Comedy Playhouse 1961

Comedy

Anthology series of one-off, unrelated situation comedies.

All Titles
  • UK: Comedy Playhouse Comedy Playhouse
  • DE: Comedy Playhouse Comedy Playhouse
  • UA: Comedy Playhouse Comedy Playhouse
Director
Michael Mills
Graeme Muir
James Gilbert
Artists
Frank Thornton
as Captain Peacock
John Le Mesurier
as (A Creature of Habit)
Robert Dorning
as Bank Manager
Bernard Cribbins
as Ambrose Twombly
Graham Stark
as Arthur Pratt
as Ernie Babcock
Pat Coombs
as Café Server
Tony Melody
as Gas Man
Ronald Fraser
as Arnold
as Clive
Yootha Joyce
as Lil Wilson
as Alf Ramsey
Derek Nimmo
as Estate Agent
Roger Avon
as Newsagent
Blake Butler
as Crook 1
Daphne Anderson
as Ethel Waring
Gordon Rollings
as Claude Parker
Harry Locke
as AA Man
David Gregory
as Contestant
Michael Stainton
as Chauffeur
Richard McNeff
as Policeman
Valerie Stanton
as Slave
Frankie Howerd
as Lurcio
as Cynthia Spooner
Alfred Marks
as Lionel Hogg
June Whitfield
as June Fletcher
Derek Fowlds
as Jimmy
Dermot Kelly
as Dermot
Derek Francis
as Harold Harbinger
Richard Caldicot
as Clanders
Ann Lancaster
as Amanda
Priscilla Morgan
as Mrs. Jones
James Beck
as Johnny
as Boat Pilot
as Widden
Freddie Earlle
as Gaston
Edward Evans
as Mr. Lockerby
Rita Webb
as Charlady
as Dr. Dennison
Amy Dalby
as Mrs. Bullrush
Deryck Guyler
as Major Humphrey Carlton
Wilfrid Brambell
as Albert Steptoe
Patrick Newell
as Barney
Patricia Hayes
as Blanche
Robert Raglan
as Jack
Betty Marsden
as (A Creature of Habit)
Pauline Collins
as Chantal
Hilary Pritchard
as Mary
Joan Ingram
as Lady in the Tube
Eric Dodson
as Police Constable
Jonathan Cecil
as Major Fitzwarren
Timothy Carlton
as Jeremy Bathurst
Harry H. Corbett
as Ernest 'Ern' Conway
Barbara Lindley
as Slave
George Cole
as Charles
as Irene Jelliot
Milo O'Shea
as Bunjy Kennefick
Sheila Hancock
as Claire Love
Nicky Henson
as Nick Ransley
Trevor Bannister
as Geoffrey
Ronnie Barker
as George Idle
Freddie Frinton
as Fred Holmes
Leslie Phillips
as Kingsley Binns
John Bird
as Barnaby Spoot
as Mr. Mulliner
Clive Dunn
as Elijah Jones
Michael Bates
as Antrobus (First Secretary)
Alison Steadman
as Brenda
Raymond Huntley
as Emanuel Holroyd
as Arthur Clench
Fenella Fielding
as (Mixed Doubles)
Roy Kinnear
as Ginger Dick
Norman Rossington
as Arthur Machin
as Bill
Hugh Lloyd
as First Patient
Anna Palk
as Joan Hunter
as Jo Ransley
Gretchen Franklin
as Else Ramsey
Julian Holloway
as Archibald Mulliner
Michael Robbins
as Bill Collins
Peter Bayliss
as Brown
Beryl Cooke
as Aunt Lucy
Terence Alexander
as Robin Ampleforth
Patrick Cargill
as 'Bow-Tie' Bertie
Chic Murray
as Constable
Daphne Heard
as Auntie Vee
Spencer Jones
as Friar Tuck
Francis Matthews
as Captain Hawkins
Diana Hope
as Carole Lewisham
as Alfred
Jessie Evans
as Mrs. Jones
Norman Bird
as Dad
Mollie Sugden
as Lady Wright
Frank Williams
as Labour Exchange Clerk
Arthur Mullard
as 1st Bailiff
Edwin Apps
as Aeroplane Passenger
as Arnold Birtwistle
Geoffrey Lumsden
as Doctor Johnson
Allan Cuthbertson
as Col. Gordon
Gordon Peters
as Ticket collector
Damaris Hayman
as Matron
Anne Jameson
as Mary
as Miss Jellicoe
Cheryl Hall
as Audrey
as Neville Turner
Queenie Watts
as Annie Bundle
Olive Mercer
as Housekeeper
J.G. Devlin
as (A Warm Reception)
Harry Landis
as Joe
as Police Constable
Billy Milton
as Draught Stout
Betty Romaine
as Miss Postlethwaite
as Arthur Oakley
Aubrey Woods
as Billius
Alexandra Dane
as Barmaid
Sheila Steafel
as Narcissus Font
Michael Newport
as John Plowman
Lois Penson
as Matron
