Thirty-Minute Theatre 1965

Crime Drama

Anthology drama series of short plays shown on BBC Television.

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  • UK: Thirty-Minute Theatre Thirty-Minute Theatre
  • JP: サーティ・ミニッツ・シアター サーティ・ミニッツ・シアター
  • UA: Thirty-Minute Theatre Thirty-Minute Theatre
Directeur
Gilchrist Calder
Geoffrey Nethercott
Artistes
Robin Chadwick
as P.C. White
as Andrew Pelham
Helen Lindsay
as Joanna Pelham
Paul Moriarty
as Chris Pelham
Deborah Lavin
as Hilary Pelham
as Andrew Bell, the Home Secretary
Bryan Pringle
as Bill
Tenniel Evans
as Alan
David Langton
as Teddy Maskell
as Inspector Waugh
Charles Gray
as Inspector Waugh
Richard Pearson
as Cloon
Lyndon Brook
as Adrian Phillips
Lee Montague
as Lenin
Moray Watson
as Bruce Johnson
John Moore
as Grandad
Ewan Hooper
as Mr. Figgins
Amanda Barrie
as Janet
Alethea Charlton
as Cynthia Holmes
Kenneth Colley
as Adolf Hitler
Donald Burton
as John Rook
as Bert Elliot
John Collin
as Macallus
Keith Barron
as Jim Lord
John Castle
as Benito Mussolini
John Carlisle
as Bramwell Booth
Leonard Rossiter
as Andrew
Malcolm Reynolds
as 1st Student
Nigel Davenport
as Major Bartholomew
Stephanie Bidmead
as Alice
Petra Markham
as Girlie
Geoffrey Matthews
as Major Hoskins
Bridget Armstrong
as Alice
John Carlin
as Agostino Pirelli
Colin Blakely
as Morgan
Derek Newark
as Bert Gregson
as Ephraim
Brenda Bruce
as Avis Abdey
Martin Jarvis
as Chris
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Mr. Cain
Barrie Ingham
as Boy
Peter Barkworth
as Eric
Hugh Burden
as Edwin
as Albert Lawless
David Collings
as Cyril
Oliver MacGreevy
as Landlord
Terence Brady
as Cope
as Linda
William Franklyn
as Roy Haines
Michael Standing
as Frank
Barbara Lott
as Aunt Ada
Norman Rossington
as Connor
Andre Van Gyseghem
as Bielsky
Calvin Lockhart
as Johnny
Geraldine Moffat
as Monica Lord
Clifton Jones
as Joseph Kitendo
Hilary Mason
as Lilian Lovell
Julian Glover
as Ron
Glynn Edwards
as George Blackwell
Noel Johnson
as Greek sailor
as Frankie Three
Patrick Magee
as Krapp
Dennis Chinnery
as Harry
as Bob
as Alexander Rosticoff
Donald Pleasence
as J.G.
Avis Bunnage
as Rebecca Jarrett
Marius Goring
as Mr. Ponge
Iain Cuthbertson
as William Stead
Rachel Kempson
as Caroline
Willie Jonah
as Biafran Corporal
Dandy Nichols
as Nancy Broughton
as Dr. Ivor Maitland
Ann Way
as Cleaner
Bernard Finch
as Faustino Perez
Marty Cruikshank
as Secretary
Tim Wylton
as Roger
Robert Lee
as Kim Lam Tut
Colin Rix
as Bouncer
Billy Milton
as Majordomo Cuno
Bob Monkhouse
as Jerry Janus
Dudley Foster
as Frank
George Cole
as Caramel
as Fred Spears
John Carson
as Mullard
Bernard Horsfall
as Fidel Castro
Beatrix Lehmann
as Frieda
James Culliford
as Bob
as Denise Blundell
Peter Dyneley
as Juan Braga
as Father
Michael Trubshawe
as Major-General McAllister
Del Henney
as Joe
as Carla Hudson
Rosemary Leach
as Iris Purvis
Patrick Troughton
as Justley
Neil McCallum
as Donald
as Charlie Harper
Nerys Hughes
as Mavis Walters
Ray Brooks
as Ron Baxter
Sheila Hancock
as Cynthia
Michael Brennan
as Fred Giley
Geoffrey Hughes
as Chuck
as Jim
as Guy Norton
as Freddie Field
Ernest Clark
as Brigadier Glover
Noel Dyson
as Mrs. Proctor
as Kieron
as Boss
Jack Woolgar
as Martin
John Le Mesurier
as Brian Turner
Margaret Denyer
as Elsa
as Barbara
as Aunt Enid
as Betty Haines
Richard O'Sullivan
as Lieutenant Halliday
