Plum
Alan Parnaby
as Tim
Bill Gavin
as Dr. Halliday
Judy Riley
as Joyce
Margaret Heery
as Minna
Pippa Sparkes
as Carrie
Declan McBrien
as Mingo
Julie Walters
as Mrs. Morgan
Stephanie Cole
as Gladys Flood
John Savident
as Dunswick
Shelagh McLeod
as Cora
Patrick Newell
as Pemberton
Annette Ekblom
as Annie
Richard Bebb
as Stanmore
Sarah Berger
as Di Di Slingsby
Avis Bunnage
as Mrs. Thompson
Jean Rougerie
as Hotel Owner
Pearl Hackney
as Win
Thom Delaney
as Slattery
Amanda Wissler
as Daughter
Daniel Day-Lewis
as Alex
Paul Freeman
as Max
Nicholas Farrell
as Simon
Nicky Henson
as Tosh
Roger Hammond
as Opera House manager
David Collings
as Alan
Patience Collier
as Gran
Toby Robins
as Anna-Mary Conklin
Lala Lloyd
as Mrs. Cooper
Victoria Burton
as Judith
Katherine Kath
as Maman
as Hilde
as Linda
Debbie Wheeler
as Tina Cox
Natalie Caron
as Patron's daughter
Otto Diamant
as Paul
Thomas Ellice
as Ken
Betty Baskcomb
as Mrs. Rachels
Charles Bolton
as Harry
as Sherborne
as Mrs. Livingston
Artro Morris
as Evan
as Caradoc Hobbes
Richard Butler
as Mr. Harris
Keith Ashton
as Saunders
Liza Hayden
as Margaret Ann
Pauline Delaney
as Jenny Patterson
Jenny Agutter
as Miss P. Jackson
Lucy Gutteridge
as Cathleen Nesbitt
Robert Eddison
as Dr. Still
Osmund Bullock
as Bredding
Lucinda Bateson
as Katie Thorne
Liam Neeson
as Blacksmith
Lindsay Duncan
as Christine Butcher
as Squirrel
Martin Benson
as Schrayer
Peter Arne
as Art Gallery Manager
Martin Friend
as Bertrand Russell
as Isaac
Sheila Manahan
as Sister Marie-Thérèse
as Eric
Andrew Lodge
as Karl Rosen
Shelley Crowhurst
as Francesca Fielding
Suzanne Smith
as Faustina
Bruce Boa
as Charlie Oakhampton
Dandy Nichols
as Nanny
Charles McKeown
as Mr. Morgan
Stratford Johns
as Mr. Omelet
as Alastair
Barbara Thorn
as Nurse
Margaret Whiting
as Sister Marvin
Fred Pearson
as Thorpe
Nancy Nevinson
as Hotel Owner's Wife
Clare Byam-Shaw
as Petra Plowright
Rosamund Greenwood
as Meg
as Emma
John Gillett
as Battersea
Jean Heard
as Janis
Hywel Williams-Ellis
as Child brother
as Patron's son
Sandor Elès
as Raffalovich
Bill Wallis
as Projectionist
Mary Wimbush
as Polly
James Marcus
as Frank
Derek Smith
as Mr. Kemp
Nicholas McArdle
as Eric
Eric Mason
as Dumpy
as Teenage girl
as Lois
as Young mother
Mark Malicz
as Avrom
as Frau Schuldiener
Roy Boyd
as Janus
Clifford Kershaw
as Mr. Rachels
Sarah Douglas
as Miss Radson
George Coulouris
as Hans Daedalus
Brendan Price
as Phil
as Snaithe
as Isobel
Shirley Cain
as Mrs. Nevinson
Peggy Aitchison
as Mrs. Barr
Alex Marshall
as Mrs. Gillespie
Margaret Anderson
as Charlotte Payne-Townshend
David Dixon
as Dudley Ward
John Normington
as Michael Bland
Jonathan Caplan
as John Sayle
Kevin Whately
as Bob Smith
as Kerwin's follower
Aubrey Woods
as Vivian
as Arthur Ellis
