Screen Two 1985

Drama

Producer Kenith Trodd was part of a 1984 team brought together to study how the BBC should respond to Channel Four's pioneering efforts in making movies for television and theatrical release. The result was a transition from the e...

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Tristram Powell
Christopher Morahan
Udayan Prasad
Attori
Jude North
as Arthur 'The Kid'
Geoffrey Chater
as Guy Liddell
Roger Brierley
as Minister
Bernard Hill
as John
Warren Clarke
as Alan Sefton
Juliet Stevenson
as Hilda Carline
Michelle Fairley
as Fiona Gibbons
as Algie
as Chris Anderson
Pete Postlethwaite
as Kecks McGuinness
as Alfred Jermy
John Rowe
as D.A.C. (Personnel)
Roger Hammond
as Member
Kevin McNally
as Billy McVea
Alfred Molina
as Ira Moss
Jim Carter
as Father
Richard Cubison
as CID Officer
Tom Wilkinson
as David Hanratty
Trevor Cooper
as Caller
Edward Fox
as Monk Scott
Pauline Collins
as Sylvia
Derrick O'Connor
as Alan
Mark Rylance
as Charlie Raunce
as Henry Tilney
Frances Barber
as Jenny Coldfield
Clive Owen
as Paul
Gary Oldman
as Bex
Miranda Richardson
as Clara
Googie Withers
as Leda Klein
Phoebe Nicholls
as Elizabeth Elliot
Iain Glen
as Allan Innes
Constance Chapman
as Mrs. Edwards
John Shrapnel
as George Sims
as Edith Hope
Patrick Godfrey
as Geoffrey Alderney
as Lebedev
Samuel West
as Johnnie Mallett
as Pvt. Thompson
as Colin Fontaine
Liz Smith
as Agent
Charlotte Coleman
as Helen Bardsley
Marian McLoughlin
as Jackie
Diana Rayworth
as Jenny
Ronan Wilmot
as Factory Doctor
Oliver Ford Davies
as Oliver Dix
as Policeman
Ian McElhinney
as Damien
Peter Faulkner
as Nurse
as Isabella Thorpe
Laurence Harrington
as Clarke
Britta Smith
as Mother Joseph
Roger Lloyd Pack
as David Power
as Caretaker
Sam Kelly
as Beachcomber
Tam Dean Burn
as Andy
as Attacker
Douglas Hodge
as Leslie Bliss
Alan MacNaughtan
as Attorney General
John Nettleton
as Mr. Burrill
Susan Fleetwood
as Elizabeth Serafin
James Ellis
as Albert McVea
Jonathan Hyde
as Sheriff of Nottingham (Robin Hood cast)
Phyllis Logan
as Alison
as Maryam
Barbara Keogh
as Maureen
Neville Phillips
as Coroner
Malcolm Terris
as Cooper
as Cardinal's secretary
as Davina Wright
Rosemary Martin
as Janet Pierce
Usha Patel
as Mrs. Quereshi
James Woolley
as Housebuyer
as Andy
Arthur Hewlett
as Ancient Man
Paul Bhattacharjee
as Asif Shah
Simon Chandler
as Paul
Meera Syal
as Farah Khan
Julian Fellowes
as D'Arcy
Charles Dance
as Paul Hatcher
as Céleste Albaret
John Gielgud
as Eddie Loomis
Eileen Atkins
as Helen Marriner
Tom Bell
as Frank Meredith
Michael Maloney
as Henry Kirk
Bob Peck
as James Westgate
as Goronwy Rees
Stephanie Cole
as Alice
Joss Ackland
as Captain
James Hazeldine
as Mowbray
Phil Davis
as Finn
Maggie O'Neill
as Linda
Stella Gonet
as Beryl James
Richard E. Grant
as David Dunhill
Gina McKee
as Caroline
Graham McGrath
as Paul Blake
Michael Carter
as Nicol Menzies
as Boris
John Standing
as Coudray
Frederick Treves
as Desmond Howard Jones
Joanne Allen
as Lynne Sefton
Adrian Dunbar
as John
Lesley Manville
as Sophie
as Margaret
Stephen Fry
as Daniel Davenport
Maynard Eziashi
as Ad
Lena Headey
as Margaret
Judith Scott
as Julia
Julie Walters
as Mavis
Thorley Walters
as Johnny Davenport
as Madalena
Anthony Andrews
as Christopher Edwardes
Annette Crosbie
as Dr. Elizabeth MacKay
as Agejev
Brenda Bruce
as June Swift
Sarah Berger
as Elizabeth
Clive Francis
as Jackaboy
Richard Pasco
as Hemmerde, K.C.
Michael Bryant
as Bryden Thomas
Rufus Sewell
as Clive
Peggy Aitchison
as Alan's mother
Jonathan Coy
as John Thorpe
Philip McGough
as Dr. Bize
Jay Simpson
as Dominic
David Threlfall
as Andy
Clare Higgins
as Fiona
Rudi Davies
as Jessica
Eugene Lipinski
as Juliusz Janowski
Gillian Raine
as Isobel
Imogen Stubbs
as Sarah Atchison
John McGlynn
as Iain McVurrich
Barry Foster
as David Simmonds
Sheila Allen
as Eileen - Suzie's Mother
as Bill Freed
Gary Mavers
as Gordon Parry
as Liz Murison
Catherine Schell
as Marie-Claire
Caroline Guthrie
as Denise
Simon Callow
as Nathanial Quass
Ram John Holder
as Brother Herman
Margery Withers
as Grannie Barnacle
Gary McDonald
as Gary
Ken Campbell
as Hoskins
June Barrie
as Freida
Nicholas Woodeson
as Keith
John Abineri
as Farmer Fowler
Graham Fletcher-Cook
as Rankin
as Martin Urban's mother
Andrew Wilde
as DI Ferguson
William Ilkley
as Brian
as J.T.
Peter Jonfield
as Detective Chief Superintendent - The Ferret Squad
Julie McDonald
as Chrissie
Philip Bird
as Dr. Peploe
Gerry Slevin
as Grandad Wilson
as Actor
David O'Hara
as Michael
Linda Bassett
as Mrs. Loveless
Stephen Dillane
as Leonard Meopham
Donna Edwards
as Gail
Stephen Bent
as Don
as Billy
Robert Glenister
as Brian Jessel
as Mrs. Pritchard
Amanda Donohoe
as Jane Clemant
Henry Moxon
as Frederick Starr
Ken Robertson
as Barman
Ian Redford
as Brian
as Miss Poraway
Dave Hill
as Detective Inspector Sid Roscoe
as Mary Talbot
as Bimbo Burns
Michael Byrne
as Commissioner
David Redgrave
as Postman
T.R. Bowen
as Richard Jayston, M.P.
Dermot Crowley
as Prof Moreau
Peter Sands
as Naval Officer
Graham Crowden
as Headmaster
Carol MacReady
as Doctor's wife
Greg Hicks
as Frederick Tilney
Elaine Ford
as Girl Friend
Bradley Lavelle
as Big Bopper
as Norman
Cate Fowler
as Doctor Volkova
Georgie Glen
as Margaret Summer
as Dolores Brennan
George Baker
as Greaves
Sarah-Jane Holm
as Della
Trevor Peake
as Police officer
Kevin Allen
as Lomax
as Mary
as Jane
Georgine Anderson
as Elsie Mont
Ellie Beaven
as Rachel Edwardes
as Boy
Huw Davies
as Gareth Andrews
Peter Bayliss
as Mr. Justice Kendall
Diana Payan
as Betty
Robert Putt
as Cabbie
Phil Hearne
as Plain Clothes Officer
as Enquiries Official
Chris Sanders
as Landlord
Helen Hazeldene
as Erika
as Analyst
as Ann Maclean
as Belfast John
David Lyon
as Matheson - The Journalists
Stephen Thorne
as Newsreader
Julian Curry
as Commissioner
Anna Keaveney
as Denise
Peter Whitbread
as Inspector Cartwright
Ian Sharp
as Alex
Ruddy L. Davis
as Aubrey Gibbons
as Collecting Girl
Paul Bown
as Police Constable
Anna Korwin
as Guiseppina
Iain Rattray
as CID officer
Diana Kent
as Alison Hanratty
as Mrs. Croft
as Phil Strode
Barbara Hicks
as Elderly Official
Ray Gravell
as FPA Doctor
Colette O'Neil
as Jessica's mother
Richard Ireson
as Barry
as Keith
Walter Sparrow
as Bill
as Lord Hemmingbury
Sally Lahee
as Mary Wood
as Jonathan Lee
as Head Teacher
Maggie Bell
as Banjolele Player
Tomas Lukes
as Palamarchouk
Michael Poole
as Doctor
Billy Riddoch
as Donnie
Kamilla Blanche
as Jane
as Ex-Inspector Henry Mortimer
Norman Fisher
as Birdwatcher
Julian Firth
as Bates
Anna Cropper
as Mrs. Mofrey
Paul Codman
as John Parkes
Anna Mazzotti
as Gabriella
Nicholas Selby
as Head of Department
James Coyle
as Cookson
Alan Bird
as Mr. Justice Wright
Peter Majer
as Official
Paul Birchard
as American Scientist
Richard Brenner
as Coachman
as Mr. Boyd
Steve Nallon
as Prime Minister
as Clerk of the court
Jimmy Chisholm
as 'Playtime' Presenter
David Foxxe
as Pete
as Mrs. Lister
Roy Evans
as Lodger
Julie Ann Gilchrist
as Girl on Bridge
Paddy Joyce
as Dobbs
Roy Pattison
as US Sergeant
Tony Haygarth
as Mortuary Attendant
Olivier Pierre
as Charles Le Page
Ricci Harnett
as Bill
Ultan Ely-O'Carroll
as Dublin Tommy
Iggy Navarro
as Bald Man
Aimée Delamain
as Ambulatory Grannie
Mac McDonald
as G-Man
Jill Cary
as Mrs. Paxton
Michelle Mulvany
as Ruthie
John McArdle
as 'Election Countdown' Panel
Jon Croft
as Police Inspector
as Clerk
Leslie Grantham
as Peter
Arnold Peters
as Gartree officer
Timothy Jessel
as Adam
Ted Maynard
as GI
Harry Jones
as Fast Eddie
Victoria Williams
as Reporter at Press Conference
Derry Power
as Franz's Father
Phil Rowlands
as Officer
Jonathan Truss
as Neighbour on Council Estate
as Mickey Malone
Matthew Marsh
as James Quitman
Anthony Hopkins
as Guy Burgess
John Bird
as Commander Abigail
Edita Brychta
as Dana
Clare Holman
as Clio
as Liz
Bert Parnaby
as Phone poet
as Harry
Tony Doyle
as Editor
Harriet Bagnall
as Francesca Brown
Polly Walker
as Nadja
Lucy Cohu
as Reporter