Bernard Spear
as Dobson
Tom Gill
as The Interviewer
as Silt
as David Turner
Julia Goodman
as Cilla
Roland MacLeod
as Mr. Murchison
as Daisy
Peter Hughes
as Factory foreman
John Mulgrew
as Sydney Pratt
Larry Martyn
as Fu Manchu
Sydney Dobson
as Tipstaff
Michael Gover
as Chauffeur
as Frederique Duval
Tom Macaulay
as Al
George Day
as Prison Officer
as Landlord
Alan Kemp
as 1st Boy
as Judge
Peter Diamond
as The Sergeant
Walter Horsbrugh
as Duke of Haverstock
Anthony Brothers
as Estate agent
André Maranne
as Artist
Michael Knowles
as Rupert
as Sailor
as (A Warm Reception)
as Aunt Glad
John Leeson
as Hippy
Philip Howard
as 1st City Gent
Jack Allen
as Henry Maddox
David Simeon
as Ian Hollis
Keith Barron
as Derek
John Grieve
as Dan Macphail
Hugh Paddick
as Bernard Hooper
Brian Oulton
as Salesman
Doris Hare
as Mrs. Martin
as Dave Sullivan
David Battley
as Nigel the idle
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Arnold Slater
Alex McAvoy
as Jock
Hilda Fenemore
as Housekeeper
Bernard Goldman
as Johnny Burton
Julian Orchard
as Rupert Haliburton
as Mr. Quincy-Smith
Tony Hilton
as Various
Norman Chappell
as Sid
Linda Cunningham
as Alison
Mandeep Dhillon
as Shaz
Madeleine Mills
as Josie Evans
Alister Williamson
as Australian Bookie
Tommy Godfrey
as Charlie
as George
James Appleby
as Joe
Bruno Barnabe
as Columnist
as Colonel Yateley
Frank Littlewood
as 1st Man in Café
as Ronnie Blake
as Grandpa
Ian Ramsey
as Boy
John F. Landry
as Reporter
Ruth Harrison
as Cassandra
Anthony Sagar
as 1st Policeman
Ballard Berkeley
as Col. Satchwell-Simpson
as Thatcher
John Cazabon
as 2 episodes, 1970-1974
Tony Britton
as Edward Whiteley
Stanley Baxter
as Geoffrey Tupper
Lee Montague
as Maurice Woolley
as Lionel
Peter Cushing
as Albert Fawkes
Ron Moody
as Vogler
Ian Bannen
as Bernard
Robert Morley
as Sir William Hunter
Tracy Reed
as Sally Trent
Hugh Griffith
as Luther Flannery
Thora Hird
as Thora Blacklock
Eric Barker
as Donald Lawrence
as Cissy
Patricia Burke
as Bette Berry
Dudley Foster
as Mr. Gibson
Lance Percival
as John Cook
as Betsy Mae Meadows
Roy Hudd
as Various
Peggy Mount
as Mrs. Preston
Ted Ray
as Ted
Roddy McMillan
as Para Handy
Alan Melville
as The Chaise Longue
Kenneth Connor
as Gus Fogg
Robert Coote
as Rt. Hon. Mervyn Pugh
Leslie Crowther
as Thomas Jones
Robertson Hare
as The Archdeacon, The Venerable Henry Blunt
Jack Hulbert
as The Dean
Terry-Thomas
as James Franklin-Jones
as Uncle Fred Ickenham
Wendy Craig
as Jennifer Corner
as Nick, son of Lucifer
Jimmy Edwards
as James
as Joe Bamford
Dennis Price
as Edward Wilkins
as Sir Reginald Polk-Mowbray (The Ambassador)
Les Dawson
as Les
Bernard Braden
as Bernie Benson
as Blodwen O'Reilly
David Baxter
as Stan
Stephen Lewis
as Stephen Jugg
James Grout
as Major Gissing
Bill Fraser
as Basil Bulstrode
Billy Russell
as Sam Oakley
Joanna Lumley
as Samantha Ryder-Ross
as Richard Woodville
Renu Setna
as Uncle Tulip
Gerald Flood
as Peter Hastings
John Standing
as Lt. Macneil
John Cleese
as Sherlock Holmes
Carmel McSharry
as Pam Collins
David Jason
as Quentin
Leonard Rossiter
as Smithy
as Terry Fletcher
Dandy Nichols
as 1 episode, 1974
as Audrey Dalton
as Mr. Van Gogh
Pauline Yates
as Jen
as Father Abbot
Jack Docherty
as Rob
Rob Beckett
as Rob
Tim Vine
as Self
Avril Elgar
as Freda
Bryan Pringle
as Froggy
Felix Aylmer
as Gascoigne Quilt
Patrick Wymark
as Nicolai
Alfred Burke
as Frank
Kathleen Harrison
as Woman
Margaretta Scott
as Mrs. Emily Trout
Bill Kerr
as First Customs Officer
Erica Rogers
as Pamela Lawrence
as Flo