Rudolph Walker
as Benjamin Kingara
Robert Powell
as Malcolm
John Garrie
as Daniel de la Souza
Clive Revill
as Roy Blundell
John Lyons
as Jericho
Victor Henry
as Rev. Gordon Webster
as Arthur
Charles Lamb
as Arnold
Ken Jones
as Freddie
David Bauer
as Carlton Fletcher
Anthony Gardner
as Lieutenant Alleyne
as Mr. Runca
Michael Elwyn
as Captain Swire
Christopher Chittell
as Paul
Norman Mitchell
as Guard
Sheila Manahan
as Gran
Edward Cast
as Sergeant Baker
Don Hawkins
as Boy
Jimmy Gardner
as Elderly Sam
as Arthur
Anthony Sagar
as Fred
as Matt
Donal Donnelly
as Frank
Brian Wilde
as Mr. Shater
Daphne Anderson
as Dot Robbins
John Alderton
as Geoffrey Bell
Elizabeth Bell
as Dr. Mary Ivens
as Bianca
Ann Mitchell
as Elaine Garden
Sheila Grant
as Judy
Claire Nielson
as Agneta
Aubrey Richards
as Bert Carpenter
Bruce Bould
as McNiece
as Jury foreman
as Corkie
Rosamund Greenwood
as Miss Pryor
Michael Aldridge
as Henry Shoreham
Robert James
as Ellis
Eileen Colgan
as Miss Baggot
as Charles Russell QC
John Dearth
as Bill
as Jack
Madge Ryan
as Janet Harford
George Murcell
as Abashidze
Kevin McHugh
as Harry Thunder
Derek Francis
as Mr. Henge
Timothy Bateson
as Big Ted
Tessa Wyatt
as Felicity
Stephen Murray
as Captain Redfern
Jennifer Clulow
as Rosemary Taylor
Michael Goodliffe
as Sir Michael Decuman
Maureen Pryor
as Helen's mother
Trevor Bannister
as Basil
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Carpenter
Frances Cuka
as Ellie
Betty Marsden
as Ida Carey
Lewis Wilson
as Fred
Elizabeth Begley
as Missus
as Alan
Diana Coupland
as Doris Spears
as Megan Pritchard
Harry Locke
as Arthur
Mary Chester
as Maid
Neville Smith
as George
Nancie Jackson
as Madge Ingram
Emmett Hennessy
as Guitarist
as Sally Dix
Dennis Waterman
as 'Jankers' Yates
John Standing
as Henry
Sean Barrett
as Danny
as Anne
Frederick Jaeger
as Brian Trodd
John Bennett
as Albert
Donald Pickering
as Harry
Paul Daneman
as King of Egypt
John Dawson
as Black
as Derek
John Roden
as Billy O'Neil
Denys Graham
as Police Constable
as Bone
Ian Ogilvy
as King of Egypt's son
Graham Leaman
as Clerk of Court
Francis Mathews
as Dr. Andrew Seth
Kenneth Cranham
as Barry
Brian Cox
as Josef Stalin
Earl Cameron
as Conley
as Bob Crane
Edward Evans
as Owen Telfer
Jeremy Child
as Jack
Michael Bates
as Captain Gambell
Penelope Wilton
as Lucy
John Sharp
as Eric
as Bob Purvis
Mark Dignam
as Rev John Wilkinson
as Spike
Willoughby Gray
as Grainger
Kara Wilson
as Nurse
Paddy Joyce
as Barney
as Sampson Jacques
Freda Dowie
as Mrs. Armstrong
John Rees
as George
as Mrs. Drench
Gilly McIver
as Florence Booth
as Sally
Joss Ackland
as The Applicant
Hugh Griffith
as Choobukov
Barry Keegan
as Jack
David Dixon
as Edwin
Sharon Duce
as Mirabelle
Patrick Tull
as German
James Mellor
as Bill
as Guard
John Nettleton
as Charles
Prentis Hancock
as MacKenna
as Sheila Davis
Donald Churchill
as Henry Bulstrode
Shelley Winters
as Mrs. Bixby
Bernard Lee
as The Man
as Greta
Milo O'Shea
as Fred
as George
Roy Castle
as Charlie
Terence de Marney
as Flanders
Lynette Chappell
as Janice
Pamela Brown
as Lady Neville
Ann Todd
as The Woman
as The Father
as Big Bill Bishop
Dean Stockwell
as The Man
Nigel Green
as Colonel Willowby
as Colonel O'Dwyer
Elizabeth Shepherd
as Olivia
David Buck
as Marcus
John Ronane
as Elvis-Boy
Robert Ayres
as Daddy
John Breslin
as Professor Michael Thompson
as Joe Dibba