Peadar Lamb
as Cosgrove
Stefan Schwartz
as Nicholas Hart
Michael Hordern
as Godfrey Colston
Simon Rouse
as Julian
Sylvia Syms
as Diana
as Alan Clark
as Brian Silcott
Burt Caesar
as Caller
John Graham-Davies
as Prosecutor
Isabelle Lucas
as Headmistress
Ian Dunn
as Caller
Janet Henfrey
as Mlle Debierre
Trevor Moore
as Brendan Doyle
Madoc Threipland
as Adam Blakeston
John Hewitt
as George Begley
Susan Dowdall
as First Civil Servant
Andrew Roddy
as Davie Bell
Roger McKern
as Policeman
as Dr. Gares
Jean Anderson
as Dowager
Thomas Wheatley
as James Fletcher
Paula Jacobs
as Madam Speaker
Michael Melia
as DCI 'Rubber Heals' - The Ferret Squad
as Ned
B.J. Hogg
as Liam
John Buick
as Ali
Katherine Best
as Sarah's Assistant
Stephen Boxer
as Brian Masters
John Boswall
as Caretaker
Xavier Duran
as Philosophy Student
Pip Donaghy
as Chief Superintendent
Bill Wallis
as Local Party Leader
as Cooper's Security
Charu Bala Chokshi
as Mrs. Bhavnai
Marie Jones
as Ellie Coyle
as Des Organ
as Frank
Lesley Mackie
as Chambermaid
Charles Pemberton
as Plain Clothes Policeman
Cathy Murphy
as Lois
Deborah-Jane Sharpe
as Newscaster
as Local Reporter
Cinnamon Faye
as Miss Carteret
Rosalind Bennett
as Kate
David Calvert
as Policeman at VCP
Stuart Richman
as Clerk of the Court
Margaret McCann
as Angela Dougan
as Ali
as Adina Fiala
Cheryl O'Dwyer
as Finn
Richenda Carey
as Mrs. Slipper
Ranjit Krishnamma
as Man at party
Jimmy Keogh
as Barrytown Neighbour
Benjamin Whitrow
as Lecturer in Medical School
Dan Gregory
as Adam
Christopher Birch
as Police Inspector
Gurdial Sira
as Pathologist
Dippy Sagoo
as Fantasy wife 3
Rashid Karapiet
as Mr. Singh
as Gran Sefton
Mark Chapman
as George
Andrew Barrow
as Prison Warder
as Asst. Chief Constable Turpin
Andy Hamilton
as Daily Comet Editor
William Hoyland
as Arthur Hare
Sean Chapman
as Platoon Commander
Nicholas Clay
as Richards
as Clement Scott
Frank Finlay
as Frank Strange
Penny Murray
as Sunshine
Tommy Lee Jones
as Steve Daley
Stephen Rea
as Frankie
as Allan Blakeston
as Franz (old)
as Sandy Ross
Suzanne Burden
as Jessica Meredith
Sharon I. Parker
as June Gibbons
Alan Bell
as James Bennet
Joanne Whalley
as Jackie
Lenny Henry
as Ritchie Lee
Dirk Bogarde
as James Marriner
as Cpl. Brill
Sylvestra Le Touzel
as Finn McQuillen
as Anthony Blunt
Robert MacNaughton
as Clayton
as Wilf Hawthorne
Peter Martin
as Fledge
as Catherine Morland
Simon Fox
as Timothy Gedge
Anton Lesser
as Stanley Spencer
Liam Neeson
as Martin Perry
Nicholas Farrell
as Martin Urban
Shaun Scott
as Jan
as Maggie
Sam Hickman
as Billy Wilson
Lynn Redgrave
as Pauline Williams
Joe Don Baker
as Hunter McCall
Charlie Creed-Miles
as Ivor
Kenneth McFadyen
as Nick
Bill Flynn
as Jack Dupont
Jonathan Pryce
as William Wallace
Saskia Reeves
as Rosie
Amanda Redman
as Kate
Ron Silver
as Asa Kaufman
Catherine Neilson
as Jenny
Ewen Bremner
as Sammy Nelson
Patrick Bergin
as Terence O'Farrell
as Frank
as Kryst
Doña Croll
as Adlyn
Ian Holm
as F.R. Leavis
David Calder
as Abbé de L'Epée
as Maria
Ralph Fiennes
as John Talbot
Colm Meaney
as Dessie Curley - Rabbitte
Anouk Aimée
as Cuckoo Peverall
as Kitty McVurrich
Sophia Diaz
as Maddalena
Caroline Catz
as Ruth Wallace
Paul Reynolds
as Dog
Paul Popplewell
as Simon
Graham Aggrey
as Gary
as Andrei
Helen McCrory
as Jo
as Alice Hartley
Amanda Root
as Anne Elliot
Michael McShane
as Harley
as George Jones
Lorcan Cranitch
as Leo Doyle
Trevor Eve
as Alex Fisher
Omar Epps
as Kingsley
Lia Williams
as Janet Hinton
Amanda Burton
as Rosie Willis
Kate Maberly
as Vanessa
George Lapham
as Danny
as Matey
as Mrs. Small
as Jane
Denholm Elliott
as Philip Neville
Adrian Edmondson
as Alun Pickersgill
Josef Sommer
as James Angleton
Diana Hardcastle
as Judith Walters
Ann Todd
as Mrs. Forbes-Duthie
Nigel Stock
as The Rev. Davidson
Veronica Duffy
as Nuala
Paul Darlow
as Gordon Lumb
Shirley I. Parker
as Jennifer Gibbons
Lee Remick
as Grace Gardner
Tilly Vosburgh
as Debbie
Philip Jackson
as Dawlish
John Shea
as John Carloff
Michael Brandon
as Eddie
Jenifer Landor
as Jo McLoughlin
Pat Heywood
as Mrs. Burrill
as Vember Carr
Jan Austin
as Catherine Hawthorne
David Burke
as Gareth
as Pomeroy
Angharad Rees
as Mona McAuley
Billy Hartman
as Jim Wilson
as Catherine Jones
Malcolm Storry
as Ray Williams
Jana Cilliers
as Stella Joubert
Stephen Bird
as Slater
Gary Greer
as Gus
Sean Bean
as Vic
Paul McGann
as Colin
Alan Bates
as Marcel Proust
Hart Bochner
as Clifford Byrne
Jane Lapotaire
as Helen
Kenneth Colley
as Sergej
Joely Richardson
as Janetta Wheatland
Keith David
as Will
Peter Capaldi
as Bruce Coldfield
Emily Morgan
as Cpl. Merriman
Joanna Griffiths
as Caroline O'Farrell
Anthony Hill
as Jason
Leo McKern
as Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch
as Gwen - her maid
Tyron Woolfe
as Joseph
as Bernard
as Peter McVurrich
as Sharon Curley - Rabbitte
Padraig O'Loinsigh
as Nour
as Mama
as Becca
Samantha Bond
as Sally
Nicky Evans
as Toddy
Angus Barnett
as Terry
Joseph Long
as Mario
Louise Germaine
as Amber Boyce
Olga Vilner
as Lena
as Aiden
Kerry Noble
as Esther
as Kevin
Ciarán Hinds
as Captain Wentworth
Shaun Weiss
as Mike Kinross
Matt Clark
as Doug Kinross
Cal MacAninch
as Tom Kelso
Amanda Ooms
as Anna
as Saffron
as Frances Doyle
Ken Christiansen
as Michael
Jason Isaacs
as The Killer
Georgina Cates
as Edith
Neil Pearson
as Tom Peel
Ken Stott
as Redfern
David Rappaport
as Arthur
John McEnery
as Algernon Swinburne
Fabia Drake
as Mrs. Blake
Gary Hailes
as Jones
Steve Ubels
as Mac
Yee San Foo
as Alan's wife
Ed Lauter
as Jerry Tyler
Patrick Malahide
as John Carter
Helen Cherry
as April Grange-Gorman
Robert Hines
as Franz (young)
Juliette Mole
as Davina Fraser
as Widow Macleay
Trevor Moffat
as Johnny Spencer
Juliette Tony
as Young June
Sarah Polley
as Becky Hawthorne
Peter Vaughan
as Chiropodist
Eleanor Bron
as Melanie Garth
Robert Hardy
as General Tilney
Glynis Barber
as Lucy
Phil Daniels
as Sprint
Mick Ford
as Jack McHenry
Avril Elgar
as Mrs. Abigail
as Richard Burrill
Albert Schultz
as Cpl. Millen
Reina James
as Amanda
Christoph Hargreaves-Allen
as Christopher
Linda Henry
as Barbara
Daniel Hill
as Jiri
Billy McElhaney
as Eddie Brogan
Alex Pakenham
as Katie Perry
as Eileen Hughes
Brenda Fricker
as Ray's mother
Gary Love
as Alan Loader
as Mark Sefton
Kevin Smith
as Older Paul
Kevin Scot
as Hindle
Alan Summers
as Jada
as Amy Wallace
Ellie Haddington
as Helen
Barrie Houghton
as Priest
Sam Preston
as George
Brenda Saunders
as Maud
Sue Jones-Davies
as Irene O'Farrell
Mary McCusker
as Mary Nelson
Éva Darlan
as Francoise Gite
Tim Roth
as Nick Finchley
Tom Baker
as Sir Lionel Sweeting
Renée Asherson
as Charmian Colston
Sara Kestelman
as Queenie Leavis
Jemmais Keval-Baxter
as Maria's Child
Jonny Lee Miller
as Paul
Ruth McCabe
as Kay Curley - Rabbitte
Roberto Nobile
as Papa
as Mandy McVurrich
as Tom
David Bradley
as Headmaster
as James Boyce
Roger Allam
as Stephen Summerchild
Paloma Baeza
as Paula
Moya Brady
as Donna
Natasha Bain
as Oriolo
Karl Purden
as Tom
as Mary Kelly
Grace Zabriskie
as Pearl Kinross
as Charles Kendrick
Ingrid Craigie
as Mary Carlin
Bruce Myers
as Walter Dix
as Ion
Christopher Fulford
as George
Michael Legge
as John Willis
as Dominic
Robert Kingswell
as Ronnie
Nicola Cowper
as Violet Potter
David Langton
as Mr. Edwards
Antony Carrick
as Rankin
Judy Gridley
as Donna
Michael Gough
as Peter
Julia McKenzie
as Jennifer Pusey
as Railway Policeman
Ursula Howells
as May Swift
Bill Shine
as From The Rear Window
Oleg Rudnik
as Yuri Nosenko
Jan Wood
as Julie Garrett
Jillian Tony
as Young Jennifer
Helena Bonham Carter
as Jo Marriner
Gary Raymond
as Quentin Featherston
as Henry Windscape
Marsha Fitzalan
as Georgina
Allan Cuthbertson
as Mr. Horrobin
Milan Cheylov
as Pvt. Yashin
Rosie Kerslake
as Margie Rees
Nathan Adamson
as Joe Hawthorne
William Gaminara
as Tim Sage
as Elsie
John Pickard
as Young Terry
as Agnes Hughes
David Becalick
as Mechanic
Embeth Davidtz
as Older Karen
Mark Anstee
as Paul Williams
Rowena Roberts
as Miss Lott