Russell Napier
as Police Inspector
as Seamus McMichael
Frederick Peisley
as Arthur Berry
Francesca Annis
as Ann
Helen Fraser
as Greta Spavin - The Mousy Bird
Pauline Delaney
as Lilian French
Nicholas Phipps
as Roger Kaye
Alan Baulch
as Tommy Penn
Lynn Redgrave
as Sheila
as Isabel 'Is' Conway
Amanda Barrie
as Geraldine Woods
Moira Lister
as Janet Pugh
Cicely Courtneidge
as The Bursar
Paul Daneman
as Henry Corner
Arthur White
as 1 episode, 1968
as Aggie Plunkett
Patsy Rowlands
as Gladys
Anna Manahan
as Mrs. Kennefick
Avice Landone
as Sarah Wilkins
Barbara Kelly
as Barbara Benson
Marty Feldman
as Sydney Claw
Max Adrian
as Ludicrus
Richard Davies
as Reg
Jan Holden
as Liz Love
Joan Sanderson
as Smythe
Bob Grant
as Robert Jugg
Derek Griffiths
as Ernie
as George Hillbright
as Sid Coil
Maggie Fitzgibbon
as Laura Marshall
Jane Carr
as Gillian Page-Wood 'Pudding'
as Pauline
Donald Houston
as Harry Love
as Tom Potts
as Uncle Ranjit
Graham Crowden
as Mr. Chesterton
Tim Barrett
as Pomfret
as 1 episode, 1973
Barbara Murray
as Lottie Elms
Bill Owen
as Compo
William Rushton
as Dr. Watson
as Leonora
as Dolly
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Franklyn Sims
T.P. McKenna
as Brewster
Carolyn Courage
as Lynn Dalton
Peter Bowles
as Patrick
Mark Heap
as Brother Francis
Stephanie Cole
as Pearl
as Cathy
Aimee-Ffion Edwards
as Jemma Smith
Ore Oduba
as Robin Hood
Michael Brennan
as Clive
as Arnold's Mother
Edward Fox
as Peter
Thomas Baptiste
as Coloured boy
Marian Spencer
as Ada Stringer
George Benson
as Mr. Wilkes
as Justin Fribble
as Dougie
Terence Morgan
as (Mixed Doubles)
Patrick Westwood
as Freddie
as 1 episode, 1965
Richard Moore
as Rainbow
Robert Webber
as 1 episode, 1965
as Harry Butt
as 1 episode, 1966
Dorothy Frere
as 1 episode, 1966
as Michelle Pugh
Dawn Beret
as Deirdre
Harry McGee
as Harry
Fanny Rowe
as Mother
Bernard Bresslaw
as Percy (Embassy footman)
Ronnie Stevens
as Clarence
Kim Braden
as Sally Benson
Judy Bloom
as Carol Holmes
Kenneth Fortescue
as 1 episode, 1968
Andrew Ray
as Peregrine Mold
Nerys Hughes
as Jenny
Gillian Blake
as Alison Love (Smudge)
as Ammonia
as Gladys Smith
Fanny Carby
as Lilly Dolly
as Jenny Love
John Cater
as Doctor Chatterjee
Eleanor Smale
as 1 episode, 1971
as RSM
Juliet Harmer
as Girl
Gary Raymond
as 1 episode, 1973
Peter Sallis
as Clegg
as Lady Cynthia
Bill Maynard
as Frank Potter
as Sarah Elms
as Aurelia Cammerleigh
James Cossins
as 1 episode, 1974
as Angela
Jo Kendall
as Alison
as Mr. Mawson
as Arnold
Christine Ozanne
as Brenda
Barbara Courtney
as Auriol Pratt
as Mark
Leslie Dwyer
as Uncle Jeffrey
Jacqueline Clarke
as Linda
Seann Walsh
as Brother Gary
Timothy West
as Milton
Nigel Havers
as David
Sally Phillips
as Maid Marion
Phil Davis
as Gal
Geoffrey Aymer
as Ticket inspector
Derek Bond
as Mr. Gore-Willoughby MP
as Station Porter
as Jeremy Trout
Michael Balfour
as Cyril - Bus Driver
Duncan Macrae
as RAC Man
as Kulkinoff
Elvi Hale
as Wife
Noel Johnson
as Arthur Lewisham
as Jean
Tony Wager
as Fred
Thelma Ruby
as Mrs. Harbinger
Clare Kelly
as Doris Birtwistle
Anthony Booth
as Mike Rawlins
Mike Pratt
as 1 episode, 1965
Jack Watling
as (Mixed Doubles)
Edwin Brown
as Landlord
as 1 episode, 1965
Peter Elliot
as Cyrus
Richard Pearson
as Happy Brazier
Ronald Adam
as 1 episode, 1966
John Barron
as The Dean, The Very Reverend Lionel Pugh-Critchley
Tenniel Evans
as Bernard
as Mr. Swann
as 1 episode, 1966
as Biddy
Robert Gillespie
as Padre
Colin Douglas
as Alf
Frances Bennett
as Winifred
Norman Claridge
as L.B.