Sheelagh Cullen
as Eveline
David Carson
as Ron Booth
Michael Gwynn
as Thomas Glover
Peter Cellier
as Frazer Douglas
Sandor Elès
as Landau
Libby Morris
as The Hostess
Ron Moody
as Cracker Carstairs
Nicholas Osborn
as Boy
Nicol Williamson
as Jim Fitch
as Marie
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Harriet
Ann Bell
as Gillian
Flora Robson
as Mrs. Frobisher
Patsy Rowlands
as Jilly
Frank Windsor
as Victor
Daphne Slater
as Miss Grant
Shirley Knight
as Joyce
Roy Kinnear
as Bag
as The Judge
Mona Washbourne
as Mrs. Hudson
Paul Angelis
as Susie
Peter Halliday
as Tony Elliot
Walter Brown
as Seventh Juror
Eric Allan
as Vinty
Jean Leppard
as Linda Langston
Brian Glover
as The Guard
Alfred Marks
as Arthur
Bernard Spear
as Mawson
Anthony Douse
as Jepson
Margaret Tyzack
as Esther
Kenneth Griffith
as Mr. Rounds
Shane Rimmer
as Bud Burdine
Alec McCowen
as Willie
Thomas Heathcote
as Charlie Rice
as Mabel
Jennifer Daniel
as Dr. Melanie Majors
Patrick Westwood
as Bonkey Stone
Jean Marsh
as Alex
Lelia Goldoni
as The Girl
Anna Palk
as Sally
Doris Hare
as Mother
Mona Hammond
as Nurse Barnes
Janet Webb
as Edith
as Ben
as Margaret Bell
Brenda Peters
as Mummy Jo
Laurence Carter
as Trooper Dobson
Elizabeth Crowther
as Little Eveline
as Bob
Robin Bailey
as Lt.-Col. Brandon-Venn
as Jerzy
Tony Bilbow
as A Guest
as Enid Douglas
Tom Conti
as Che Guevara
as Miller
Paul Jacobs
as Child
Bill Maynard
as Zink
Barry Evans
as Tommo
as Donald Fell
Alfred Lynch
as Barney
Hilda Braid
as Hilda
Derek Anders
as Harper
Derek Smith
as Michael
David Cook
as Paul
Peter Cook
as Peter Trilby
Dave Hill
as Crunch
Michael Angelis
as Mike
John Arnatt
as Coroner
Paul Henry
as Jim Johnson
Michael Howarth
as Alan
Adrian Bracken
as Stan Langston
Philip Latham
as Paul Fennel
as Sophie
Alex Marshall
as Miss Miles
Brian Godfrey
as Bernard
Stephen Bone
as The Boy
Megs Jenkins
as Miss Welcome
Bill Shine
as The Colonel
Anne Pichon
as Mother
Margaret Nolan
as Eve
Tim Preece
as Charlie
Dan Jackson
as Adzola
Jessie Evans
as Landlady
as John Berry
Hubert Hill
as Dad
James Balfour
as Duty Announcer
Felicity Kendal
as La Principessa
Maureen O'Brien
as Louise Schofield
Christopher Benjamin
as Dr. Warren Burrows
as Master Technician
Michael Gough
as Ted Warner
as Alaric Goldsworthy
Sarah Brackett
as The Secretary
Alan Rowe
as Peter Graham
Robert MacLeod
as Neale
as Dr. Will Tennant
as The Girl
Wilfred Boyle
as The Shop Assistant
Derek Hardwick
as 1st Guard
John Jefferson Hayes
as Her lover
Anna Auland
as Nurse Dimsey
Murray Melvin
as Wojciech
Michael Coles
as A Guest
Saeed Jaffrey
as The Waiter
Glyn Houston
as Father Ignatius
as Michel Gautier
as David
Nicholas Amer
as Universo Sanchez
Athol Coats
as Executioner
as Penrose
Alan Baverstock
as Big boy
Daphne Heard
as Mrs. Norton
Julian Curry
as Dr. Tim Izzard
Brian Rawlinson
as Rab
Lesley Mackie
as Girl
as Man
Laurie Asprey
as Harold Fleischman
Bob Peck
as Moore
Domini Blythe
as Venice
Stephen Bent
as Jack
Hana Maria Pravda
as Laura
Christine Rees
as Esther Honeyman
as Foreman
Jack Holloway
as Helmsman
Karen Moggs
as Joyce's child
Arthur Yarwood
as Tom
Beth Porter
as Joanna
Doreen Hepburn
as Mrs. McAllister
Mary Kerridge
as Miss Colduck
Mark Heath
as The Colonel's Groom
as Woman
Jack MacGowran
as Coates
Peter Cleall
as Bill
Gillian Lewis
as Angela
Carmel Cryan
as Rose
Clive Marshall
as Simon