Amanda Worthington
as Lesley Dale
Paul Hannaway
as Lorexene
Paul Wilson
as Nokes
Miriam Margolyes
as Nellie
as Jerry Leavy
Richard Hope
as Tom
as Det. Supt. Moore
Angela Walsh
as Tracey
as Concierge
Annie Gurney
as Emily
as Pauline McPherson
Tim Healy
as Dave
as Ruby
Valerie Buchanan
as Cynthia
Claire Slater
as Gilly Clemant
Christine Rose
as Gemma
Andrew McCarthy
as Martin Musgrove
Sophie Okonedo
as Melanie
Georgina Hale
as Countess Solar
Elspet Gray
as Mrs. Grigson
Katarzyna Figura
as Leni
Robert Rawles
as Alan Gibbons
Eanna MacLiam
as Craig Curley - Rabbitte
as Paolo
Buddug Morgan
as Jenny
Colin Salmon
as Bob Maclean
Kathy Burke
as Debbie
as Len
as Oblov
as Annie
as Raj
as Mario's Mother
as Byrd
Corin Redgrave
as Sir Walter Elliot
Siobhan Redmond
as Joyce
as Ronnie Mercer
Ruth Lloyd
as Andrea
David Suchet
as Vlachos
as Mr. Reisner
Sara Stephens
as Kate
Patricia Kerrigan
as Nell Ogilvie
Eve Bland
as Jane
John Bowler
as Frank
Megan De Wolf
as Sacha
Joe Black
as Mavis's Dad
John Blundell
as Corporal
Peter Gale
as Jackson
Dominic Tang
as Alan's son
Patricia Hodge
as Monica
Nicholas Le Prevost
as Alistair
Rachel Bell
as Mrs. Lumb
Teddy Turner
as Old Man in Dyeworks
Niall O'Brien
as Brendan
Ena Cabayo
as Gloria Gibbons
Edwin M. Adams
as John Collins
Steven Jackson
as Michael
Cherie Lunghi
as Susan
Cathy Tyson
as Celia
Nicola Pagett
as Elizabeth
as Derek Meadle
Fiona Reid
as Abigail Hawthorne
as Mr. Dass
Rosemary Macvie
as Mrs. Horrobin
as Rees' Child
as The Pretty boy - The Alpha Serial
Jane Gurnett
as Josie
Albie Woodington
as Comic
Christopher Baines
as Richard Carline
Sheila Grier
as Bunty Wilson
John Carlin
as Hotel manager
Ross Livingstone
as Terry
as Flower shop delivery boy
Andre Thornton Grimes
as Hanna's husband
as Barney
Ross Boatman
as Gary Austin
Charles Lawson
as Trigg
Simon Vaughan
as Andrew Harvey
Ruth Whitehead
as Angela
Lance Maron
as Older Gary
Marcus Railton
as Pete
Paul Rhys
as Amable Massis
Katherine Borowitz
as Joan Kaufman
as Mary
as Cricketer
Rachel Joyce
as Jane
Iola Gregory
as Mrs. Walker
Daniel Eastland
as Stepan
Eric Heath
as Danny
Billy Connolly
as Busker
Gwenllian Davies
as Gran
Billy Boyle
as Mr. Healy
Patricia Lawrence
as Petunia
Charlie Bartle
as Johnnie
Susan Jameson
as Mére St Antoine
Kate Lynn Evans
as Elizabeth Edwardes
Elizabeth Bradley
as Mrs. Anthony
as Danielle
Donald Pleasence
as Victor Harty
Gayle Hunnicutt
as Minna
Derek Hutchinson
as Dave
Peter Rowen
as Sonny Curley - Rabbitte
Pierre Sioufi
as Ahmed
Steven Mackintosh
as Bertie
Barbara Jefford
as Else Bicknall
Aleksey Poluyan
as Sacha
Peter Tate
as Man with Briefcase
Cheryl Godber
as Marie
Ray Burnside
as Union Rep
David Ryall
as Dr. Simmonds
Saskia Wickham
as Mary Housego
Des McAleer
as Paddy John O'Neill
Lynwen Hobbs
as Lynwen
as Amy Ogilvie
as Clive Colville
Andrew Divoff
as Romachenko
Joan Hickson
as Mrs. Whiteweather
Danny Dyer
as Bert
Rosy De Wolf
as Amber
Ronald Fraser
as Barnaby Tucker
Hilary Reynolds
as Nurse Callaghan
Ozzie Stevens
as Lance Corporal
Geoffrey Edwards
as Judge
Nigel Baguley
as Teacher
Jerome Flynn
as Nigel
Irene Handl
as Madame de Bonneuil
Kevin Cooney
as Don Fisher
as Christy Lucey
as Peter Harper
Paul McKenzie
as From The Rear Window
Yvonne French
as Patsy
William Hope
as Lt. Anson
Tony Pitts
as Evil Mick
as John
Brian Deacon
as Alex
Francesca Brill
as Lucy
Stella McCusker
as Miss Macken
as Charlie Parrott
Sarah Butler
as Young Penny
Sian Leisa Davies
as Megan Davies
as Rees' Child
Mara Minniti
as The Maid
as Sian
David Beames
as Sergeant Lascelles
Valerie Lush
as Mrs. Carline
John Pine
as Arthur Bateman
Andrew Barr
as Flint
Isolde Cazelet
as Grandmother
Togo Igawa
as Mr. Hiroto
Benjamin Perkins
as Sweetman
William Vanderpuye
as Aitch
Phil Smeeton
as Mick
as John Lentall
Andrew Goodfellow
as Pat
Justin John
as Young Paul
Sandy Hendrickse
as Lily Lloyd
Bernard Kay
as Stalin
Christopher Driscoll
as Man in Car Park
as Bill Yeadon
Danny Chippendale
as Referee
Clare Perkins
as Opal
Ricky Ross
as Deacon Blue
François Chaumette
as The Admiral
Andrew Dicks
as Young John Healy
Philippa Gail
as Rose Alderney
Stephen Oxley
as Vicar
Crispin Harris
as Teacher
Sian Merrick
as Miss Bowden
T.P. McKenna
as Judge Selwyn
Thora Hird
as Jean Taylor
Nick Reding
as M Cazeaux
John Lloyd Fillingham
as Young F.R. Leavis
as Annie
Jacqueline Tong
as Mary-Jane
as Roddie McVurrich
André Oumansky
as Grotorosso
as Lisa Curley - Rabbitte
Sherine El Ansari
as Gypsy Girl
James Cosmo
as Jerry
Susannah Doyle
as Juliet
Tony Armatrading
as Daniel
Matt Patresi
as Mick
John Otway
as Poet in cafe
Jenson Marriott
as Gaz
Viktor Khozyainov
as Misha
as Admiral Croft
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Gwenda Aaron
Shaun Dingwall
as Schuster
Joseph Brady
as Tom's father
Howard Newstate
as James
Clare Isaac
as Sharon
Helen Baxendale
as Ruth Clarke
Gabrielle Lloyd
as Agatha Burch
Cara Kelly
as Susan McVea
as Albert
Sara-Marie Maltha
as Ilse
as Defence counsel
as Father
as Wootton
Jem Ahmet
as 1 episode, 1985
Trevor Howard
as Brigadier Croshawe
Clive Mantle
as Edward
Ken Bones
as Detective Inspector Mercer
as Workmen
June Page
as Carole
Blaise Corrigan
as Guard
as From The Rear Window
Des Nealon
as Policeman
Beverley Martin
as Greta Gibbons
Shane Merrills
as Paperboy
Tessa Peake-Jones
as Anita Manchip
Amos Crawley
as Robin Davies
Al Matthews
as Curtis Duchamps
Bruce Boa
as Channel President
as Mary
as Anna
Tony Melody
as Joe
John Cording
as Max
as Kate
Leila Webster
as Mrs. O'Hare
Richard Grant
as Young James
as Watcher
David Horovitch
as Dudley Tooth
as Billy
Ann Way
as Lena Finn, Theodore's mother
Sally Jane Jackson
as Janice
Judi Lamb
as NHS Doctor
Craig Smith
as Alex Wilson
Ann Haydn
as Housewarden
Jimmy Yuill
as Man at dyke
Emma Wray
as Minty
Adrian May
as Dowdles
Scott Pattison
as Spooner
Lee Woods
as Tony
Talia Leibman
as Young Karen
Alexander Hanson
as Robin Hood (Robin Hood cast)
Hetty Baynes
as Sophie
as Gaston Poulet
as Claire
Michael Eaves
as Mike Frost
as Enid
Tony Wredden
as Doctor
John Moffatt
as Mr. Evernden
Edward Burnham
as Dennis Fellows
Sylvester Williams
as Paul
Lorraine McIntosh
as Deacon Blue
as Big Jimmy
Nick Dawney
as Young Terry Healy
Maria Laborit
as Ninette
Melanie Wynard
as Receptionist
Hermione Norris
as Caroline
Ian Bannen
as Hubert Stout
Tim Preece
as Frofessor Hamer
Helga Brindle
as Young Queenie Leavis
as Debbie
Debra Gillett
as Pat McVurrich
Dyfan Roberts
as Glyn
Naël Kervoas
as Shelley
Colm O'Byrne
as Darren Curley - Rabbitte
as Anne
George Costigan
as Don
Alexander Morton
as James
Brian Capron
as Phil
as Brenda
Russell De Rozario
as Phlem
David Curtiz
as Vic
Adam Walker
as Young Arthur
Aleksandr Ustinov
as Arkady
Barnaby Stone
as Thomas
Peter Blythe
as Charles
Murray Ewan
as Mann
Lisa Boeh
as Becky
as Janice
as Fiona
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
as Emmanuel
Neil Stuke
as Felix
as Magda Lewis
Margaret D'Arcy
as Alice McVea
Katherine Dow Blyton
as Fran
Hilton McRae
as Charlie Hendon
Frank Mills
as Farmer Edwards
Nigel Lambert
as Cinema voice
Eric Mason
as Wandsworth prison officer
Ursula Smith
as Mrs. Harding
Jason Cunliffe
as Man
Julian Hall
as Gartree offficer
Francis Matthews
as Silver-Haired Gent
as Penelope Milne
Mike Kelly
as Guard
as David Meredith
Jake Fox
as Young Allan
Dani Dalain
as Interpreter
Tony Portacio
as Graham Lance
Natasha Dixon
as Rosie Gibbons
as Mary Morris
Carol Royle
as Rachel
Cedric Smith
as Mr. Macdonald
Ingrid Lacey
as Eleanor Tilney
Joan Sanderson
as Miss Wilbraham
as Vasily
Edward Peel
as Police Constable
Eiji Kusuhara
as Oko-Ri
Billy Burden
as Mr. Blakey
Enrico Masciolini
as Watcher
Joanna Loyn
as Barmaid
Barbara Marten
as Marlene
as The Sportsman - The Alpha Serial
Tenniel Evans
as Grant
as Connie
Eric Allan
as Superintendent
Gordon Faith
as Man from upper flat
Dale Martin
as Sammy Brogan
as Nunk
Alan Rothwell
as Vicar
Bruce Clark
as Forer
Warren Herz
as Young Gary
Lori Brett
as Girl
Philip Latham
as Oliver, K.C.