George Baker
as Commander Benbow (Naval Attaché)
Melvyn Hayes
as Russell
Derek Waring
as Poulson
as Janet Holmes
David Griffith
as Johnny Benson
David Stoll
as Lord Hurlingham
David Munro
as Keith Love
Timothy Bateson
as Brownie Brown
Barbara Knox
as Ethel
as Sir Michael Binns
Tamara Ustinov
as Josie Oakley
as Supt. Craddock
as Charlie
Jane Muir
as Secretary
Madhav Sharma
as Charlie
Louie Ramsay
as Jill Hastings
Jenny Till
as Veronica
Arthur Brough
as Mr. Grainger
Moray Watson
as CSM
Terence Edmond
as Lt. Dunkel
Mary Merrall
as Auntie
Sally Thomsett
as Miranda Elms
Joan Benham
as Aunt Cora
Lindsay Ingram
as Iris
Brian Miller
as Ken
as Norma
Joyce Heron
as Dora Phillips
David Knight
as Jack Shepherd
Margaret Burton
as Mrs. Kintoul
as Debbie Fletcher
Madge Ryan
as Mrs. Dean
as Eric Lee Fung
Caroline Dowdeswell
as Lisa
Justin Edwards
as Brother Bernard
as Georgy
as Jack
Dorothy Atkinson
as Teresa Smith
Tim Key
as The Sheriff of Nottingham
Samson Kayo
as Dillon
Annabelle Lee
as 1 episode, 1961
as Sammy Burton
as Crook 2
Georgina Cookson
as Mrs. Ferris
Terence de Marney
as Meter man
as 1st Irishman
as Mr. McMurtrie
Betty England
as Mrs. Soames
Dorothy Bart
as Sylvia
Virginia Hewett
as 1 episode, 1963
Betty Huntley-Wright
as Mrs. Steele
Geoffrey Dunn
as Lord Fenwick
Jimmy Gay
as Jimmy Martin
Sasha Waddell
as Pat Henderson
Eleanor Darling
as Elderly Lady
as (Mixed Doubles)
Miriam Raymond
as Barmaid
Gina Bon
as Irma
Lynn Pinkney
as Milly
Brian Wilde
as Mr. Salisbury
Nan Munro
as Miss Dempster
Kenneth Nash
as Kevin
James Chase
as 1 episode, 1966
Margo Jenkins
as Sally Gardner
as Trudi Corner
Eileen Way
as Mrs. Jibbet
John DeVaut
as Hotel under-manager
Roberta Rex
as Vicki Holmes
as Drage (Embassy butler)
Zena Howard
as Lady Hurlingham
Graeme Garden
as TV Director
Arnold Diamond
as 1 episode, 1969
Marigold Russell
as Rosemary Love
Sean Gerrard
as Kevin
as Manny Wolfe
Fabia Drake
as Duchess of Haverstock
John Sharp
as Mr. Ludlow
Nancy Nevinson
as Meg
as Arnold Pollock
Raymond Westwell
as Dimitri Yevgenyvitch
as Bobby Dutton
Mary Hignett
as Mrs. McMichael
George Howe
as Professor Shillito
John Inman
as Mr. Humphries
John Hollis
as Muller
William Kendall
as The 'General'
Bill Pertwee
as 1 episode, 1973
Briony McRoberts
as Julie Elms
Rosemary Martin
as Mrs. Partridge
Nick Brimble
as Ginger
Sydney Bromley
as Bernard Watson
as Girl in the Flat
Benny Lee
as 1 episode, 1974
Robert Prince
as Newspaper Reporter
Lena Clemo
as Susan Fletcher
as Eric
Gillian McCutcheon
as Brenda
Frank Carson
as Irish Landlord
Gaynor Stuart
as Beth
Fergus Craig
as Brother Dominic
Warren Brown
as Martin
as Fiona
Shaun Williamson
as Chris Smith
Jacqueline Chan
as Angry Lynn
Gwenda Ewen
as 1 episode, 1961
as Nurse Forbes
Joe Gibbons
as Other swimmer's manager
Tony Doyle
as 2nd Irishman
Gabriella Licudi
as Samantha Trout
Arthur Lovegrove
as Frank - commissionaire
Beatrix Thomson
as Mrs. Marsden
Vincent Everett
as 2nd Boy
David Selwyn
as Jimmy
as Alan
Bernard Barnsley
as Taxi driver