as Mother
as Ed
Marion Mathie
as Margaret Schofield
Alexander Davion
as David Lorimond
as 1st Prison officer
Yemi Goodman Ajibade
as Observer
Jon Finch
as 2nd Guard
Fulton Mackay
as Mr. Wallis
as Wolfe
Roddy McMillan
as Dr. Bradley Ross
Yolande Turner
as Clarissa
Vivian Brooks
as Tessa
David Stockton
as Bruckmeier
Katie Heyland
as Girl
as Colonel Okpara
as Valerie Gautier
Patricia Gallimore
as Voice
Polly Elwes
as A Guest
Michael Kitchen
as Waller
Colin Jeavons
as Conspirator
Ysanne Churchman
as Nanny
Nicholas Rymills
as Wolf cub
Derek Benfield
as Bradford
Geraldine Gardner
as Silver
Margery Withers
as Michael's mother
as Harry
Harold Kasket
as Barman
as Thomas
Alex MacIntosh
as Television Newscaster
Shelagh Fraser
as Postmistress
Basil Dignam
as Mr. Hudson
Evin Crowley
as Peg
Simon Carter
as Shakespeare
Adrienne Byrne
as Ann Mellor
as The Boy
Bonita Bradley
as Deirdre
as Nurse Fisher
Glyn Battle
as Joyce's child
Tommy Ball
as Bill
Malcolm Terris
as Stranger in waxworks
Kurt Christian
as 2nd Student
Imogen Bain
as Joanna as a child
Ian Gemmell
as Ticky
Charles Cameron
as Coroner
Donald Douglas
as Harry Fox
Kynaston Reeves
as Sir Roy
Annette Robertson
as Shirley
Dan Meaden
as The Detective
Paul Carson
as First Doctor
Amelia Taylor
as Cynthia
as Peter
Mary Miller
as Lady Torrance
as Argo
Anthony Hall
as 2nd Prison officer
Alfred Hoffman
as Observer
George A. Cooper
as Bob Bates
Gabrielle Lloyd
as Girl
as Rosa
Valerie Lush
as Miss. Waterfield
John Bryans
as Governor
Miriam Margolyes
as Voice
Denys Hawthorne
as A Guest
Christopher Burgess
as Christopher Railton-Hughes
Brian Pettifer
as Spratt
Martin Cox
as Leader of quarry gang
Colin Farrell
as Sam
Susan Penhaligon
as Marjory
Jenifer Armitage
as Jackie
Joan Young
as Mam
Alvar Liddell
as Voice
Azad Ali
as Hotel boy
Bryan Nolan
as Ambulance man
George Day
as Police Sergeant
Anthony Andrews
as Michael Warren
Verna Harvey
as Meg Lewis
Rayner Bourton
as Wilkins
Basil Clarke
as Dr. Pratt
Anne Raitt
as Pat Elliot
Rosalind Elliot
as Alice
as 1 episode, 1972
as Venezuela
Jill Racy
as Joyce's mother
Ben Tabiner
as Mick
as Miss Pultency
Pauline Winter
as Mrs. Shater
Barbara Miller
as Mrs. Cloon
as Harry Brenner
Rowena Gregory
as Night Nurse
as Johnny
Bryan Wolfe
as Peter
James Bree
as Sforza
Elizabeth Proud
as Eva
as Alfred
David Morrell
as Regimental Sergeant-Major Smigsby
Derek Murcott
as Dr. Alan Steiner
as Julia
Diana McMahon
as Girl
Hilary Minster
as Schneider
as David Janeway
Basil Jones
as Voice
John Louis Mansi
as Carlos Garcia
Harry Hutchinson
as Spider
Basil Short
as Barman, Tuc
Victor Taylor
as Ambulance man
Colin Douglas
as Farmer
as The Captain
Sylvia Brayshay
as Sandra
Joe Holmes
as Jonty
Joyce Grundy
as The Woman on the Bus
Charles Adey-Grey
as The Air Raid Warden
William Victor
as Roger
Grace Dolan
as Mrs. Warren
Ralph Arliss
as Slim
Roald Dahl
as Narrator
as Sister
The Peter Knight Singers
as 1 episode, 1966
Anthony Valentine
as Lord Torrance
Will Leighton
as Old man
Barbara Leake
as Mary
Phyllis MacMahon
as Miss Gavan
as Major Johnson
Alec Wallis
as Eduardo
Steven Berkoff
as Bert
Sheila Fearn
as Audrey
Bernard Gallagher
as Publican
Paul Williamson
as Mr. Sinclair
June Spencer
as 1 episode, 1972
Johnny Wade
as Eddie
Betty Mallett
as The Woman on the Bus
Nanette Ryder
as Miss Evans
as 1 episode, 1966
as Terry
Clive Colin Bowler