Tracey Childs
as Henrietta
as Kugelmann
Kenneth Nelson
as American Newsman
Shirley Cheriton
as Helen Taylor
Anne Raitt
as Sarah
Doreen Hepburn
as Letty
as Barbara
Melinda Clancy
as Caroline Fielding
Louis Sheldon
as Dietrich
William Boyde
as Evan Morgan
Kathleen Helme
as Ward sister
Philip Martin Brown
as Miles
Sherrie Hewson
as Marjorie Garfield
John Bird
as H.G. Wells
as Geoffrey Wysdom
Tricia George
as Daphne
Emma Relph
as Julia Owen Phillimore
Peter Attard
as George Flood
as Val
Jessica Spencer
as Iris
Luke Kelly
as Thomas
Madelon Violla
as Dark Waitress
as Neil
Ann Way
as Gregoria Windy
David Gwillim
as Bennett
John Bindon
as Magger
Carmen Munroe
as Camellia
as Laurence
Christopher Driscoll
as Policeman
as Farmworker
Joel D'Arcy
as Young James
Milo Sperber
as Dov Ben Sev
Tim Preece
as Terry
Maryann Turner
as Mrs. Janus
Edward Hammond
as Tom
Jane Hayden
as Miss Furniss
Rayner Bourton
as The Devil
Eve Mortimer
as Madge Baxter
Hazel Bainbridge
as Miss. Gibson
Beatrix Mackey
as Mrs. Beckett
Ronald Russell
as Mr. Addicott
Brendan Barry
as Sam Luxton
Heinz
as Gordon
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Eugene
as R.D. Jackson
as Dean Inge
as Paul
Maria Harper
as Italian maid
Robert Swales
as Bruce
Madeleine Cannon
as Sara
Stephen Murray
as Richard
Paul Antrim
as Father
John Sterland
as Mr. Reddington
Steve Ubels
as Music student
Helen Cooper
as Nelleke
Philip Martin
as Narrator
Nigel Pratt
as Steve Taylor
as Harold Owen
as Hans
Leslie Lalor
as Nurse
as Crusty Old Party
Eugene Lipinski
as Max Leutgeb
Natalie Forbes
as Jennifer
Jane Galloway
as Nurse
Karen Archer
as Nurse
Gwen Nelson
as Becky
Ray Hassett
as Priest
Frank Duncan
as 1 episode, 1981
Kate Ingram
as Blond Waitress
Patrick Bailey
as Bron
Janine Tidman
as Katie
Peter Biddle
as Stepan
Imelda Staunton
as Mary Price
as Grimmet
Dave Atkins
as John
Matthew Scurfield
as Lugs
Norman Chappell
as Ambulance man
Jennifer Piercey
as Giselle
Richard Ireson
as Stoppo
Patrick Hannaway
as Sergeant Barry
as Patron's wife
Charlie Caine
as Noah
Emma Whitlock
as Young Judith
Janet Brandes
as Landlady
Carl Duering
as Mr. Tile
Rosalind McCabe
as Niki
Nick Berry
as Carter
Elizabeth Rees
as Miss Smith
as Mr. Gee
John Quarmby
as Keeper at Museum
Edwin Brown
as Farmer
John Atkinson
as Perry
Mike Hayward
as Gareth
John Roden
as Colonel Erinson
Roger Bizley
as Waring Torvald
as The Hon C. St J. Denton
as Buzz
as Donald
Sylvester McCoy
as Kerwin
Brigit Forsyth
as Mrs. Lips
as Mrs. Howard
Roger Brierley
as Man
Peter Birrel
as Dora
as Mrs. Reddington
Tony Sibbald
as American sergeant
Alec Sabin
as Wyroslawski
as Constance
John Dolan
as Small Man in Mac
as Doctor
Iris Everson
as The Duchess
as Sylvia
as Orderly
Charles Kay
as King
Jane Freeman
as Aunt Arina
Lucy Aston