Carol Austin
as Diane Brewer
Mary Maude
as Jenny
Jean Rogers
as (Mixed Doubles)
Annie Leake
as 1 episode, 1965
Frank Cowley
as Station porter
Derek Martin
as 1 episode, 1966
Arthur Howard
as Mr. Harrison
as Freddie
Ruth Kettlewell
as Mrs. Beems
Pamela Conway
as 1 episode, 1966
as Dennis Timms
as 1 episode, 1966
John Moulder-Brown
as Robin Corner
Patricia Clapton
as Mandy
Edward Malin
as Man
Peter Bathurst
as 1 episode, 1967
Brian Cullingford
as Porter
Roma Tomelty
as Canteen girl
Derek Aylward
as Captain Gore-Strangely (Military Attaché)
Jennie Paul
as Blossom
Barbara Clift
as Rosie
as Cyril Cudlipp
Kerry Gardner
as Nausius
as Cameraman
as Mrs. Love Sr.
as Muriel
Jack Arrow
as Police Sergeant
Winifred Sabine
as Kate
Joyce Carpenter
as Mrs. Ludlow
Pearl Hackney
as Dora Leach
Harry Burgess Wall
as 1 episode, 1971
Vivienne Stephens
as Servant Girl
Wendy Richard
as Miss Brahms
Ben Aris
as The Adjutant
Olivia Breeze
as Waitress
Pamela Cundell
as 1 episode, 1973
as Emma Elms
John Ringham
as Bates
Edward Burnham
as Father Keane
Hugh Morton
as Vicar
Valerie Braithwaite
as Annabel
John Clegg
as Gerald
Angus Deayton
as Cardinal Montgomery
John Thomson
as Evan
Christopher John-Slater
as Tom
Julia Deakin
as Thanet Janet
Heather Long
as Northern Tourist
Dorothy Gordon
as 1 episode, 1961
Fred McNaughton
as Guard
Frank Pettitt
as Alf Stringer
Leslie Hart
as 3rd Boy
as Girl-friend
Rosemary Davis
as 1 episode, 1963
Betty Aubrey
as Char
Ruth Lodge
as Mrs. Hughes
Jean Conroy
as Jill
Frederick Farley
as Mr. Braithwaite
Judy Geeson
as Jill
Johnnie Clayton
as 1 episode, 1965
Maitland Moss
as 1 episode, 1965
Erik Chitty
as Uncle Wilf
Keith Pyott
as John Blazer
John Baskcomb
as Bert
Christina Couldrey
as Norma
Mirabelle Thomas
as 1 episode, 1966
Jill Riddick
as Amanda Corner
Stuart Sherwin
as Postman
Erika Raffael
as Yvette
Penelope Keith
as Daisy
Barbara Leake
as Mrs. Hanley
Bruce Wightman
as 1 episode, 1968
David Rowlands
as 1 episode, 1969
Denis Cleary
as Taxi driver
Donal McCann
as Doyle
Michael Osborne
as Simon
Edward Caddick
as George Fryer
Gail West
as Pat Morgan
James Copeland
as Professor MacDonald
Nigel Bradshaw
as 1 episode, 1971
Graham Tonbridge
as 1 episode, 1971
as Gulam
as Mr. Rumbold
Annabel Leventon
as Saunders
Laurie Webb
as Postman
Andrew Downie
as Maj. Chisholm
John Comer
as Sid
Heather Bell
as Kate Elms
Richie Stewart
as 1 episode, 1973
Ian Price
as James Kilpatrick
Cunitia Knight
as Claire
Roger Davis
as Gordon
Geoffrey Palmer
as Ralph
Evan Ross
as Vicar
Melanie Hudson
as Relaxation Tape
Zariah Bailey
as Darryl
Romesh Ranganathan
as Ajay
Chrissie Cotterill
as Silent Sue
Kayode Ewumi
as Al
as Harry Glass
as Shopkeeper
Richard Coleman
as Charles Pratt
Barry Johns
as 1 episode, 1963
Anthony Mayne
as Man in the Tube
Grace Newcombe
as Char
Barbara Keogh
as Elsie
Meg Johnson
as Office Girl
Cal McCord
as Waiter
as 1 episode, 1965
as 1 episode, 1965
Carla Challoner
as Deborah
Zena Skinner
as Self
Godfrey James
as Monty
Cheryl Molineaux
as Young girl
as Ted