as Joe
Yvonne Antrobus
as Cloakroom Girl
as Mrs. McWithers
as Mr. Vyshinski
Graham Harboard
as Child
Dick Offord
as Observer
Alec Ross
as Sergeant Groves
Stuart Saunders
as RSM
John Pullen
as Voice
David Bradley
as The Evangelist
Robert Arnold
as 1 episode, 1972
Derek Fuke
as Voice
Sarah Harter
as Maid
as Sadie
Lionel Guyett
as Graham
Winifred Dennis
as Mrs. Portly
Jan Edwards
as 1 episode, 1966
as Second Doctor
Brian Vaughan
as Observer
Karen Newport
as The Child
Susan Swain
as Child
James Appleby
as Jim
Barry King
as Little Keogh
Patrick Godfrey
as RAMC Orderly
Alan Chuntz
as Trainer
Sheridan Grant
as 1 episode, 1966
Wanda Garden
as Bird
as Old Man
Kim Goody
as Child
David Howe
as Harry
Stuart McGugan
as 1 episode, 1972
Anne Cunningham
as The Woman on the Train
Karol Hagar
as Miss Pelops
as Youth
as 1 episode, 1966
Jonathan Deans
as Child
as Ernest
as The Woman in the Forest
Ian Yardley
as 1 episode, 1972
Harriet Harper
as 1 episode, 1966
Anne Marzell
as Woman
Roland Pickering
as Joey
Anthony May
as The Man in the Forest
as 1 episode, 1972
Angela Chilman
as 1st Fan
as 1 episode, 1966
Trevor Woolley
as The Boy in the Park
Dicken Penny
as 1 episode, 1972
Janet Pate
as 1 episode, 1966
Paddy Kane
as 2nd Fan
David Biddle
as The Boy in the Park
Alan Lenoir
as 1 episode, 1972
Sandra Burville
as The Fan
George Pensotti
as 1 episode, 1966
Stephen Moggs
as The Boy in the Park
Mick Llewellyn
as 1 episode, 1972
Angelo Buratti
as The Boy in the Park
Peter Cushing
as Leonard
Denholm Elliott
as The Interviewer
as Jill Watson
Melvyn Hayes
as Chivers
Gary Bond
as Simon
Alfred Burke
as First Man
Elizabeth Sellars
as Celia
Sarah Lawson
as Annie
Anne Blake
as Mrs. Devaux
Irene Worth
as Miss Collins
John Bloomfield
as Mr. Abrams
Jacqueline Ellis
as Myra Briggs
Nigel Lambert
as Campton
Benny Lee
as Porter
Larry Cross
as Doctor
Thomasine Heiner
as Nurse
as Josie
Clive Endersby
as Elevator Boy
Jacqueline Ryan
as Ground hostess
Eleanor Bron
as Helen
Phil Collins
as Gwyn
Jill Bennett
as Mary Hass
Leo McKern
as Mark
Kathleen Byron
as Eve Price
Michael Gothard
as Grady
Renée Asherson
as Miss Parks
Polly James
as Doreen Pimblett
Nigel Stock
as Rhodes
Anneke Wills
as Julia
Jane Hylton
as Jane
Mike Pratt
as Arthur
Terence Rigby
as Clive
Julia Foster
as Rita
Sally Thomsett
as Christine
as Danny
Mark Eden
as Ted Winters
John Cater
as Piggot
George Layton
as Herbert Wallwork
as Ella
Faith Brook
as Phyllis
Emrys Jones
as Alan Pritchard
John Osborne
as Harry Steadman
Max Adrian
as Norris
Peter Birrel
as The man
Keith Bell
as Jim
Natasha Pyne
as Jackie
Jo Rowbottom
as Maureen
John Bailey
as Walter Dix, MP
Edward Kelsey
as 1 episode, 1966
Roy Evans
as Train Guard
Sonia Dresdel
as Annie
John Barrie
as Nathan Pimblett
Sally Goldie
as Sarah
Lois Daine
as Linda
Iain Anders
as Kelly
Victor Platt
as George Soames
Joseph Brady
as Ken
Chela Matthison
as Suzy
Bridget McConnell
as Minnie
Patricia Burke
as Alice
as Andy
Brian Osborne
as Barman
Gilly Fraser
as Lucy
Robert Mill
as Gerald Burnham
Rick Jones
as Bob
Oliver Maguire
as Philip
Gareth Robinson
as Trevor
as Leonard younger Brother
Michael Newport
as Stephen
James Chase
as Alan Berry
Robert Robinson
as Self
Reg Lever
as Dad
as Sylvia
as Ted
Malcolm Rogers
as Reporter
as Albert Carey
Douglas Ditta
as Ralph
Kate Story
as Patricia
as Steiner
Kenneth Edwards
as Mayor
John Samson