as Girl in Red
Jane Gurnett
as Rose
Aimée Delamain
as Rose
David Ashford
as Ulick Brand
Richard Denning
as Tony Albertini
Doyne Byrd
as John
Stephen Rayne
as Perry
Justin Kielty
as Young Gerald
Linden MacIntyre
as Anne
Charles Durning
as McMahon
P.H. Moriarty
as Taylor
Mark Tandy
as Yeats
Dicken Ashworth
as Tonka
as Corporal O'Keefe
Brenda Cavendish
as Marie
Roger Walker
as Ambulance man
Susan Jeffrey
as Receptionist
Carolyn Heywood
as Sylvie
Val Clover
as Kathy
Christopher Muncke
as Dr. Linder
John Westbrook
as Voice of Charon One
Ronald Mayer
as Mr. Swayles
Billy Bryan
as Hywel
Lindsay Ingram
as Portia
as Mrs. Brown
Rod Beacham
as Sergeant Riley
Peter Spraggon
as Publican
as Old Tom
as Master
Christopher Good
as Fenton
Paul Gregory
as Leslie
Spencer Banks
as Denford
Jim Broadbent
as Stewart
Douglas Reith
as Fitzgeorge
as Henry Wild
Chris Jagger
as Henry
as Laura
Robert James
as Mr. Argent
John Barcroft
as Barbara
Gillian McCutcheon
as Woman
Roger Booth
as Major Deans
as Chinese-American soldier
Jimmy Reddington
as Raymond
Will Leighton
as Priest
Nicholas Kamenos
as Mr. Kyriakoulis
Ronan Downey
as Danny MacErlane
Christopher Frederick
as German Guard
as Jenny
Nigel Havers
as Philip Colindale
Zelah Clarke
as Jane
John Telfer
as Andrew
William Fox
as Consultant
Michael Harbour
as John
Betty Hardy
as Woman in park
Kevin Elyot
as Sergio
Ann Coombs
as Dunyashka
Ena Cabayo
as Nurse
Anthony Gardner
as Surveyor
Barbara Laurenson
as Cynthia Fearnley
Liza Flanagan
as Una
Ivan Steward
as Orderly
Alan Ford
as Leaded Billy
as Max Beerbohm
Frank Williams
as Angry Major
as 1st Presser
Paul Seed
as TV director
Rick Lieberman
as Thesing
Simon Sutton
as Brendan
Duncan Faber
as Shorty
David Vann
as Unemployment Office
as Rabbi
as Dave
as Vanessa Reeve
as Mr. Smith
Ellis Jones
as Miner
Elizabeth Choice
as Woman at Seance
Alan Hay
as Dr. Percival
Billy Colvill
as Collins
Florilyn Waddell
as Old Woman
Lucy Taylor
as Nora Charrington
David Quilter
as Brian Lewis
as Kevin's mum
Eileen Page
as Mrs. Argent
Mark Rogers
as German soldier
Lynne Carol
as Mrs. Russell
Kristine Howarth
as Susan Owen
Adam Richardson
as Robert
Thalia Kouri
as Mrs. Kyriakoulis
Raymond Westwell
as Len Bargate
as German Guard
Christopher Ryan
as Tony
Tim Wylton
as Photographer
as Adult brother
Bill Dean
as Painter
Eileen Fletcher
as Ivy
Roger Llewellyn
as Alan Battersea
as Carley
Iain Armstrong
as Robert
Marilyn Gordon
as Sophie
Philip Fox
as Padre
as Mrs. Williams
Desmond Adams
as 2nd Presser
as Alice Smithers
Joe Jamrog
as First waiter
Nigel English
as Nigel
Anna Korwin
as Sarah
David Janson
as Alan
Hazel Cave
as Nurse
Cyril Cusack
as Adler
Vilma Hollingbery
as Mrs. Smith
Elisa Tomlinson
as Sian
Bunny May
as Sarge
as Lord Wakefield
Chuck Julian
as Quinton C.C.