Adrian Hood
as Youth in Market
Terence Booth
as Jim
Frank Ellis
as Herman
as Louis Ruyssen
Michael Egan
as Vicar
Abbie Guilding
as Abbie
Simone Parfaitt
as Girl in Restaurant
Mike Pugh
as Disc jockey
Tony Quant
as Stepan (aged 3)
Leon Eagles
as Mr. Ashcroft
as Sister Goodwin
Alison Fielding
as Helen Watson
Marilyn Finlay
as Nursing Home Manager
as Jean
Maxine Howe
as Marie Gold
Ashley Brooks
as Paul
Simon Napper
as Terry Healy
Graeme Kelling
as Deacon Blue
as Ward Sister
Lill Roughley
as Charlotte Stout
Miranda Forbes
as Miss Greve
as Martin Harty
Sarah Burghard
as Laura
Mici Plwm
as Brian
Ciara Duffy
as Kimberley Curley - Rabbitte
Lise Roy
as Bruna
Lynda Rooke
as Stacy
Susie Blake
as Sonia
Frank Kelly
as Hotel priest
Claire Hackett
as Jane
Jamie Wilson
as Muppet
Seamus Gubbins
as Luke
Jackie Downey
as Faye Wraxall
Konstantin Anisimov
as Karsov
Joe Norton
as Young George
Dean Burgin
as Young Len
Paul Moriarty
as Andrew Buchan
Huckleberry Fox
as Joe
Lynn Hunter
as Mary
as Nancy
Peter Jordon
as Journalist
Judy Parfitt
as Mrs. Tennant
as Petr
as Estelle
Gavin Kennedy
as Harold McVea
Hazel Douglas
as Hannah
as Constance Scott
Steve Fletcher
as Dawes
Elizabeth Sinclair
as Alice Ross
as Wayne Kennedy
Tony Capstick
as Fireman
as Drion
Paul Kermack
as Danny
as 'Idaho' man
Michael DeSanto
as Counsel
Stephen Ruff
as Mickey Rooney
as Lady Alys Croshawe
Lyndsay Russell
as Lucinda Campbell-Croft
Jill Frudd
as Nurse
Anne Reid
as Mrs. Hawke
Richard Durden
as Daniel
Mary Miller
as Deirdre Pilkington
Myrtle Devenish
as Mrs. Blakey
Michael McStay
as Donald MacLean
as Pvt. Corti
Giorgio Pangaro
as Watcher
Maureen McRae
as Mrs. Macdonald
Laura Corman
as Sharleen McCabe
Tony Heath
as Kwik-Loan
Robert Daws
as Adrian Vowchurch
David Garfield
as Trev
Andrew Dallmeyer
as Mr. Morris
Jay Byrd
as Receptionist
Robbie Gee
as Snowy
Ross Kemp
as Police officer
as Snodgrass
Ian Roberts
as Sergeant Smit
Glyn Pritchard
as Rob
Simon Purvis
as Revill
Christopher Walker
as Dave
Cliff Kelly
as Truckle
Peter Guinness
as Parkes
Robert Morgan
as Gerry
Bernard Lloyd
as Professor McFall
Peter Corey
as Friar Tuck (Robin Hood cast)
Max Stafford-Clark
as Max
Laurence Zage
as Vassily Ikramov
Haley Burch
as Val
Michael Wilcox
as Victor Gentil
Jennifer Rettie
as Daisy
Lola Rand
as Hanka
Alastair Duncan
as Jonathon Parker
Sandy McDade
as Lesley Perowne
Peter Czajowski
as Pole
Lennox Greaves
as Det. Insp. Hollins
John Garrett
as Albert
James Prime
as Deacon Blue
Thadeus Kaye
as Kawalski
Robert Flemyng
as Ronald Sidebottome
Bob Goody
as Compere
Alice Douglas
as Girton Girl
Paul Casey
as Jean
Joan Plowright
as Mrs. Monro
Maureen Beattie
as Deirdre Kopanski
Patsy Rowlands
as Daisy Harty
Fionnuala Murphy
as Jackie O'Keefe
Isabelle Maman
as Maria
as Hurren
as The Major
Eddie Osei
as George
Fine Time Fontayne
as Arthur's Father
as Tom
Michael Friel
as Young Morris
Sniff
as Leggit
Oleg Tishchenko
as Sergeant Keshchenko
Daniel Brewer
as Tom
Sophie Thompson
as Mary Musgrove
Alastair Galbraith
as Bruce
Frank Kovacs
as Hart
Nicola Branson
as Tricia
Noah Abrams
as Doyle
Garrick Hagon
as Dr. Torrance
Joseph Bennett
as Edwin
as Yuri
as Midge
Faith Brook
as Isobel - Robin's Mother
David Kay
as Shaun
Tim Wylton
as Henry Pettitt
Hilary Minster
as Mayer
Benny Young
as Caledonians corporal
Howard Lew Lewis
as Wandsworth prison officer
Roger Monk
as Terry
Chris Lee
as Man
Jeffry Wickham
as Geoffrey Long
Rupert Baker
as Scott Golding
John Malcolm
as Doctor
Danny James
as Driver
Milo Bell
as First student
Tamara Steele
as Frankie Walters
Katy Behean
as Beatrice
Dan Dimmick
as Guard
David Blackburn
as Carl Kennedy
David Daker
as Mr. Plant
Bobby Knutt
as Garage Owner
Suzan Crowley
as Louisa
Eileen Way
as Finn's Grandma
June Ellis
as Dancing Teacher
John Rapley
as Postman
Wolf Christian
as Man in Pub
Jane Hazlegrove
as Michelle
Graham Turner
as Male Nurse
Steven McNicoll
as Derek Brogan
Christopher Hammond
as Boyfriend
Sian Hopkins
as Gwen Tandy
as Duffy
Richard Heffer
as Detective Sergeant Martin McClure
Terry Sue-Patt
as Yusef
Jamie Bartlett
as Dickie
Joan Campion
as Hotel Receptionist
Alister Cameron
as Mr. Chesterton
Geoffrey Hughes
as Det. Sgt. Bailey
Gregory Cox
as Tramp
Briony McRoberts
as Maid Marian (Robin Hood cast)
Mary Sheen
as Woman in Dry Cleaners
Michael Haughey
as Green Cap
Simon Davison
as Stuart
James French
as Sasha
as Bill
David Schneider
as Stamford Hill Cowboy
Brian Hall
as George
Joan Hooley
as Sister Pryce
Stanley Kowalski
as Pole
Kenneth Lodge
as Det. Sergeant Grey
as Billy
as Rose Delgado
Ewen Vernal
as Deacon Blue
as Mr. Justice Braxton
Sean O'Callaghan
as Police Constable
Ina Clare
as Waitress
Ricardo Aliaga
as The Spaniard
Jeanne Moreau
as Lili
Jason Durr
as Davey Harty
Shaughan Seymour
as George Kopanski
Rowland Davies
as Lecturer
Deirdre O'Brien
as Mary
Dee O'Brien
as Mary
Stewart Jones
as Aled Owen
Maureen Zufferey
as Party Guest
Denis Lill
as Mr. Loveless
Kelly Hunter
as Maureen
Natasha Williams
as Rosie
Ray Ashcroft
as DC Harris
as Kim
Anthony Pedley
as Inspector
Kathy Jamieson
as Arthur's Mother
Augusta Harris
as Young Millie
Nikolay Dik
as New cop
Mike Gunn
as Sergeant Vetch
Judy Cornwell
as Mrs. Musgrove
Conor Mullen
as Andrew Martin
Carmen Gill
as Nadine
Claire Erasmus
as Annie
Emily Piercy
as Stephanie
as Weenie Man
Chiwetel Ejiofor
as Ebow
Liza Walker
as Katie
Gordon McCorkell
as Jamie Ogilvie
Keith Humphries
as Piano Player
Natasha Richardson
as Jilly
Robert Duncan
as Casey
David Neal
as Wehrmacht colonel
Kristin Milward
as Nellie Bonser
Terry Gurry
as Wandsworth prison officer
James V. Mathews
as Farmer
Ifan Huw Dafydd
as Tim Thomas
as Malachy
C.J. Allen
as Undermanager
Alison Key
as Nurse Simpson
Colm Hefferon
as Brother Anselm
Bill Lund
as 1st Workman
Sue Peacock
as Newscaster
Maurice Travail
as Hotel Proprietor
Phil Gaines
as Chairman
Evelyn Pont
as Second student
Janine Duvitski
as Betty
Rebecca Callard
as Jackie as a Child
Maggie Ollerenshaw
as Courier
Anne Lambton
as Christina
Elvi Hale
as Mrs. Thorpe
George Malpas
as Old Slatterthwaite
Peter Banks
as Sgt.-Maj. Wagner
Torquil Campbell
as Len Hawkins
Brigid Erin Bates
as Nurse
Graham Hoadly
as Jimmy
Nigel Nevinson
as Doctor
Sheri Crawley
as Schoolchild
Kate Sandison
as Alice Johnson
Sion Tudor Owen
as Coastguard
as Hamish
Hana Maria Pravda
as Old lady in cafe
Emma Longbottom
as Sally
Nick Dunning
as Simon
as First DPP Official
Mark Billingham
as Gary
Sean Scanlan
as Big Mac
Matthew Savage
as George Harvey
Anthony Fridjhon
as Abe Kotlowitz
Robert Peters
as Reporter
as Mr. Noble
Lesley Nightingale
as Princess Soutzo
as Photographer
Maggie Lane
as Woman at Refuge
Albert Welch
as Elderly man
Igor Gridneff
as Comrade Grosberg
Bruce Savage
as Roger
as Miss. Bertha
Peter Armitage
as Ned
Edward Kalinski
as Pole
Doyne Bird
as Auctioneer
Anthony Clarke
as Kryst's Son
Douglas Vipond
as Deacon Blue
as Receptionist
Kathryn Hunter
as Margarita Guzman
Charles Dale
as Ambulance Driver
Damaris Hayman
as Miss Lottinville
John Southworth
as Mr. Justice Cranley
Eamon Maguire
as Dougan
Louise Beattie
as Mairi McVurrich
Mike Davies
as Party Guest
Karen Woodley
as Yvonne Burgess
Annabel Burton
as Margaret as a Child
Gwilym Evans
as Young John
Katrin Cartlidge
as Lover in Cafe
Marlene Sidaway
as Joyce
Sandy Ratcliff
as Meg
as Security guard
Peter Glancy
as Dave
as Sergeant
Robert John Burke
as Steve
Simon Russell Beale
as Charles Musgrove
Gary Cady
as Nicholas
as First Mother
Jeremi Cockram
as PC Jenkins
Aorja Harris
as Lindsay's Child
Carlton Chance
as James
as Anduse
as Cindi Ogilvie
as Publican
Emma Relph
as Liz
Maggie Riley
as Mrs. Philpot
Ray Jeffries
as Wandsworth prison officer
Dennis Savage
as Man
Jean-Marc Barr
as Alain
Brian Glover
as Man in Brown
H. Richard Greene
as John Rogers
as Newsagent
James Walker
as Bookseller
Howard Crossley
as 2nd Workman
Fred Gaunt
as Foreman
Madeline Adams
as Cathy Arthur
Ian Bolt
as Third student
as Brother Declan
Timothy Bateson
as Mr. Macklin
Helen Fraser
as Mrs. Morland
Bernadette Milnes
as Mrs. Dass
Mark Elwes
as Equerry
as Pottsy
David Hughes
as Arnold Croft
Tracey Lynch
as Girl in Pyjamas
as Mrs. Hilton
as Cpl. Bates
Tracey Keevans
as Schoolchild
Rosie Pontzen
as Jacinta
as D.S. Kiley - The Ferret Squad
as Companion in cafe
Bridget McCann
as Mrs. Stone
Jacqui Docker
as Ann Blake
Paul Staley
as Jason
John Pandy
as Ambulanceman
Gil Myers
as Boy with Smarties
John Saint Ryan
as Nightclub Manager
John Quentin
as Second DPP Official
Russell Floyd
as Peter
Nicholas Hewetson
as Beef
as Mrs. Harvey
Shafa'ath-Ahmad Khan
as Mr. Patel
Joan Spall
as Registrar
Michael Grandage
as Paul Morand
as Policeman at Refuge
as Sailor
as WPC Lindsay
as Japanese tourist
Al T. Kossy
as Old Parkes
as Photographer's Companion
Michelle McQuade
as Christine
as Woman in Crowd
as Veda
as Solicitor
as Pole
Lollie May
as Mrs. Gill
David Milligan
as Dave
Maggie Smith
as Mrs. Mabel Pettigrew
Seeta Indrani
as Christina Ramirez
Richard Bebb
as Lord Chief Justice Hipwood
Gerard O'Hagan
as O'Leary
as Mrs. Raffald
as Mrs. Armitage
Pat Laffan
as George Burgess
Ralph Arliss
as Keith
Jorgen Falk
as Party Guest
Edward Atterton
as Lover in Cafe
Jack Chissick
as Dr. Leath
as Mrs. Tamm
Christopher Wells
as Passport control officer
Derek Pykett
as Arsonist
Felicity Dean
as Mrs. Clay
Kal Weber
as Noah
John Pierce Jones
as Terry
as Second Mother
as Debbie
Elior Harris
as Lindsay's Child
Kate Miller
as Natalie
as Annie
Graham Loughridge
as Theo
as Moses
Stephanie Fayerman
as Mrs. Guerney
as Mitchell
Jon Laurimore
as George Durbidge
Sam Smart
as Man
Martin Oldfield
as Wandsworth prison officer
Chris Langham
as Detective
Patsy Byrne
as Mrs. Dempster
Elizabeth Bell
as Gill
as Christina
Alan Tall
as Joiner
Patrick Field
as Reporter at Press Conference
Ann Rowan
as Old Tinker Woman
Alison Neil
as Caroline
Douglas Harris
as Taff
Robert Wesley
as Policeman
David Hammond
as CIA Escort
Joseph Crilly
as Joseph
Diane Holland
as Miss Lavant
Bernard Brown
as Sir William
Ken Sharrock
as Police Inspector
Judy Sinclair
as Hazel Croft
as Edwin Macklin
Jane Hilary
as Policewoman on Beach
David Rolfe
as Mr. Morland
Christopher Denham
as Chauffeur
Rachel Sanders
as Schoolchild
Elisabeth McGrath
as Assistant
Sarah Jones
as Mrs. McCabe
Donald Douglas
as Martin Urban's father
James Staley
as Jason
Stefan Golebiowski
as Waiter
Laura Elizabeth Smith
as Mary Davidson
Nicola Beddoe