as Spotty
as Mum
Kenneth Mcreddie
as Jeremy
Andrea Monet
as Bonnie
Dudley Harrison
as Official Voice
Janet Munro
as Carol
Diane Cilento
as Penelope
Timothy West
as Jack Campion
Patricia Routledge
as Beryl Turner
James Bolam
as Muggles
Philip Stone
as Henry Ingram
Jess Conrad
as Davo
Hannah Gordon
as Sheila
Judy Cornwell
as Ann
Bill Owen
as Henry Jay
Frank Finlay
as The man
Cyril Cusack
as 'Jumbo' Boylan
Melissa Stribling
as Roz
Mary Morris
as The woman
John Stride
as George Pollock
as Jugg
Peter Hobbs
as Freddie Spears
as Miss Price
Patrick Allen
as Peter Roke
Sydney Bromley
as Old man
Yootha Joyce
as Agnes
June Ritchie
as Jean Charnock
Guy Doleman
as 1 episode, 1967
as Connie Blackwell
Johnny Briggs
as Ted Clayton
Philip Locke
as Johnny Three
Erik Chitty
as Mr. Aylwood
Colin Spaull
as Tom
Andree Melly
as The Wife
Suzanne Neve
as Secretary
as Tex
Anna Wing
as Flora
Vivienne Martin
as Frankie One
John Woodnutt
as Arthur Tyrrell
Ilona Rodgers
as Judy
as Irene Walters
Marie Kean
as Susan Jay
Patrick Jordan
as Removal man
Eric Mason
as Sergeant Roberts
Alan MacNaughtan
as David
John Barrett
as Mr. Whybrew
Kenneth Farrington
as Maurice
as Ruth Roke
Hugh Dickson
as Bosse
John Phillips
as Mr. Tredgold
John Quentin
as Oliver
Valerie Gearon
as Vera
as Superintendent Drew
Rachel Herbert
as Zoe Tyrrell
John Barrard
as Gregoriuos
Jeremy Longhurst
as Fred
as Mrs. Twomey
Gwen Nelson
as Mrs. Daily
Paula Byrne
as Mrs. Henge
as Alice
Pearl Hackney
as Hettie Magee
Donald Eccles
as Crouch
as Chairman
David Spenser
as Inspector Long
as Mr. Evans
Edward Clayton
as Copper
Stephen Whittaker
as Joey
Charles Pemberton
as Doorman
Derrick Sherwin
as Anaesthetist
Roger Ostime
as Doctor
Patrick Kavanagh
as Colin
John Barcroft
as Arvidsson
Annette Whiteley
as Kate
as Johnny One
John Garvin
as Ritth
Amber Kammer
as Marlene
Roy Desmond
as Emyrs Jones
Will Stampe
as Lindblad
Nick Edmett
as Gerald
Peter Dolphin
as Dai Moses
Bryan Stanion
as Peter
Helen Downing
as Frankie Two
as Policeman
Brian Tully
as Policeman
Hugh Munro
as Lagergren
Patrick Carter
as Constable De'Ath
Bari Jonson
as Johnny Two
Clive Graham
as Ronnie Thomas
as Angus
David Baxter
as Vincent
as Mrs. O'Halloran
Barney Gilbraith
as Dixie Goldshaker
Celia Brooke
as Mavis
Anna Perry
as Nurse Susan Lloyd
Patricia Fuller
as Sam
Della Parker
as Sally
Alicia Gatrall
as Waitress
Molly Hewitt
as Mrs. Aylwood
Geoffrey Palmer
as Professor Whybrow
George Baker
as Ernest Whipple
Keith Michell
as Geoffrey
Jim Norton
as Tom
Michael Ripper
as Richard M. Nixon
Maurice Denham
as Crowther
Jack Hedley
as Carrados
Anthony Nicholls
as The Bishop
Ursula Howells
as Ellen
Donal McCann
as Morgan
Brigit Forsyth
as Nadia Kovar
Scott Forbes
as Kender
Jan Holden
as Elspet
Richard Ng
as Ly Tho
Angela Browne
as Marion Fane
as Jeffrey
Celia Bannerman
as The Actress
George Pravda
as Jicinov
as Murz
as Peggy
Joseph Fürst
as President Obotnik
Jeremy Wilkin
as Dyne
Griffith Jones
as The Rt. Hon. Martin Fane
as Johann
Louise Pajo
as Kathleen Kingara
Sean Caffrey
as The young man
as Clive
Anne Ridler
as Miss Partridge
Maxwell Shaw
as Manny
Brian Badcoe
as 1 episode, 1968
as Melnic
David Dundas
as Dennis
Felicity Gibson
as Jane
Harriette Johns
as Lady Sylvia Knight
as Karen
as Melanie
Peter Whitaker
as Edward Henderson
Irene Inescort
as Delia
Edward Caddick
as Janos
Jim Kennedy
as G.I.