Alice Krige
as Emily
J.G. Devlin
as Tam
as Borrett
Andrew Downie
as Drummond
as Colonel
Alick Hayes
as Mr. Russell
Terry Gurry
as Belgian Guard
Peter Hughes
as 2nd Clubman
Brian Jackson
as Governor
as Imogen Brand
Michael Logan
as Dr. Powell
as Herr Deutlemoser
Mandy Cuthbert
as Haematologist
Brigid Mackay
as Mrs. Davis
Marek Kurpiel
as Cousin Harry
Stephen Wale
as Mario
as Painter
as Lenny
Leslie Grantham
as Bookie
Doña Croll
as Carmen
David Lyon
as Machinist
as Second waiter
Dennis Edwards
as Doctor
as French Cafe Proprietor
Nancy Gower
as Social Security Office
Marian Porter
as Sarah's daughter
Oliver Maguire
as Rooney
Super Bad
as Harmon's uncle
Paul Cooper
as Darts Player
David Woodcock
as Mr. Green
Gonzague De Fontaubert
as Pierre
as Younger A.L.P.
Robert Burbage
as Bill
Barrie Cookson
as Mr. Mattison
Edward Duke
as Reginald Pole
as Weekes
Kenneth Midwood
as Hawker
as First removal man
Baron Casanov
as Fat Man
Alexander John
as Psychiatrist
Ivor Roberts
as Schoolmaster
as Orderly
Maurice Thorogood
as Mysterious stranger
as Georgie
Marjorie Hogan
as Mrs. O'Neill
Hilary Michel
as Waitress
Jarlath Conroy
as Third waiter
Gwen Ffrangcon Davies
as Reverend Mother
Jimmy Winston
as Flash man
Martin Murphy
as Machinist
John Breck
as Roy
as Darts Player
Eileen Brady
as Woman in Bookshop
as Mr. Craig
Debbie Farrington
as Noel Olivier
Peter Quince
as Orderly
Graham Wyles
as Robert Grosvenor
Suzanne Fleuret
as Theresa
Lyndam Gregory
as Peter's flat-mate
as Dr. Rivers
as Belgian Youth
Dominic Ford
as Digby
Ciaran Downs
as Second removal man
Sharon Duce
as Bridget
John Rolfe
as Teacher
as Kitty
Michael Burlington
as Camden
Edward Lyon
as Surgeon
Adrienne Byrne
as Anne
Christine Russell
as Mrs. Poindexter
Shelagh Gallwey
as Pianist
Jeff Bridges
as Michael Loomis
Jonathan Leighton-Clarke
as Ed
Oscar O'Lochlainn
as Alex as a Boy
as Medium
Marguerite Young
as Woman in British Museum
Stephanie Patterson
as Harmon's tart
Pearl Ann Turner
as Helen
William Marshall
as Child
Peter Cartwright
as Adjutant
Neville Barber
as Chairman of Labour meeting
Richard Merson
as Porter
Adam Ford
as Lucius
David Ross
as Stationmaster
as Hilary Martin
as Hampstead
Christian Burgess
as Resident
Ceri Jackson
as Phyllis
Rollo
as Young Henry
Nigel Nevinson
as Inside Man cameraman
Margot Field
as Matron
Carol Kane
as Frances Loomis
Clinton Greyn
as Michael Kaye
David O'Connor
as Jerry as a Boy
Anne Beverley
as Debbie
Patrick Field
as Youth
John Sarbutt
as Darts Player
Margaret Leonard
as Gloria's friend
Richard Clifford
as New grunt
Arthur Mitchell
as Child
as Arthur
Terence Alexander
as Sir Arnold Latimer
Robert Hickson
as Doctor
Len Howe
as 1st Farmer
Elisabeth Croft
as Neighbour
David Hirst
as Inside Man assistant cameraman
Peter Donovan
as Soldier
Lilian Rostkowska
as Female clerk
Jackie Smith-Wood
as Celia
Hugh Morton
as Colonel of the medical board
Annabelle Hampson
as Maid
Sean Barry-Weske
as Steward
Abigail Cruttenden
as Young Elizabeth
Kathleen Byron
as Daphne Martin
Gerard Kelly
as PC Honsley