as Receptionist
Huw Higginson
as Phil
Steve McFadden
as Billy
Malcolm Hebden
as Slater as an Adult
as Andrea
Pancho Russell
as Buddy Holly
as Landlady
Will Knightley
as Bartram
as Old Lily
as Anstable
Brian Knight
as Vicar
Bryn Ellis
as Trawlerman
Michaela Matthieu
as Julie
as Judge
Jake D'Arcy
as Danny
Louis Mellis
as Jock
Roger Martin
as Geoff
Maurice Risch
as Maurice
James Hooton
as Adrian
as Smiley
Alan Pattison
as Roman
Maurice Denham
as Guy Leet
Ray Marioni
as Spanish Producer
Philip Newman
as College Porter
Caroline O'Neill
as Housewife
as Mrs. Birt
Lou Ann Graham
as Party Guest
Virginia Cole
as Doris Burgess
Paul Morrow
as Jack
as Cafe man
Sharon Bower
as Lynn
as Anna
Ian Pike
as Policeman
Kai Peacock
as Young Frank
Rachel Inman
as Ruth's Mother
Adam Ross Thompson
as Estate Kid
Michael Shannon
as Neil Turkle
Jill Spurrier
as Mrs. Wheatley
Gary Howe
as Donald
Vincent Higgins
as P.C. Ian Wylie
as Carole
Lex Daniel
as Thomas
Janette Foggo
as Headmistress
as Charles
Colin Rix
as Auctioneer
David Healy
as Newscaster
Denis Carey
as Wally
Peter Caffrey
as Cleary
Andree Evans
as Hostess
Dean Williamson
as Courting Couple
Johnny Allan
as Christina's Father
J.O. Roberts
as Dr. Evan Davies
Peter Gilroy
as Young Tinker Boy
Clem Davies
as Italian
Jane Horrocks
as Punk
Beverley Callard
as Policewoman in Cell
Meredith Edwards
as Dr. Morgan
Elaine Ives-Cameron
as Marchioness
Martyn Stanbridge
as Dominic
Stuart Mansfield
as Keith Macklin
Caryn Hurwitz
as WPC
Gerry White
as Desk Sergeant
David Goodwin
as Footman
Lisa Whordley
as Schoolchild
Badi Uzzaman
as Old Quereshi
as Mr. Cochrane
Billy Marr
as Eric Grady
Victor Gilling
as Man in cinema
Nigel Cooke
as Defence Councel
Sean Gascoine
as Rodney
Patrick Mynhardt
as Doctor
Nadia DeLemeny
as Maria-Elena Holly
Christopher Poole
as Kerb crawler
Tony MacBeath
as Barber
Gary Baxter
as The Choir
Suzanna Hamilton
as Irina Ratushinskaya
Henry Goodman
as Strauss
as Ulinov
Lee Macdonald
as First youth
Daphne Neville
as Magistrate
Audrey Jenkinson
as Nurse
Ben Buckton
as Petain
Valerie Caren
as Mrs. Johnston
Occy Williams
as Welsh Farmer
Harriet Walter
as Amelia Cleverly
Vivienne Moore
as P.A.H. Lady
Peter Kelly
as Genteel Heavy
Tony Hippolyte
as Ibo
Irena Delmar
as Singer
as Rose's Friend
Preston Lockwood
as Deaf Old Man
Robert Purvis
as Stixman
Brian Matheson
as Old Man
David Gant
as Gallery Owner
Rupert Degas
as Tony
Paul Sykes
as Angus
Andreas Geiss
as Party Guest
as Pat Burgess
Rita Davies
as Picket at clinic
as Serafin's husband
Reece Baani
as Ruth's Father
Renee Props
as Priscilla
William Scott-Masson
as Dr. Mike
as Louisa Musgrove
Roger Nott
as Photographer
as W.P.C Yvonne Wycliffe
Ian Shaw
as Meredith
Wakefield Ackuaku
as Paul
Fenella Shepherd
as Assistant
Vincent Friell
as Verne prisoner
Susan Porrett
as Hotel Receptionist
John Gleeson
as John Potter
Hugh Evans
as Lawyer
Tony Robinson
as Dr. Hamilton
George Antoni
as Japanese Man
Owen Brenman
as 1 episode, 1986
as Ticket clerk
James Hornbeck
as James McDonald
Colette Gleeson
as Priscilla
as Supervisor
as Christina's Mother
Billy Clarke
as Benny
Ewen Emery
as Young Sandy
Joanna Coop
as Courting Couple
Eric Peterson
as Owen Baker
Mark Tandy
as Jamie
Charles McKeown
as Mr. Hargreaves
Angela Curran
as Alice
Michael Roberts
as Tanner
as Schoolchild
as Commissionaire
as Punk
as Mrs. Stead-Carter
as Shirley
Ursula Burns
as Schoolgirl in Hall
Robert Patterson
as Bus Conductor
Ann-Marie Gwatkin
as Martin Urban's secretary
James Donnelly
as D.C.S. Passmore - The Wessex Team
David Chalford
as Dai Roberts
Richard Moore
as Judge
Hepburn Graham
as Stu
Michael Crane
as Jabba
Simon Wakefield
as Boy fishing
as The Choir
Johnny Irvine
as Barman
Tony Slattery
as Bennett
Marion Barron
as Sister
Stephanie Turner
as Podust
David Doyle
as Second youth
Allan Mitchell
as Ted Sturton
Brian Stephens
as Mr. Johnston
as Reporter
Romolo Bruni
as Luigi
Albert Owen
as Welsh Farmer
Robert Carr
as Guru
Nick Wilkinson
as Car Driver
Ann Lathlane
as Girl at Fairground
Paul Reeves
as Anton
Philip Wilde
as Mourner
Duncan Bell
as Dorking
Alec McCowen
as Father Eugene McCarthy
Brendan Gleeson
as Lester
Al Ashton
as First Cop
Tommy Duggan
as Father O'Flynn
Peter Moreton
as Sam
Sam Davies
as Bernie
Afra Rosbach
as Party Guest
Tina Malone
as Chrissie
John Cater
as Old Man
as Middle Arthur
Nicholas Haley
as Young Jessel
as Woman at clinic
Alice Mathews
as Young Ruth
Victoria Hamilton
as Henrietta Musgrove
Isobel Raine
as Sandra
Maeve Murphy
as Vicar's wife
Gemma Probert
as Lily
Jon Silverman
as Political Correspondent
Joshua Spitzig
as Hairy John
as Interrogator
David Dontoh
as Bob
Kevin Dyer
as Park Supervisor
Peter Cartwright
as Governor
James Fagan
as First Guest
Olwen Fouéré
as Young Nun
Austin Leonard Jones
as Tom Daley
Michael Aitkens
as Rod Blue
Clare McIntyre
as Caterer
Terry Cade
as Robert Menzies
Martin Carroll
as Pancho
as Technician
Judith Nelmes
as Christina's Grandmother
Richard Pescud
as Psychiatrist
as 1 episode, 1986
Graham Moffatt
as Trainspotter
Sheila Fearn
as Mrs. Hargreaves
as Official
as 1 episode, 1987
Andrew Hilton
as Stephen's Father
Bert Gaunt
as Ronnie
Robbie Dee
as Reporter
Edward Lyon
as Vicar
as Club Steward
James Kirton
as Schoolchild
as Miss Digby
as Dermot McCoy
William Llewellyn
as Maggie's Son
as TV Announcer
Shahnaz Pakravan
as Doctor in Hospital
as Priest
Robert Boyd
as Crew member
Dan Hildebrand
as Sully
Alex McCrindle
as Man in Office
Hi Ching
as Dr. Clarence Tan
Robin Wright
as John
Benjamin Bracken
as The Choir
Ania Marson
as Lazareva
Scott Roberts
as Mr. Beattie
Edward Jones
as Welsh Farmer
as Caroline
as Krzeminski
as Sandie
Hilary Crane
as Gina
Tony Aitken
as Cropper
John O'Toole
as Williams
Sarah Martin
as Party Guest
Phil Towers
as Father at Fairground
as Treasury Barrister
John Baskcomb
as Fat Old Man
Paul McKay
as Young Priest
as Doris
Ross Graham
as Party Guest
Maisa El Rafai
as Fatima
Nick Brimble
as Frank
as Irish Girl at Clinic
Melanie Ramsay
as Bertie's Girlfriend
Pia Mathews
as Ruth's Sister
Bud Cort
as Dr. Webb
Harley Cross
as Ray Striker
Jonathan Wrather
as Policeman
Candida Gubbins
as Frances
Tyrone Huggins
as Trevor Avery
Maxine Burth
as Agnes
as Self
as Sylvia's mother
Peter Sproule
as Ellison
Alan Mason
as John Aldrich
Paul Sirr
as Second Guest
Perry Benson
as Gordon
George Morfogen
as Anatoli Golitsyn
Peter Penry-Jones
as Anthony Evans
Bernard Gallagher
as Police Superintendent
as Elizabeth
Dominic Allan
as Uniformed Policeman
as Colum
Kenny Andrews
as Phil
Fran O'Shea
as Christina's Sister
Alan Greaves
as Trainspotter
Sarah Crowden
as Cub Mistress
Phyllida Hewat
as Mrs. Argonaut
Oliver Hembrough
as Edward Morland
Artro Morris
as 1 episode, 1987
Lucy Durham-Matthews
as Amanda
as Man at Divis
Peter Ferri
as Stevedore
Stacey Zuckerman
as Mabel
Gavin Renshaw
as Maggie's Son
Pat Grainger
as Ronnie's companion
Venu Dhupa
as Rohanna
Deniol Hughes
as Crew member
as Lindsay
Brian Brogan
as Spud McKenzie
William Brand
as Ritchie Valens
as Clyde
Chris Bradshaw
as The Choir
Angus MacInnes
as Lawyer
as Penny
Czeslaw Grocholski
as Zurek
Marie Jelliman
as Cheerful Woman
Amanda Orton
as Abrutiene
Harry Landis
as Kaufman
as Mrs. Johnson
Sue Flack
as Muriel
as Party Guest
Carol Thornton
as Birdwatcher
Cyril Cusack
as Percy Mannering
Robert Swann
as Alan Mountford
Ralph Riach
as Dr. Sutherland
Stuart Dunne
as Bertie
Lamia El Amir
as Hala
as Mandy
Stephen Greif
as Johnny
Ruth Posner
as Fiona
Tracy Gillman
as Linnie
as Trevor
Finola Geraghty
as English girl at clinic
John Channell Mills
as George Bicknall
Richard Harrington
as Marei
Richard McCabe
as Captain Benwick
Judith Coke
as Carole Kendrick
as Victor
as Theo's Girl
Ghizela Modood
as Radio Presenter
Gorden Kaye
as Buff
Natasha King
as Ruthie (age 7)
Frank Coda
as Kitchen officer
Linda Roberts
as Thirza Moore
Guy Dagul
as Café Royal Trio
as Frank
Bill Moody
as Doorman
Eamon Boland
as Tony
Stephen D. Newman
as Ed Douglas
Anthony Douse
as Frank, Coroner's Officer
Clare Mullen
as 1st Flower Lady
Anthony Morse
as John Diehl
Nigel Rooke
as Trainspotter
Ashok Kumar
as Indian Teenager
Charles Lamb
as Pensioner
Meg Hogarth
as Miss Simpson
Dick Brannick
as Hotel Porter
Dilys Price
as 1 episode, 1987
Kevin Wilson
as Shirley's Boyfriend
Sebastian Brooke
as Sam
Dick Holland
as Man at Divis
Anne-Marie Mullane
as Thorpe Sisters
Lloyd McGuire
as Detective
Dorota Puzio
as Nurse
as Goldie
Nathan Dambuza Mdledle
as Official - Police Complains Authority
Gwilym Morris
as Crew member
Simon Ramsey
as Spud's Gang
Richard LeParmentier
as Eddie
Gerard Kelly
as Nick's Father
as Cliffie
Adam Henderson
as Waylon Jennings
Patrick Cullen
as The Choir
Nicholas Jones
as Detective Inspector
as Velikanova
Anita Parry
as Telephonist
Amanda Drewry
as Shirley
Ronan Vibert
as Charles Fieldhouse
Nick Hobbs
as Jack
as Nurse
Ruth Kettlewell
as Old Woman
Patrick Blackwell
as BBC Commissionaire
as Olive Mannering
Michael Mellinger
as Antonio
Harriet Reynolds
as Jean Godfrey
Iain James Mackay
as William McVurrich
Geoffrey Larder
as Detective
Diane O'Kelly
as Eileen
Titus Forbes-Adam
as Tom's Father
Martin Jarvis
as Linus Frank
Sharon Hinds
as Bonsey
Jacqueline Bates
as Nurse
Teresa Hennessy
as WPS Simpson
as Mikhail
as Club Performer
Peter Tuddenham
as Clerk of the Court
Ryan Freedman
as Adam (age 5)
Nick Parker
as Café Royal Trio
Derek Holt
as Watcher
John Neville
as Trainspotter
Vivian Pickles
as Lily
John Savident
as Judge
Rachel Herbert
as Moira Mallett
Brian Osborne
as First clerk
Peter Quince
as Reporter
Una Minto
as 2nd Flower Lady
Natasha Gomperts
as Indian Teenager
as Anna Daley
Michelle Arthur
as Thorpe Sisters
Don Fellows
as 1 episode, 1987
Michelle Fozounmayeh
as Rebecca Phelps
as Doctor
Neville Smith
as Wedding Guest
Alec Bregonzi
as Mr. Peniket
Steve Collins
as Chauffeur
Robert Angell
as Police Constable
Gwynfor Roberts
as Crew member
Honora Burke
as Woman at Grafton Road
as Twin
Steven Jack
as Spud's Gang
Caroline Paterson
as Nick's Mother
Jon Cartwright
as Reference Librarian
as Chief Buffalo Coach
Martin Barrass
as Alan
as Dion Demucci
Gareth Davies
as The Choir
Daryl Fishwick
as Cafe Waitress
Ric Wadsworth
as Gerry
Lyndam Gregory
as Fowler
Stevie Hannan
as Deke Morrison
Bernard Charlton
as Piano Player
Jonathan Grey
as Police Sergeant
Anita Zagaria
as Bruna
Jan Carey
as Tea Shop Manageress
as Cynthia
Chris Matthews
as Traffic P.C.