Ray Emmins
as 1 episode, 1966
Susan Jameson
as Isobel
Penny Morrell
as Girl in car
Arnold Peters
as Peter Mayhew
Gladys Dawson
as Old lady
Vivien Heilbron
as Secretary to Antrobus
Sonia Fox
as Ruby
Ernest Arnley
as 1 episode, 1968
as Erotica
Hazel Hughes
as Mrs. Basiljet
Harry Brooks Jr.
as 1 episode, 1969
Pamela Manson
as Gloria
Derrick Gilbert
as A protester
Diana Quiseekay
as Roberts
Clovissa Newcombe
as 1 episode, 1971
Sahab Qizilbash
as Sandri
Betty Goulding
as Sally Train
Roy Evans
as Maurice
Edward Sinclair
as Head waiter
Jay Neill
as Sgt. of the Guard
Jane Freeman
as Ivy
John Wells
as Prime Minister
Dave Carter
as Driver
Adrienne Burgess
as Janet
Harry Goodier
as Tankard
Eric French
as Man in the Street
Brian Hayes
as Policeman
Tala Gouveia
as Woman
Thomas McGarva
as Josh
Natasia Demetriou
as Jen
Marek Larwood
as Glen
Shobu Kapoor
as Rita
Henry McGee
as 2nd Man in Café
as Char
Tim Buckland
as Magistrate
as Fred
Raymond Hodge
as 1 episode, 1963
Bill Cartwright
as Quiz-Master
as 1 episode, 1965
as Mandy
as Uncle George
as Henry Copthorne
as David
Robert Anthony
as Young man
Robert Arnold
as Policeman
as 1 episode, 1967
Norman Mitchell
as Victor
Artro Morris
as Comrade Bobok
Paul Gillard
as Waiter
Gordon Craig
as 1 episode, 1969
Robert Lankesheer
as Motorist
Sandy Powell
as Joe Ridsdale
Gerald Rowland
as Boy
Victor Platt
as Fortnum
Terence Brook
as 1 episode, 1971
Janet Mahoney
as Miss Pettifer
Derek Chafer
as Aide
as Capt. of the Guard
as Mrs. Batty
Maggie Hanley
as Celia Harvey
John Dunbar
as Bass
Raymond Bowers
as Anderson
Philip Ryan
as Driver
David Rhys Anderson
as Actor
Wayne Browne
as Coloured North Countryman
Marc Allum
as Self
Gemma Whelan
as Chloe
as Hirsty
John Archer
as Little John
Mia Hignett
as Little Girl Mermaid
George Roderick
as Boopy
Peter Stephens
as Nosher Fawkes
Ray Browne
as 2nd City Gent
as Geoffrey
Shay Gorman
as (A Warm Reception)
Fiona Fraser
as 1 episode, 1965
as Child
Michael Sheard
as Magistrate's clerk
Jill Allen
as 1 episode, 1967
Andrew Andreas
as Waiter
Gábor Baraker
as German General
Jacquie-Ann Carr
as Milliner
Dennis Bernard
as Comrade Kockchick
Ronald Fletcher
as Narrator
Bernard Severn
as Motorist
Laurence Archer
as Old Contemptible
Paul Thompson
as Snibb
Harold Bennett
as Young Mr. Grace
Anne De Vigier
as Wendy
Kevin Moran
as Pte. MacFarlane
Balfour Sharp
as Page-boy
John Barrett
as Repo Man
Ken Barker
as Police Sergeant
Alun Armstrong
as Roger
Richard Glover
as Brad
as Self
Ben Owen-Jones
as Ray
Stephen Hancock
as Scout Master
Andy Devine
as 1 episode, 1963
Jim McManus
as Left Luggage Attendant
Laura Thurlow
as Laura
Larry Gordon
as Majorettes
Patrick Durkin
as (A Warm Reception)
Maureen Lane
as 1 episode, 1965
Beatrix Mackey
as Louise Tchernik
Michael Slater
as 1 episode, 1967
Robert Lee
as Comrade Ping Ho
Sonia Graham
as Barmaid
Colette Gleeson
as Milliner
Michael Collins
as Signpainter
Walter Swash
as Old Contemptible
George Janson
as Lawson Jones
Stephanie Gathercole
as Mr. Rumbold's Secretary