Didi Sullivan
as Josie
Jacqueline Bertrand
as Comtesse de St. Pierre
Robin Ford
as Benny
John Bryning
as 1 episode, 1968
Marnie Cahill
as Anne
as 1 episode, 1968
Peter Stenson
as Alec
Sally Lewis
as 1 episode, 1968
Richard Gregory
as 1 episode, 1968
Tom Baker
as Corporal Schabe
Alec Guinness
as The Executioner
Jack Wild
as Jackie
Christopher Timothy
as Andrea
John Gielgud
as The Writer
as Peter
as The Prisoner
Clive Francis
as Dave
as Georgie
Eddie Byrne
as Priest
Oliver Cotton
as Spy
as Mr. Wood
as Oscar
Michael Robbins
as Harris
Zienia Merton
as Rachel
David Graham
as Slade
Norman Eshley
as Rab
Thorley Walters
as Marcus Sedden
as Nicholls
Andrew Ray
as Jimmy Davidson
Patrick Barr
as The Rt. Hon. Anthony Croft MP
Harold Bennett
as Mr. Granger
Jack Watling
as Dickie Manders
Tutte Lemkow
as 1 episode, 1969
David Barry
as Gunther Goettling
Susan Brodrick
as Joan
Elizabeth Bennett
as Miss. Land
Leon Lissek
as Warder
Jan Chappell
as Lucy Mallow
Rita Webb
as Lizzie Truckle
as Harry Truckle
Richard Wordsworth
as Fr. Demitry Hermogen
as Flea
Larry Dann
as Lt Klein
Keith Baxter
as Jim Garden
Pamela Cundell
as Landlady
as Police Officer
Richard Owens
as Lt Gesner
as Count
Ann Lancaster
as Mollie Thompson
Kevin Brennan
as Police Inspector
Arthur Pentelow
as Doctor
Eileen Page
as Elspeth Croft
Paul Hardwick
as Brien
Jerry Stovin
as Pilot
Nan Marriott-Watson
as Aunt
Vivian MacKerrell
as Kevin Croft
Royston Tickner
as Father
Denise Buckley
as Barbara
Harold Goldblatt
as Banker
Billy Hamon
as Boysie
as Lt Maron
Paul Harman
as Joseph
Paul Dawkins
as Colonel Haussman
Alexei Jawdokimov
as Student
Hugh Latimer
as Dr. Banglos
as Lt Bauer
as Mrs. Palmer
Pauline Williams
as Sister Frame
Mike Murray
as Company Sgt. Major
John Witty
as Voices on TV
Rose Power
as Mother
Lindsay Campbell
as Mr. Hanbury
Grahame Mallard
as German officer
Denis DeMarne
as Vano
Denis Cleary
as Hostel Official
David Billa
as Policeman
Maureen O'Reilly
as Angie
Barbara Couper
as Mrs. Lovell
Malcolm Patton
as Sentry
Margaret Brady
as Bett
Meg Ritchie
as Kay
Pippy Duncalfe
as Nora
Sylvia Syms
as Judy Marriott
Annette Crosbie
as Woman
as Schweiler
Maurice Roëves
as Cass
as 'Wing Nut' Williams
as Graham
as Gardener
Patrick Wymark
as Attorney General
James Cossins
as Tim Singleton
as Lady Decuman
Verina Greenlaw
as Eliza Armstrong
Antony Carrick
as Correspondent
Richard O'Callaghan
as Francis
John Comer
as Watkins
Janet Key
as BaBa
Michael Graham Cox
as Albert
as Walter
Joyce Carey
as Mrs. Donald
Philip Bond
as Peter Blakeman
Guy Middleton
as Twin
as Chief Whip
Jane Wenham
as Avis Mallows
as Mr. Wilson
Helen Shingler
as Mrs. Holderness
as Gladys Lawless
Godfrey James
as Colonel Galov
Nicholas Selby
as Commander Browne
Christine Noonan
as Judy Holderness
as Thomas Herbert
Cheryl Gilham
as Maid
Pauline Taylor
as Miss Fretts
Peter Miles
as The Cardinal
David Markham
as Geffrey Lovell
June Jago
as Elder sister
David McKail
as Fisher
Margo Cunningham
as Mrs. Maddison
Hubert Rees
as Staff Sgt Hardy
Dorothy Frere
as Mavis Hooper
Patrick Connor
as Major Reshenkov
Norman Florence
as The Policeman
David Allister
as Solicitor
Irene Prador
as Liesel
John Drake
as Police Inspector
Raymond Llewellyn
as Gordon
Peter Hutchins
as Colonel Dahlmann
Charles Rea
as Man
Stacy Davies
as Knocker
Patricia Denys
as Mrs. Maxwell Reece
Annie Irving
as Nurse
Bill Horsley
as Adams
Frederick Hall
as Storeman
Keith McNally
as William Lawson
Jeremy Burring
as Ben
Martin Gil
as 1 episode, 1970
Brian Spink
as Barkworth
Robert Cartland
as Jim
Keith Willis
as 1 episode, 1970
Salvin Stewart
as Policeman
Muguette De Braie
as Mme. Mournay
as Young woman
Michael Rose
as Undertaker
Barry Savage
as 1 episode, 1970
Paul Redwood
as 1 episode, 1970
Charlotte Selwyn