Caroline Boyle
as Girl 1
Mark Frost
as Barney
Ian Dury
as Rendle
Phil Rose
as Richard
John Sandford
as Gary
G. Brennan Fox
as Skinhead with helmet
Jane Wood
as Nurse Rooke
as Angus
Philip Howe
as Engineer
Alan McKee
as 'Biff' Donaghy
Judy Damas
as Waitress
Paul Oles
as Pharmacist
Petronella Barker
as Visitor
as Watcher
Richard Campbell
as Café Royal Trio
Anita Carey
as Patti Blakeston
Edward Clayton
as Second clerk
Kate Binchy
as Mary Charlton
Guy Nicholls
as Enquiries Clerk
Giovanni Samaritani
as Franco
as Guard
Gregory Floy
as Pathologist
as Miss Tomm
David Blake Kelly
as Elderly guest
Alison MacLeod
as Lorna Laird
Jaynee Jordan
as Rachel Phelps
Sandra Clark
as Police Surgeon
as Twin
Christopher Brown
as Spud's Gang
as Buffalo Player
Ray Charleson
as Carroll
Eileen Nicholas
as Mobile Librarian
Stephen Petcher
as Mark
Hugh Martin
as Storeman
Neil Haggerty
as The Choir
Nigel Le Vaillant
as Rogers
as TV Dentist
as Club Porter
John Blakey
as Igor
Janet Behan
as Airline Girl
Imelda Staunton
as The Producer
Rowena Cooper
as Janetta Now
John Forgeham
as Hateley
Donalda Samuel
as Mrs. Morrison
Amanda Swift
as Nurse
Avril Clark
as Isabella
Tom Minnikin
as Man in silhouette
as Andy
Natalie Flynn
as Jennifer
Jennifer Kelly
as Checkout Woman
as Viv Hastings
as Child #1
Khahi
as Singer
David Collings
as Mr. Shepherd
as Hospital Doctor
Mabel Aitken
as Sheena
Mark Kane
as Mickey Donnolly
Aubrey Touchman
as Other Kid
Leo Lack
as ECT Patient
Georg Meyer
as Foreman
Alexandra Boyd
as Marjory Ling
Michael Redfern
as Watcher
Patricia Richardson
as Joan Black
Steffanie Pitt
as Tukes Secretary
as 'Chronicle' Editor
as Michael Jones
Sally Home
as Violet Swift
Shane Connaughton
as Senior Policeman
Simona De Laurentiis
as Festival Hostess
Jessie Walker Stewart
as Jessica as a child
Gerard Parkes
as Reverend Laird
as Ice Cream Assistant
Raphael Alleyne
as Page Boy
as 1 episode, 1987
David J. Nicholls
as Police Patrolman
Kenneth Coombs
as Eva's admirer
Tommy McKimm
as Spud's Gang
Gary Shail
as Disc Jockey
Herbert Norville
as Joe
Valda Aviks
as Marge - Waitress
Alastair Cording
as 'Glen' Teacher
Jonathan Helm
as The Choir
Gabrielle Dreyer
as Marika
Leon Lissek
as Yershov
Anna Savva
as 1st Greek Woman
Guy Manning
as Floor Manager
Nicholas Palliser
as Chess Opponent
Glenn Doherty
as Lover in Alleyway
Mike Kemp
as Worker 1
Muriel Pavlow
as Grannie Valvona
Guido Adorni
as Enrico
Zelah Clarke
as Shop Assistant
Thomas Lawrence
as Christopher
Audrey Corr
as Customer, Neighbour 3
David Meldrum
as Charlie
Ian Gelder
as Visitor
as Stuart Jury
Belinda Blanchard
as DHSS clerk
Joshua O'Brien
as Child #2
Darlene Johnson
as Lady Dalrymple
Richard Good
as Bob
Wynford Ellis Owen
as Psychiatrist
Danny Lunny
as Kev
Kristen Clark
as Other Kid
Zillah Yeo
as Judy
Helen Bugdale
as Sabina Durbidge
as Marty de Reske
Di Botcher
as Officer Kyle
Phyllis MacMahon
as Madge Fitzgerald
Pamela Clay
as Singer
Susan Wayman
as Young Leda
Martin Wagner
as Van Driver
Michele Copsey
as Rachel
George Buza
as Field Worker
Tip Tipping
as First Motorbiker
Johnny Shannon
as Cockney Gangster
as 1 episode, 1987
Suzanne Ellison
as Nurse
John Goober
as Union Convenor
Andrew Kary
as The Choir
Craig Curran
as Reid
Jan Smith
as Waitress
William Hayes
as Phil
Anne Roderick
as Trish
Margaret Stallard
as Production Assistant
Georgia Clarke
as 2nd Greek Woman
Michael Christopher
as Prison Warder
Derek Fowlds
as Cumbridge
Mark Moraghan
as Worker 2
Bunny May
as Fox
as Lover in Alleyway
Cheryl Innes
as Janine
Nancy Nevinson
as Luisa
Stanley Townsend
as Anaesthetist
Martin McCardie
as Terry
Holly Wilson
as Nurse
as Decorator
as Sarah
Ronald Nunnery
as Old man at river
as Child #3
Neil Conrich
as Arnie
Brinley Jenkins
as Minister
Juliet Asante
as Albert's wife
as Willie Sprunt
Ray Sumby
as Man at party
as CIA Escort
as Fellaci
Christian Burgess
as John
Phillip Reader
as Reporter at 'Chronicle'
Timothy Ward
as Young Jasper
Keith Rawlings
as Hunt Secretary
Annest Williams
as Officer Whiteley
Andrew Pickering
as Bernard
Jack Jessop
as Stationmaster
Tim Barker
as Lakeland Pub Landlord
Richard Ryan
as Pvt. Nevin
Wayne Michaels
as Second Motorbiker
Robyn Moore
as Helen MacIntyre
Margaret Heery
as Sister
Vivienne Dixon
as Teacher
Alan Foss
as Farmer
Dave Atkins
as Bill
as USAF Commentator
Anthony McHale
as Boyle
Adam Kelly
as The Choir
Michael Morris
as Reporter
as Geoffrey Hopjoy
Michael Stainton
as Police Sergeant
Jonathan Burn
as Pavlov
Nigel Bradshaw
as Clive Soley
as Revolting
Lucinda Baillie
as Librarian
as British Rail Official
Philip Jay
as M.C. Fête
Daniel Ryan
as Animal activist
as Nurse Lucy
Cathy Belton
as Desk Nurse
James Penrose
as Johnny Gibbons
Neil Dudgeon
as Priest
Fintan McKeown
as Brady
Matthew Scurfield
as Clerk
as Barman
as Child #4
Ewan Stewart
as Peter Reid
Isaac Maxwell-Hunt
as Henry Hayter
Steven Hayes
as Other Kid
Augustus Kobina Kudmson
as Begger
as Woman at party
as George Burns
Ian Latham
as Jack Mullinger
Eugene Troobnick
as Frank Lewis
Anna Kipling
as Young May
Bibs Ekkel
as Russian Soldier
Issam El-Nasrawi
as Egyptian
Gareth Gwyn-Jones
as Dr. Rees
as Carnival Barker
Mary Kurowski
as Waitress
as Student Nurse
Brian Rawlinson
as Brigade leader
Teresa Banham
as Mrs. Collett
Sandy Neilson
as Headmaster
as First Policeman
Kim Durham
as Hospital P.C.
Quentin Sommerville
as Paton
Eric Gilchrist
as Saxophonist
James Kenny
as The Choir - Bird
John Atkinson
as Judge
Frederik de Groot
as Dutch Man
Cheryl Moskowitz
as Asa's Mother
John Chegwin
as Prison Governor
Rod Lewis
as 1st Guard
Laurie Ventry
as Mr. Pettigrew
Patrick Fierry
as Henri
Tamzin Neville
as Reporter
as Giovanni
Peter Eyre
as Eric Colston
Matthew Warman
as Animal activist
Miriam Kelly
as Doctor
Tony James
as Jim Gibbons
as George
Declan Mulholland
as Duffy
Tom Faber
as Buddy
Tony Curran
as David
Roger Llewellyn
as Sir Henry Willoughby
Michael Forest
as Eddie
Brew Riverson
as Bad Boy
as Ethel Cummings
Martin Heller
as SSB officer
Geoffrey Swann
as Assistant governor
Jim Broadbent
as Gutling
Renny Krupinski
as Reporter at 'Chronicle'
Christopher Wynkoop
as Richard Helms
Sara James-Jordan
as Young April
Jason Evans
as Stephen
Mario Angelucci
as Italian Juror
Anwen Williams
as Teacher
Carl Chase
as Liverpool Barman
Tony Desmond
as Boy Assailant
Michael O'Hagan
as Divisional Chief Inspector
Lisa Meredith
as Stripper
James Leslie Waller
as Laurel
Andrew Groves
as Second Policeman
as Travel Agent
as McKay
Joseph Lomas
as The Choir
Judy Holt
as Nurse
Mark Aspinall
as 2nd Guard
Martina Berne
as Dutch Woman
as Teresa
Andrew Alston
as The RAF Officer
Dave Jackman
as Reporter
Stephen Donald
as Animal activist
Richard Lawry
as Photographer
Eleanor Methven
as Dr. Cook
as Des
Kevin Whately
as Sam Hopkins
Russell Gomer
as Acker
Sally George
as Mrs Harville
Lawrence Crawford
as Ben
Alex Kodela
as Navigator
Lynne Radford
as Gertie Stearner
as SSB officer
Ritza Brown
as Celestia
Chris Jenkinson
as Reporter at 'Chronicle'
David Miller
as Jam Workman
Jason King
as Fin
as Soviet Speaker
Margarite Richards
as Guider
Peter Kerrigan
as British Rail Inspector
as Tramp
Arthur Cox
as House Detective
Malcolm McGeachy
as Hardy
Robert Hamilton
as Pullen
Alan Kirk
as Boy at Bus Stop
Simon McLoughlin
as The Choir
Tim Meats
as Doctor
as 3rd Guard
Allison Daly
as Vicky Foster
Daniel Heuman
as Asa as a child
Ashley Jensen
as Betting Shop Cashier
Michael Mears
as Frenchman
as Miss Golon
as Young Journalist
Ralph Ineson
as Policeman
Bill Dean
as Old Man
as Naval Officer
Keith Hutcheon
as Neuro John
Judith Humphreys
as Lecturer
Mary Fegan
as Carol O'Neill
Carl Antolin
as Radio Operator
Michael Barrington
as Interviewer
Bill Rourke
as SSB officer
Hugh Fraser
as Culick
Stephen Lewis
as Sopwith
Nick Ellsworth
as Reporter at 'Chronicle'
Gwenno Dafydd
as Prison Warden
Pearl Ann Turner
as Doreen
Antonio Cairo
as Tramp
Pavel Douglas
as Barry
Hugh Dickson
as Dr. Fiala
Kenneth Hastwell
as Fred
as Sociologist
David Killick
as Clerk of the Court
Keith Mason
as The Choir
Jim Landels
as Boy with Note
Sarah Trigger
as Gloria
Hal Lindes
as Floyd
Simon McLeod
as Milk Boy
Don Gallagher
as Mr. Seymour
Hoof Proudfoot
as The Pilot
Sharon Lawless
as Reporter
as Publisher
John Owens
as Collins
Barbara Bergin
as Midwife
as Alan
Tom Roberts
as Policeman
as Naval Officer
John Kazek
as Barry
Richard Goodfield
as Creditor
as Woman at supermarket
Luka Jovanovic
as Galley Boy
Dave Anderson
as Rock band
David Voss
as SSB officer
as Head-bandaged Workman
Mark Burdis
as Alfie
Andrew Black
as Reporter at 'Chronicle'
Loreena McKennitt
as Lady Traveller
Lynn Farleigh
as Mrs. Fialova
Crawford Logan
as TV Journalist
Van Martin
as Pub D.J.