Terence Conoley
as Inside Man sound recordist
Julia Chambers
as Elizabeth Peter
Arthur Whybrow
as Man in yard
Alan Haines
as 2nd Farmer
as Soldier
Karen Crewe
as Joan
Pamela Moiseiwitsch
as Ivey
Patricia Harris
as Maid
Geoffrey Collins
as Dr. Kain
Hans Meyer
as Janos Almasy
George Malpas
as Railway porter
Malcolm Gerard
as Stallholder
Melanie Hughes
as Nurse
as Soldier
Lucy Gilchrist
as Jean
Sarah Raybould
as Maid
Anthony Higginson
as Captain
Brigitte Kahn
as Marie Almasy
Neville Tough
as Soldier
as British officer
as Jelks
Lisa Schuster
as Maid
Charles Grant
as Ormond
Ernst Jacobi
as Adolf Hitler
Nora Connolly
as Mary Tracy
Joan Paton
as Mrs. Delve
Kate Binchy
as Jerry's Mother
as Reid Railton
Ian Masters
as Charles
Marjorie Bland
as Hermione Baddeley
Martin Burns
as Fiddler
Elizabeth Millbank
as Nurse
Arthur Bostrom
as David Tennant
Gertan Klauber
as Streicher
William Hootkins
as Mr. Bowles
Gordon Christie
as Recruiting sergeant
Sheila Allen
as Lady Redesdale
Garrick Hagon
as Commentator
as Sergeant priest
Allan Cuthbertson
as Lord Redesdale
Ian Marter
as Daphne's husband
Eliza Buckingham
as Titled Lady
Bernie Austin
as Motorcyclist
Trevor Cooper
as Treacher
Philip Newman
as Orpen's brother
Marc Gebhard
as Station Porter
Jack McKenzie
as Movietone cameraman
Lynne Ross
as Debutante
Fernand Monast
as Hitler's Valet
Jayne Rosamund
as Young Joanna
Margaret Heald
as Shop girl
Martin Fisk
as Policeman
Colin Rix
as First Reporter
Bridget Ashburn
as 1st Governess
Elizabeth Ashley
as Medium
Jim Barclay
as Patient
as 2nd Governess
Stephen Finlay
as Samuel
Shane Rimmer
as Ambassador Bingham
Judith Morse
as Mrs. Bingham
Pauline Devaney
as Mrs. Beaumont
Joseph Charles
as Jesse Owens
Daphne Oxenford
as Invalid Lady
Peter Barnes
as Mr. Clark
Una Brandon-Jones
as Waitress
Arthur Blake
as Policeman
Allan Surtees
as Mr. Greeves
as Joan Villa
John Kani
as Buntu
as Sizwe Bansi
Rosalyn Landor
as Fay
Jan Francis
as Judy
Dave Hill
as Elgin
Tony Doyle
as Snooker player
Peter Cellier
as Claude
Andrea Allan
as Sue Gray
Susan Engel
as Ambassador's wife
Sheila Fearn
as Maggie
David Garfield
as Sorrel
as Ambassador
John Bardon
as Chauffeur
as Consultant
Anne Carroll
as Alison
as Barton
Charles Pemberton
as Chauffeur
Tony London
as Patrick
as Housekeeper
Martin Matthews
as George
Annie Hayes
as Julie
Sally Watts
as Chrissie
Basil Lord
as Model enthusiast
as Lucia
Reggae Ranjha
as Indian Boy
Sally Williams
as Mary
Stormont Murray
as Elgin's Child
Gurmit Sidhe
as Indian girl
Modesta Ramos
as Child
Harriet Murray
as Elgin's Child
Shefri Bayram
as John
Mayank Patel
as Boy in staff room
as Indian Girl
Malena Brenes
as Child
Francisco Foncea
as Child
Ann Roberts
as Linda's friend
Guillermo Beltrán
as First Secretary
Maria Jose Navarro
as Child
Ian McKellen
as Alexander
Ben Kingsley
as Ivanov
Edward Hibbert
as Grunt
as Colonel
Matthew Marsh
as 1 episode, 1979
Peter Chelsom
as Grunt
Frank Windsor
as Doctor
Paul Sherman
as 1 episode, 1979
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
as Themselves