Alec Bregonzi
as Ken
Christopher Holmes
as Pte. MacDonald
Helen Lambert
as Secretary
Pat Bonna
as Neighbour
Elaine Baillie
as Maggie
Julian Fox
as Algy Wymondham-Wymondham
Gurjeet Singh
as Raz
John Snagge
as Newsreader
Jeanne Davis
as 1 episode, 1963
Gerry Jones
as Reporter
Pam Oswald
as 1 episode, 1965
Gerald McAllister
as (A Warm Reception)
as Karina Tabor
as Self
Donna Reading
as 1 episode, 1968
Janice Gordon
as Milliner
as Newsreader
Danny Daniels
as Agrippa
Susanna Pinney
as Barmaid
as Girl candidate
Clive Woodward
as Pte. Hobbs
Rosemary Lord
as Mabel
Derek Etchells
as Repo Man
Jenny Cox
as Doris
Lisa Millett
as Mabel
Patrick Kavanagh
as 2nd Policeman
George Betton
as 1 episode, 1963
David Coote
as Police Constable
Julie Martin
as Frances Renaud
Cliff Michelmore
as Self
Eric Francis
as 1 episode, 1968
Virginia McCarthy
as Milliner
Rodney Lovick
as Sir Lumsden Rees-Mountauk
as Boy friend
as 1 episode, 1972
Ricky Newby
as Pte. Fraser
as Airport loader
Jean McLaren
as Neighbour
Ben Crompton
as Sid
David Davies
as Police Superintendent
Ken Roberts
as 1 episode, 1963
as 2nd Bailiff
as Doctor
as 1 episode, 1968
Frances Nicholson
as Milliner
Gilly Flower
as Miss Travers
John Owens
as 1 episode, 1972
Ben Gaule
as Pte. Grant
as Lady
Jennifer Croxton
as Muriel
Ashley Margolis
as Jacko
Stuart Saunders
as Police Sergeant
John Caesar
as 1 episode, 1963
Jeannette Wild
as Milliner
Marie
as Slave
Pauline Crow
as The Duchess
as 1 episode, 1972
Colin Bean
as Newsboy
Irene Peters
as Customer
Liam Ainsworth
as Jacko's mate
Desmond Cullum-Jones
as 1 episode, 1972
George Robb
as The Duke
Gordon Faith
as Security man
Lauren Drummond
as Receptionist
as Self - Call My Bluff contestant
Dawn Addams
as Self - Call My Bluff contestant
Alan Coren
as Self - Call My Bluff contestant
Patrick Campbell
as Self - Call My Bluff contestant
Morag Hood
as Self - Call My Bluff contestant
John Carson
as Self - Call My Bluff contestant
Robert Robinson
as Self - Call My Bluff referee
Joan Hickson
as 1 episode, 1961
Eric Sykes
as Pierre Clicquot
Barbara Hicks
as 1 episode, 1961
Henry Oscar
as 1 episode, 1961
Michael Logan
as 1 episode, 1961
Terence Knapp
as 1 episode, 1961
Bernard Hunter
as 1 episode, 1961
as BBC Producer
Alister Smart
as 1 episode, 1962
Roger Delgado
as 1 episode, 1963
Graham Ashley
as 1 episode, 1963
Peggy Ann Clifford
as 1 episode, 1963
as 1 episode, 1963
Leon Thau
as 1 episode, 1963
David Lander
as 1 episode, 1963
Richard Waring
as 1 episode, 1963
Herbert Nelson
as 1 episode, 1963
as 1 episode, 1963
Harry Pringle
as 1 episode, 1963
as Young newlywed
Lesley Allen
as Young newlywed
Richard Klee
as 1 episode, 1963
Margaret Wedlake
as 1 episode, 1963
Barney Gilbraith
as 1 episode, 1963
Claire Collins
as 1 episode, 1963
William Raynor
as 1 episode, 1963
as 1 episode, 1963
Reg Thompson
as 1 episode, 1963
Dolly Read
as Bit part
as Bit part
Lesley Langley
as Bit part
Terence Long
as Bit part
as 1 episode, 1965
Maureen Crombie
as Various
Noel Dyson
as Various
Bart Allison