as Madame
Michael Orchard
as 1 episode, 1970
Martin Cross
as 1 episode, 1970
as Pupil
Beryl Walsh
as Annie Swan
George Povey
as Albert Lawless
Garry Clift
as 1 episode, 1970
Joanna Ash
as Lizzie
Mark Rivers
as Egyptian officer
David Godfrey
as 1 episode, 1970
Andrew Towler
as 1 episode, 1970
Aspasia Papathanasiou
as Helen of Troy
Gareth Williams
as 1 episode, 1970
Jean Johnson
as Jane Ferrer
Melwyn Nickless
as 1 episode, 1970
Tony Quartly
as 1 episode, 1970
Robert Hardy
as The Official
Nicholas Jones
as Dai
Peter Sallis
as Lumley
as Jasmine
Mel Martin
as Lynda Jackson
Sam Wanamaker
as Solomon Ithimar, PhD
Angharad Rees
as Cissie
Robert Lang
as Minister
Rupert Davies
as Lomov
as Michael
as Lonesome Sally
Anna Cropper
as Lynda
Eric Thompson
as Duccio
Miriam Karlin
as Marcella Vankuchen
Sara Kestelman
as The Woman
Windsor Davies
as Jarvis
Frederick Treves
as German
Norman Rodway
as The Man
as Charles Henshaw
Esmond Knight
as President
Mark McManus
as Mick
as Dr. Pelham
David Gwillim
as Hartigan
Tony Caunter
as The Boss
Carl Duering
as Wili
Barbara Mitchell
as Edith Henshaw
Leslie Dwyer
as Fred
as Haimendorf
Elisabeth Bergner
as Natalyia
William Fox
as Spender
David Quilter
as Jeremy Forbes
as George
as The Hall Porter
Allan Surtees
as Jensen
Peter Attard
as Davo
John Dunbar
as Ackroyd
Anthony Heaton
as Bucker
Edith Saville
as Mrs. Forbes
as Jack
Trader Faulkner
as Richard
John Kidd
as Clarke
Nicholas Field
as Lieutenant Morrison
Jane Cussons
as Secretary
Alan Downer
as Pearson
Stafford Gordon
as Guard
Carole Mowlam
as Patricia
as Guard
Paul Aston
as Terence
as Ida
Jean Moran
as Teresa
Lawrence Davidson
as Mr. Milton
as Waiter
Kerry Marsh
as Ruby
James Fuller
as Barman
Barbara Graley
as Mrs. Milton
Jenny Robbins
as Staff nurse
Christopher Lofthouse
as Harold
Keith Simon
as Corporal Jackson
Gertrude Russell
as Granny
John Trevor
as Talk-down voice
Charles Pickess
as Driver
Maurice Durant
as McNally
as Jake
Sussanah Morley
as 1 episode, 1971
Martin Shaw
as Mike
Edward Fox
as Pip Lester
Judy Parfitt
as The Woman
Jan Francis
as Stephanie
Pauline Collins
as The Girl
Rachel Roberts
as Gladys Taylor
John Neville
as Jonathan
David Troughton
as West
as Francesca Stokes
Sheila Reid
as Mrs. Berry
Sherrie Hewson
as Christine
Barry Foster
as Phil
Ann Lynn
as Val
Norman Bird
as Arthur Pendlebury
Rosalind Ayres
as Barbara
Googie Withers
as Muriel Stokes
Lila Kaye
as The Manageress
Karl Howman
as Bennett
Clive Merrison
as Ivor
as Martin
Harry Landis
as Frank
Peter Bayliss
as Edward
Tony Doyle
as Pat
David Swift
as Les
Brian Deacon
as Daniel
as Rosa
Mary Wimbush
as Margaret
Sheila Allen
as Liz
Pat Heywood
as Rene
as David
Derek Godfrey
as Jim
Mona Bruce
as Mrs. Meadows
Frances White
as Miss. Talbot
Frederick Pyne
as Shatters
Priscilla Morgan
as Polly
Carolyn Courage
as Julie
as Joyce Webster
as Principal
Louisa Martin
as Evelyn
Virginia Hewitt
as Mrs. Halstead
William Hoyland
as Jerry
Margaret Flint
as Mother
Declan Mulholland
as Con
Kate Coleridge
as Anne
as Young Man
as Kath
Felix Felton
as Sid
as Mr. Halstead
Nell Brennan
as Secretary
Penny Service
as Barmaid
as Milly
Frank Crompton
as Mr. Dickson
as Barmaid
Alan Foss
as Man in Mackintosh
Janet Burnell
as Templeton
David Sadgrove
as Victor
Alex Farrell
as Dick
Bernice Spivack
as Griselda
Hugh Fraser
as Wally
Peter Vaughan
as Coster
as Yoshi
Carmen Munroe
as Norah
Stefan Kalipha
as Herbie
as Pulsford
Ray Mort
as Arnold Kid Boscoe
as Mrs. Redfern
Peter Kerrigan
as Charlie
Peter Schofield
as Eddie Fallon
Nick Bicât
as John
Ted Richards
as Oscar
Alfred Fagon
as Lucas
Fluff Joinson
as Vikki
Arthur Ridley
as Old Man
as Nurse
Sheelagh McGrath
as Nurse
Date de sortie 07 Oct 1965
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