Debbie Killingback
as Gill
Monica Brady
as Jada's Mother
Malcolm Mudie
as Foreman of the Jury
John Ogrady
as The Choir
Gavin Kestin
as Kaufman Child
as Receptionist
Isabella Jarrett
as Mrs. Seymour
Yvette Petit
as Denise
as Aimée
as Anaesthetist
as Eddie
Billie Morton
as Midwife 2
Mark Penfold
as Sophie's husband
Tina Leslie
as Alan's Wife
Patrick FitzSymons
as Supermarket manager
Francine Morgan
as Liz Dwyer
as Jemima
Lowri Mae
as Nurse
Eric Ramon
as French Policeman
as SSB officer
Kenny Potter
as Rock band
Sidney Livingstone
as Caravan Park Warden
as Gentleman Traveller
Mark Burton
as USAF Airman
Alan Roberts
as TV Journalist
Caroline Taylor
as Marlene's Kid
Mark Monero
as Wesley
as Mark
Wyli McDonald
as Nick Aged 5
Peter Roberts
as The Choir
as Kaufman Child
Roger Collinge
as Announcer
John Casey
as Barman
Andrew Charleson
as Policeman
Lisa Tramontin
as Scrub Nurse
Bhasker Patel
as Yussuf
as Woman in Hospital
Toby Ufindell-Phillips
as Sophie's son
Dave Kent
as Martin Stevens
as Waitress
as Landlord
Helen Veysey
as Police Operator
Stephane Cornicard
as Journalist
Rab Handleigh
as Rock band
Richard Kane
as Head Clerk
as Special Branch Officer
John Mundy
as Newscaster
Joshua Richards
as Desk Sergeant
Boris Isarov
as Father
Sarah Green
as Marlene's Kid
Pamir Savant
as The Choir
John Gorman
as Nick Aged 11
Paul Casimir
as Chris
as Kaufman Child
as Ken
as Dream Girl in Bar
Erika Spotswood
as Nurse
Rynagh O'Grady
as Neighbour 1
Jane Whittenshaw
as Mrs. Gates
as Homeless Mother
as Jed
Finbar Kelly
as Leo aged 17
Hilary Sesta
as Dobbs's wife
David Hicks
as Rock band
Daniel Day-Lewis
as Kafka
Marty Cruikshank
as Laura
Graham Wayne
as USAF Band
Pauline Freeman
as Secretary
as Mother
Jamie Lesley
as Marlene's Kid
Jason Staines
as The Choir
Mandy Vickerman
as Strippergram
Dee Orr
as Margaret
Frank Shelley
as The Stranger
Sheila Flitton
as Neighbour 2
Anne-Marie Marriott
as Stephanie
Dave Duffy
as Building gang driver
Ailsa Fairley
as Woman
Michael Hallie
as Leo aged 9
Joanne Cairns
as Go-Go dancer
John Turner
as Radio DJ
Glenn Nightingale
as USAF Band
William Ash
as Marlene's Kid
Derek Burgess
as Little boy
Paul Kingston
as Divisional Surgeon
Jo Warne
as Ethel
Steven Hammett
as Ron
Paul Opacic
as Jeff
as Alf
Tara Connaughton
as Tall girl at party
Kim Jessup
as Peter
as Tradesman
John Fitzimmons
as Geordie
Katrina Norman
as Go-Go dancer
Steven Whinnery
as Prisoner
as Photo-copying Girl
Lee Daley
as Butcher Boy
Bimbo Acock
as USAF Band
Jack Wohmell
as Baby
Mark Longbottom
as Marlene's Kids
Kiera Clarke
as Aunty Mary
Cathleen Delany
as Oul'one
Jack Frost
as Hotel doorman
Donal Crawford
as Policeman
Russell Grimeaux
as Cockney at party
Niall Refoy
as Tradesman
Michael Mezza
as Blinko
Michael MacKenzie
as Governor
as Prisoner
Shelagh Fraser
as C.N.D. Woman
John de Frates
as Limping Client
Geoff Driscoll
as USAF Band
Paul Humpoletz
as Slovak
Pritam Kaur
as Quesreshi's Family
Albert Bentall
as Sammy
Philip Fox
as Radiographer
Emma Richler
as Young Nurse
Metin Yenal
as Joseph
as Nurse
Roger Mortimer
as Facilitator
Ken Shorter
as Lady Dalrymple's Butler
Sarah Rooney
as Sue
Rowena Ingram
as Whitehall secretary
David Shawyer
as Prisoner
Bryan Nolan
as Taxi Driver
Mike O'Gorman
as USAF Band
Bob Sherman
as US Officer
Manju Singh
as Quesreshi's Family
Stephan Hartford
as Priest
Alan Leith
as Detective
Brian Miller
as Hotel porter
Jack Lynch
as Policeman
Garey Bridges
as Black youth at squat
David Farrington
as Man in Hospital
Dermot Kerrigan
as Footman
Peter Ellis
as Whitehall PPS
Roger Heathcott
as Senior MO
Johanne James
as USAF Band
Mohamid Yaqub
as Naseem's Family
Mark Anthony Newman
as Boswell
Hilda Sachs
as Tea Room Guest
as Jimmy
as Supermarket Trainee Manager
J.D. Kelleher
as Irish youth
Rogues Gallery
as Ceilidh Group
Tom Rigby
as Little Charles
Tom Rigby
as Little Charles
Michael Worsley
as MO
Isabel Lansdale
as Amicus secretary
as Man without ear
as 'Election Countdown' Chairman
Stephen Stapley
as USAF Band
Shamim Yaqub
as Naseem's Family
as Boxing Opponent
Brenda Cullity
as Tea Room Guest
Helmut Sebastian
as Dining room waiter
Alex Wilman
as Little Walter
as Amicus chairman
Sid Thomas
as Arthur
as 'Election Countdown' Panel
Ted Beyer
as Attendant in Waiting Room
William Roberts
as US Reporter
Majid Yaqub
as Naseem's Family
as Sparring Partner
Brigitte Loesser
as Tea Room Guest
Conor Evans
as Barrytown Neighbour
Ruth Carraway
as Ann
as Concert Opera Singer
Sean Arnold
as Assistant governor, Leyhill
Bill Armour
as Ian McKinley
Santosh Rani Verma
as Naseem's Family
as Old Man
Helen Roche
as Barrytown Neighbour
Tony Denham
as Foreman Burke
Iain McColl
as Gartree prisoner
Gavin Harding
as Steve
Charles Hodgson
as Audience Member
Rosemary Chamney
as Woman in Waiting Room
Kulvinder Singh Sohal
as Quereshi's Cousin
Marie Conmee
as Barrytown Neighbour
Ian Brimble
as Officer
Roy Boutcher
as Parkhurst governor
Peter Christian
as Man in Waiting Room
Michael Brazier
as Audience Member
Hardeep Singh Sohal
as Quereshi's Cousin
Betty Romaine
as Nun
David Hounslow
as Wages man
Pamela Moiseiwitsch
as Social worker
Geoffrey Palmer
as The Angry Doctor
Steven Samra
as Quereshi's Cousin
Elisabeth Bolognini
as Nun
Aisling Conlan
as Baby Curley
Richard Long
as Barman
Brenda Kempner
as Sally
as The Thin Doctor
Karen Hodson
as Studio Make-Up Girl
Andrew Tansey
as Policeman
Alannagh McMullen
as Baby Curley 2
as Prisoner
Chrissie Conway
as Neighbour on Council Estate
David Baukham
as Escort Screw
Tom Murphy
as Pal 1
Maurice Bush
as Prisoner
Betty Francis
as Neighbour on Council Estate
Joanne Ellis
as Woman at Tribunal
Robbie Doolin
as Pal 2
Alex Walkinshaw
as Cockney
Tony Rohr
as Prisoner
Jenny Springer
as Neighbour on Council Estate
Campbell Morrison
as Policeman in Cell
Matthew Devereux
as Dad
Philip Bloomfield
as Man with wife
Stuart St Paul
as Epileptic Prisoner
Sandy
as Famine
Richard Avery
as Officer
James Taylor
as Tory Politician on TV
Billy Moores
as Man with stomach hole
as Doctor
David Landberg
as Officer
Robert Hickson
as London Reporter
Deborah Langley
as Young Woman in Medical School
Jean Heard
as Clinic Nurse
Mike Savage
as Officer
as Kafka's Brother-in-Law
Kevin White
as Officer
Bill McCabe
as Billy
John Rogan
as Gerry
Kay Gallie
as Radio interviewer
as Simon
Eve White
as Chess Player
Clare Ruane
as Woman in minibus
Wolf Kahler
as German interviewer
Christopher Ellison
as Telecom engineer
Arnold Diamond
as Telephone voice
as DJ
as Telephone voice
Hugo Bower
as German dentist
Otto Diamant
as Bruckenhauer
as Blind phone freak
Alex Porwal
as Ambulance man
Didi Hopkins
as Waitress
Geoffrey Collins
as Telephone voice
Jeanne Doree
as Dad's neighbour
Nicholas Boulton
as Schoolboy
James Gaddas
as Stretcher bearer
Stephen Churchett
as Directorate Official
as Directorate Security
Brenda Cavendish
as Nurse
Ian Bleasdale
as Directorate Official
as Sister Hammond
Russell Dixon
as Television Reporter
Kaleem Janjua
as Off-Licence Owner
Alan Thompson
as Coroner
as Directorate Official
Jack Lee
as Directorate Security
Wyllie Longmore
as Fenton
Nick Orchard
as Junior Reporter
Claire Lawlor
as Laughing Girl
as Directorate Security
Amanda Neylon
as Lister's children #1
Jay Jackson
as Prison warder
Richard May
as Lister's children #2
Andrew Lawlor
as Laughing Boy
Carl Davis
as Pianist
as Geoffrey Gilman
Derek Lyons
as Bike Rider
as John Harvey
Hugh Thomas
as Studio Director
as Lord Mallory
Lisabeth Miles
as Margaret Bunn
Philip Goldacre
as Richard Jenkins
Tony Phillips
as First Agent
Frank Rozelaar-Green
as Second Agent
Josh Richards
as Pressman
Nicola Dawn
as 1 episode, 1987
Elizabeth Baker
as Party Hostess
Alan Rowlands
as Carson
Steve Parry
as Personnel Officer
James Frank Benson
as Pressman
Alan Worth
as Limo Driver
Daniel Barbato
as Young Boy
Martin Jones
as News Editor
Ann Oswald
as Vision Mixer
Linda Jesticoe
as Drama Producer
Niamh Cusack
as Denise Slipper
Michelle Collins
as Daisy
Jim Norton
as Bernard McAuley
Brian Pettifer
as Cyril
Willie Ross
as Beadle
Kulvinder Ghir
as Sunil
Albert Moses
as Bashir
as Mandeep
Susie Ann Watkins
as Sweetie
Tariq Yunus
as Balam
Hugh Cornwell
as Charlie
Vass Anderson
as Stipendary Magistrate
Simon Smith
as White Mugger
Willie Coppen
as Tony
Yash Agnihotri
as Indian Pub Rioter
Iain Ormsby-Knox
as Gorskin
Leonard Hay
as Black Mugger
Sumar Khan
as Heavy
Ian Sandy
as Fatso
Hebe Chitnis
as Sunil's Mother
Gregg Harris
as Jim
Aftab Sachak
as Farroukh
Aiden Waters
as Hotel Waiter
as Bob
James Nesbitt
as Young Man
John Heard
as Michael Johnson
Ian McNeice
as Man with dog
Gina Bellman
as Greta
as Brenda Ogdon