as 1 episode, 1965
as 1 episode, 1965
Phil McCall
as 1 episode, 1965
Harry Hutchinson
as 1 episode, 1965
Jane Thorne
as 1 episode, 1965
Helen Ford
as 1 episode, 1965
Roy Hanlon
as 1 episode, 1965
as 1 episode, 1965
as 1 episode, 1965
James Ure
as 1 episode, 1965
Wallace Campbell
as 1 episode, 1965
Sidney Johnson
as 1 episode, 1965
Donald McCollum
as 1 episode, 1965
as 1 episode, 1965
David Tomlinson
as Charles Pinfold
Rudolph Walker
as Policeman
as Julia Parker
John Nettleton
as Mr. Griffiths
Michael Trubshawe
as Old Bean
Avis Bunnage
as Connie Parker
Kate Brown
as Maid
Gerald Case
as Link Man
Barry Fantoni
as Vin
George Pensotti
as Wilberforce Robinson
Raymond Clarke
as Old Crumpet
as Father John
as Graham
Diana Coupland
as Mrs. Cattermole
as Mrs. Lester
Mike Lucas
as Albert Pike
Gerald Moon
as Robert Bean
Roy Marsden
as Nigel
as Wally
Hugh Walters
as Terence
Polly James
as Beryl Hennessy
Brian Grellis
as Harry
John Lawrence
as Vicar
Barry Keegan
as Mick
as Celia
Nigel Kingsley
as Young boy
Georgina Patterson
as Receptionist
Raymond Boyd
as Willie
Bobby Campbell
as Violinist
David Brook
as Executive
Colin Gordon
as Arthur Plenderleith
Joyce Carey
as Mrs. Henderson
Judith Furse
as Muriel Crump
as Daphne Delaney
Helen Cotterill
as 1 episode, 1970
as 1 episode, 1970
as 1 episode, 1970
as Bessie
Samantha Birch
as 1 episode, 1970
Mike Reynell
as 1 episode, 1970
Frankie Abbott
as 1 episode, 1970
Vivienne Bennett
as Miss Barnett
Eugenie Cavanagh
as 1 episode, 1970
Richard Young
as 1 episode, 1970
Yasmin
as Anna
Marion Mathie
as Mrs. Ryder-Ross
Jim Collier
as Drunk
Royce Mills
as Grahame Toms
Jo Garrity
as Pearl
Nicholas Parsons
as Guy Shelmerdine
Moyra Fraser
as Connie Shelmerdine
Lucita Lijertwood
as Mrs. Harris
Liz Smith
as 1 episode, 1974
Leon Greene
as 1 episode, 1974
Patrick Holt
as 1 episode, 1974
Cyril Appleton
as 1 episode, 1974
Maggy Maxwell
as 1 episode, 1974
as 1 episode, 1974
Gail Playfair
as 1 episode, 1974
Frances Lee
as 1 episode, 1974
Don Henderson
as The Mediator
Eric Pohlmann
as The ugly face of capitalism
Helen George
as Selina
Tracy-Ann Oberman
as Faith
as Bill Onion
Neil Morrissey
as Jez
Mary Roscoe
as Bill's Boss
James Baxter
as Waiter
Ciara Janson
as Mandy Drozdowski
Nina Southworth
as Young Girl
Dave Florez
as Grey
Shai Ahmed
as News Reader
Rachel Marwood
as Sophie
Liz Kingsman
as Lucy
David Mumeni
as Doctor
Harki Bhambra
as Pascale
as Mrs. Leydon
Oliver Wellington
as Gary
Madeleine Bowyer
as Journalist
Max Runham
as Head Injury Patient 2
Mark O'Sullivan
as Engineer
Tom Binns
as Ian
Sukh Ojla
as Junior Doctor
Brooklyn Baker
as Pub customer
Oliver Gatz
as Darren Page
Aidey Pugh
as Jonathan
Moey Hassan
as Patient
Richard Beanland
as Head Injury Patient 1
Dirk Smith
as Delivery Man
Alex Hunter
as K Bach
Freddie Wiles
as Goddard
as Auriol's Boyfriend
Shirley English
as Woman on Escalator
as Elliot
Jennifer James
as Samantha
Peter Theobalds
as Minstrel
Released 15 Dec 1961
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