Peter Benedict
as Grunt
as 1 episode, 1979
James Harris
as Sacha
Wyn McLeod
as Mrs. Elay
Martin Garfield
as Grunt
as Julie
John Ringham
as Paul Bennett
as Hodge
Matthew Guinness
as Martin
Ray Charleson
as American soldier
as Dr. Conway
Anny Tobin
as Jenny
Will Stampe
as Kleinwark
Steven Crossley
as American soldier
Peter Clay
as Neil
Rob Edwards
as Malcolm
Craig McFarlane
as Damien
Phil Rowlands
as Ben
William Maxwell
as Mike
Jason Kemp
as Piers
James Murray
as American soldier
Simon Cutter
as American Soldier
as Storer
as Chaperone
Sean Munn
as Boy on school bus
Gerramy Quarto
as American Soldier
Paul Easom
as Alan
Sally Lewis
as Chaperone
Anthony Head
as Chief Hook
Michael Hordern
as Patient
as Baz
Pete Lee-Wilson
as Mike
Denis Lill
as Alois Hitler
David Daker
as Alf
as Surg. Lt. Commander
Mark Wingett
as Johnny
Peter Martin
as Fred
Tim Woodward
as William Patrick
as Col Marriott
Michael Angelis
as Frankie
Chloe Franks
as Laura Fielding
Peter Eyre
as Ronald Taylor
Nick Reding
as Giles Patterson
as John Healey
as Hammer
Hugh Dickson
as Wing Commander
Keith Jayne
as Ned Whateley
David John
as Cleaver
Paul Butterworth
as Toff
as Atack
Simon Harrison
as Smitty
Nina Zuckerman
as Geli
John Lee
as Jim
as Stormtrooper
Ashley Barker
as Kev
Arthur Nightingale
as Drummer
Patti Nicholls
as Sheila
Mark Botham
as 'Tiny' Wild
Ian Bleasdale
as Sandy Williams
Nicola Blackman
as Make-up girl
as Harold
as 'Tug' Wilson
Lizzie Mickery
as BBC reporter
Chris Jenkinson
as PO 'Buck' Taylor
Diana Davies
as Beryl's mum
Mary Maddox
as Suze
Howard Crossley
as Jacko
Michael Goldie
as Lt. 'Bogey' Knight
as Floor manager
Ian Michie
as Charlie
Vincent Hall
as Young Patrick
Tim Charrington
as Russian Soldier
Alan Chuntz
as Shultz
Shevaun Briars
as Young Bridget
Alan Hulse
as Mr. Donaldson
Sarah Prince
as Jess Marriott
Julian Ronnie
as Griffen
Jamie Roberts
as Pike
Stephen Novak
as Pianist
as Leo
Vicki Luke
as Interviewer
as Housekeeper
as Brooks
Joyce Kennedy
as Audrey
Alan Haywood
as General
as Alf
Jackie Shinn
as Mr. Soberman
John Cunningham
as Lt. Robert Pike
Sarah Kenyon
as Beryl
Renee Goddard
as Angela
Edward McCarthy
as Jim's son
Philip DaCosta
as Adams
Joseph McCarthy
as Jim's son
Jonathan Wilmott
as Julian Patterson
Brenda Castle
as Joyce
James McCarthy
as Jim's son
Steve Barratt
as Vera
Suzanne Kaye
as Mary
Steve Collins
as Ted
Al Gillyon
as Charlie
as Chief E.R.A. 'Polly' Pollock
Joanne Griffiths
as Julie
Lorri Lee
as Lola
Ian McElhinney
as Mousey
as Richard
Tony Rohr
as Stan McVay
Rosemary Martin
as Betty
Christine Kavanagh
as 1 episode, 1982
as Karen Barnes
Barbara Miller
as 1 episode, 1982
Alec Bregonzi
as 1 episode, 1982
Walter McMonagle
as Charlie
Ray Marioni
as 1 episode, 1982
Marilyn Le Conte
as 1 episode, 1982
as Denis Barnes
as 1 episode, 1982
Fay Howard
as Geraldine McVay
Terry Pearson
as Pub Customer
Jill Goldston
as Nurse at Old Folks' Home
Clark Stephens
as School Boy
as Mrs. Thompson (scene cut)
Released 13 Mar 1974
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