Robert Pugh
as Insp. Trickey
John Bowe
as Larry
Ralph Bates
as Ed
Jane Booker
as Carolyn Schurmann
John Horsley
as Proprietor
Jeremy Sinden
as Richard Croucher
Samantha Beckinsale
as Cindy
as Dr. Powell
as Dr. Boyle
Eric Carte
as Hugh
Philip Locke
as Wilfred Stiff
Angela Morant
as City editor
as Portuguese Whore
as Lad in disco
James Warrior
as College tutor
as Sophie
Sverre Anker Ousdal
as Gerard Schurmann
as Graham
as John Hawkin
as Charlie Clarke
Leslee Udwin
as Vikki
Timothy Kightley
as Political editor
Thomas Hescott
as Young boy
Max Harvey
as Detective Inspector
Irene Marot
as Studio director
Neil Clark
as PC
Deon Opperman
as Reclassification Official
Kenneth Hendel
as Mr. Pinoli
Christopher Burgess
as Porton security
Corinne Harris
as Mary Stephens
Steve Cotroneo
as Taxi driver
as Special Branch officer
Emgee Pretorius
as Government Inspector
Tammi Jacobs
as Maureen
Dan Robbertse
as Policeman
as PC Whalley
Andrew Wilson
as Paul's Friend
John Christie
as Colin Hume
Bruce Fields
as Raid Policeman
Lucia Larotonda
as Cathy
Liam Cundill
as Andrea's Boyfriend
Gideon De Wet
as Bus Conductor
Lewis George
as Det. Sgt. Hagerty
Harry Toseland
as Wilkins
Natalie Dembo
as Alice Clarke
Mohammed Kafait
as Taxi driver
as Shoe shop manageress
Sheila Young
as Helen
Eric Shaw
as Ice rink organist
Annette Farrant
as Angie
Maralin Vanrenen
as Brothel Madam
Michal Grobbelaar
as Senior Government Official
Roy Harris
as Kiosk man
Frannie Parkes
as Tracey Dale
Vanessa Reynolds
as Mrs. Clarke
Nico de Beer
as National Party Canvasser
Danny Moss
as Pub singer
Bruce Bob
as Dean Webb
Sally Ann Meese
as Sarah Hume
Mary Morris
as Mrs. Wan
Jo Cameron Brown
as Mrs. Fry
Elspeth Charlton
as Mrs. Middleton
Susanna Best
as Imelda
Nina Botting
as Polly
John Ramage
as Gents' outfitter
Martin Milman
as Nicholas
Susie Fairfax
as Patsy
Richard Bates
as Doctor
Alison Calder
as Anne
Paul Witherspoon
as Michael
Georgia Byng
as Elaine
Paul Batters
as Barnaby
Craig Lorimer
as Neil
Pamela Miles
as 1 episode, 1991
Souad Faress
as Mumtaz
Buffy Davis
as Hospital doctor
Jonathan Adams
as Physician
Mary Jo Randle
as Television producer
as Grandfather
Syreeta Kumar
as Bride
as Harley Street doctor
Tom Knight
as Henry
Ali Asgar
as Departing guest
Lisa Bowerman
as Maid
as Court official
as Beau
as Sarah
Tim Potter
as Mr. Bell
Adlyn Ross
as Mrs. Siddiqui
Sakuntala Ramanee
as Fantasy wife 1
as Surgeon
Shireen Shah
as Fauzia
Sally Mates
as Nurse
Samantha Best
as Aristocratic woman
Andrew Kitchen
as Painter
Norma Dixit
as Fantasy wife 4
Surendra Kochar
as Sabia
Elizabeth Brimilcombe
as Woman at exhibition
Jake Sharkey
as Photographer
Suneeta Rathore
as Fantasy wife 2
Stuart Bradley
as Young man at exhibition
Anisha Gangotra
as Soraya
Rachna Kapur
as Sapna
Kim Joyce
as Manservant
Tony Newton
as Phillippe
Vidya Wati Rampal
as Bibi-ji
Rory John Mackay
as Gregor McVurrich
Gabriel Byrne
as The Good Thief
Michael Gregory
as Tom
Marie Ward
as Gretta
as Eileen O'Neill
Sophie Linfield
as Louise
Lalor Roddy
as Pat Joe Coyle
Ruairi Conaghan
as 'B' Special
Ciarán Fitzgerald
as Barry O'Neill
as Mr Harrison
Eamonn Riley
as Solicitor
Johnny Leeze
as Prison Officer
Bryan Lawrence
as Mark
Malcolm Tomlinson
as Geoff
Karl O'Neill
as Big Jack
Frances Cox
as Elderly Woman
Sean Caffrey
as Mr Logan
Gabrielle Reidy
as Maeve O'Neill
Tom Bowles
as Henry
Claude Close
as YTS Officer
David Ayres
as Dunk
Garrett Keogh
as Religious Inspector
Barbara Adair
as Miss McKeown
John Keegan
as Fr. Donnelly
Frances Quinn
as Miss Rocks
Sean Rafferty
as Fr. Sheridan
Irene Skillington
as Simon's Mother
David Hobbs
as School Inspector
Pat Leavy
as Woman at Grotto
Joe McPartland
as Uncle Jack
Kate Devlin
as Child at door
Sylvan Baker
as Jeff
as Fisherman
Jean Costello
as Woman with sick child
as Medical Attendant No. 2
Gabriel Brady
as 1st Man In Pub
Sheelagh O'Kane
as Catherine
Christine McGonagle
as Rosie
as Mr Brady
Zoe Holmes
as Estate Kid
Shaun Doherty
as Mike
as Labourer
Clair Dobbin
as Sandra
Paddy Scully
as Barber
Benjamin Hinit
as Estate Kid
Kara Bowman
as Henrietta
Paul Devlin
as Child at door
Donna Brophie
as Estate Kid
as Medical Attendant No. 1
John-Joe Hartigan
as Charlie
Theresa Carson
as Marie-Therese
Jack Devlin
as Child at door
Dearbhaile O'Reilly
as Bridgie
Christopher Wilkinson
as School Inspector
Kevin McGilloway
as Phelim
Lindsay Brophie
as Estate Kid
Caoileann McEnhill
as Sarah O'Neill
Conall Toland
as Francie
Phil Kelly
as Man at Grotto
Emily Mortimer
as Amanda Ellis
John Hurt
as Jack Lee
as Jeremy Craig
Kerry Fox
as Kate Cooper
as Dominic Casement
as John Bentley
David Sterne
as Ricky Dorrell
John Warnaby
as OTT Man
Michael Gould
as 1 episode, 1995
Penelope Beaumont
as Becks chairwoman
John Fortune
as Prime Minister
Charlotte Attenborough
as Prime Minister's Secretary
as Dick Holt
Rory Bremner
as Narrator
Jeanette Driver
as Anne
as Cabbie
Andrew Castell
as S.A.S. Officer
as Tran
Espérance Pham Thai Lan
as Namphar
Magnus Magnusson
as Self
Corinne Jaber
as 1 episode, 1995
Ingrid Evans
as OTT Woman
Susannah Hitching
as Inspector Lisa Sutcliffe
Heather Ramsay
as Prison Warder
Elaine Loudon
as Prisoner
Clifford Milner
as Chauffeur
Sonny Chatwiriyachai
as Pathara
Tom Collins
as IRA Boss
Sue Carpenter
as Self
Benjamin Pierce
as Other Kid
as Kid
Julio Miguel Angeles
as Adoptee
Lorna Recidocruz
as Secretary
as First Policeman
Tony Woods
as Second Farang
Hernan Robies
as Thongmark
Travis Talley
as Other Kid
Dina Padilla
as Daeng
Christopher Layog
as Sumate
Prapas Khoothiar
as Second Policeman
Betty Ponce
as Neighbour
Jennilyn Pocornio
as Ann
Beng Jordan
as Wanna
Garett Bader
as Other Kid
as Moira
Bronagh Gallagher
as Sandra Williamson
Mark Benton
as Ambulance Man
as George
as Returning Officer
Nicholas Gleaves
as Daniel
David Robb
as Alan Barrett
Tony Gardner
as Dominic Saxon
Michael Culver
as Gore Booth
Allie Byrne
as First Girl in Basement
as Kurd
Tim Loane
as Detective Sergeant Starkie
as Steadman
Norman Bird
as Grandfather
Owen Roe
as Michael Mathewson
Jan Chappell
as Presiley Baxendale QC
Geoffrey Beevers
as Lecturer
as Boozer McGill
as Michael Hilton
Tanveer Ghani
as Clerk
Sophie Dix
as Ambulance Woman
Dorothea Phillips
as Lady at Party
Anthony Jackson
as Caller
Jasper Jacob
as Liberal Democrat
as Kristy Lee
Brian Fitzpatrick
as Supporting
Beverly Hills
as Caller
David Barrass
as Posse Man 2
as Policeman
Patricia Ross
as Becky Rainbird
Moray Hunter
as Down and Out
Michael Burrell
as Doctor Makin
John Reidy
as Jason
Michael James Ford
as Captain Davenport
David Gallacher
as Police Constable
as Paddy
Allan Gildea
as Paul Willis
Brian Lipson
as Mr. Oldham
as Sir Richard Scott
William McBain
as Frank
Derek Halligan
as Turk
Max Brazier
as Albert
as Fred
Vera Jakob
as Cathy
as Young Paul
Gerard Crossan
as Detective Constable Galbraith
Georgina Ackerman
as Shushaila
Catherine Brennan
as Mrs. Cowan
Charlotte Curley
as Evelyn
as Survivor #1
Phyllis Ryan
as Nanny Swift
David Roderick
as Young Boy at Front Door
Jeremy Todd
as News Reporter
Philip Carroll
as Survivor #2
Ronald Simon
as Doctor
Julie Smith
as Biddy
Jim Corry
as Police Constable
as Granddaughter
Catherine Higgins
as Joanne McVea
Homa Ashman
as Young Tola
Rosemary De Costa
as Mrs. Ajibade
Abigail Kenny
as Mary
Otis Munyangiri
as Young AD
Sarah Valentine
as Giggling Girl
Yvonne d'Alpha
as Fred's Mum
Rosemary McAuley
as Pauline Willis
Moira Govan
as Stenographer
Tunde Oba
as Paula
as Dorian Rainbird
as Josie Rainbird
Ben Maguire
as Shaun
Hope Johnstone
as Elderly lady
Justin Ellery
as House Buyer
Jim Glaister
as Estate Agent
Joanna Knowles
as 1 episode, 1997
Lucy Gleeson
as Daisy
Bob Geldof
as Self - Scruffy Person
Chris Lang
as 1 episode, 1987
Teresa Yenque
as Indian Woman
Myra Carter
as Neighbour
Catriona Hinds
as Richard's Wife
Ciarán O'Reilly
as Passer-by
Paul Clark
as Injured soldier outside hospital
as Junkie
Robert Hemsley
as Boy in Cafe
Paul Gregory
as Ben
Susan Kyd
as Mrs. Latimer
as Widow
Caroline Strong
as Telephonist
Luke Hope
as Kitchen Boy
as 'Playschool' Presenter
Phillip Lester
as Teddy Boy
as #3 Chess Player
Hayward Morse
as Man in Pub
Jonnie Hurn
as Journalist
Mark Gilvary
as Party Guest
Philip Williams
as Student
as Treva
Sean O'Donovan
as Barrytown Nightclubber
Gruff Rhys
as Man on Bus
Mike Eastman
as Photographer
Neil McGreevy
as Policeman
Liam Ferguson
as Robert
Marysia Kay
as Hostel girl
Billy Lomas
as Hit Man
as Spokesman
Gary Needham
as Boy at Garden Party
Ian Reddington
as Bart
Ross Donnelly
as Restaurant Diner
Felix Bell
as Lot
Data di rilascio 06 Jan 1985
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