BBC2 Play of the Week 1977

Crime Drama Mystery

Anthology of plays and novels adapted into feature length movies.

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Directeur
Don Taylor
Alan Cooke
Stephen Frears
Artistes
Judi Dench
as Hazel Wiles
Richard O'Callaghan
as Auguste Renoir
Frederick Treves
as Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour
Anthony Jackson
as Charles
Roger Milner
as Arthur Herbert Moore
Bernard Hill
as Broadbent
David Quilter
as Captain Richard
John Shrapnel
as McKendrick
Rosemary McHale
as Christine
Paul Copley
as Bill
as Ian
as Maria Dmitrievna
as Madame
Sally Anne Newton
as Secretary
David de Keyser
as Axel Reich
Philip Locke
as Acorn
Sharon Duce
as Ada
as Adamson
Kate David
as Gwen
Declan Mulholland
as Barman
as Anton
Janet Brandes
as Apraxia
Alun Armstrong
as Brodovich
as Englishwoman
as Bailiff
Andreas Markos
as Kyriacou
Peter Egan
as Copyist
Frank Mills
as Hampshire
Terence Bayler
as Baron
John Woodnutt
as Forster
Julian Curry
as Count Botvay
Betty Romaine
as Customer
Michael York
as Dietrich Bonhoeffer
John Hallam
as Graeme Warrack
John Standing
as Captain Winsloe
Daniel Massey
as Thomas Able
Peter Barkworth
as Anderson
Malcolm McDowell
as Richard Chandos
Leonard Rossiter
as Frank Harris
as H1B
James Hazeldine
as Jack
Hugh Lloyd
as Mr. Dodsworth
Stephen Murray
as Father John Cuchlain
Ingrid Hafner
as Anna
Gwen Ffrangcon Davies
as Marfa Timofievna
Debbi Blythe
as Sue
as Sarah
Terrence Hardiman
as Captain The Hon. Maurice Bourke
as Tineke
Jeremy Irons
as Otto Beck
Eileen Atkins
as Vanity Fair
Patricia Routledge
as Miss Prothero
Roy Dotrice
as Israel Tonge
Susan Penhaligon
as Actress
as Christina
as Lavretsky
Anita Carey
as Ms. H1B
Brenda Cowling
as Vera Collings
Alison Fiske
as Biddy
Bryan Pringle
as Len Wiles
Stephen Rea
as Hollar
Briony Hodge
as Nurse
Mark Russell
as Lt. Low
Michael Jayston
as Mansel
William Russell
as Chapman
Annette Crosbie
as Helen Langrishe
as H2A
as Carl Fiodorich
Peggy Mount
as Opinionated Alice
as Cordelia
Ivor Roberts
as Arthur Collings
as Self
Benjamin Whitrow
as Stephen
as Vice Admiral Tracey
Karen Dotrice
as Jenny
Georgine Anderson
as Ms. H2A
Sandor Elès
as Viktor Lozovsky
as Ruth Baxter
Susan Williamson
as Lily Langrishe
Hilda Braid
as Sister Page
Phyllida Law
as Phyllis
Wolf Kahler
as SS Sgt. Major
Shane Rimmer
as Stone
Adrian Pearson
as Lieutenant Collishaw
Jonathan Pryce
as Nicholas
as Liza
Roy Marsden
as Sidney Frederick Haynes
as E1A
Sarah Badel
as Virginia
Hal Galili
as Cowboy
Margaret Whiting
as Maureen Layde
Barbara Young
as Teacher at Hospital
Dominic Guard
as Colin
Gavin Campbell
as Martin Herford
as Panshin
as Barry Shannon
as Robin
Alun Lewis
as Kendrick
as Other H2A
John Gilbyrne
as Abbot's secretary
Tim Wylton
as Len Curry
as Theo Redman
Denis Lawson
as Ernest Dowson
Richard Pearson
as Father Below
George A. Cooper
as Man
as Contrary Harry
Patricia English
as Gale Faulkener
Jane Hayden
as Party Guest
Hugh Latimer
as Sergei Petrovich Gedenovsky
John Molloy
as 1st man on bus
Tony Church
as Hospital Administrator
Billy Hamon
as Crisp
William Hoyland
as Harlow
Kate Fahy
as Laura Clapton
Freda Jackson
as Lafone
Niall O'Brien
as 2nd man on bus
Peter Schofield
as Goodman Barton
Dennis Chinnery
as Someone
Natalie Pennington
as Lenochka
Eileen Brady
as Party Guest
Anthony Heaton
as Limb Technician
Sam Kelly
as Grayson
as McCabe
as Julie
Ralph Arliss
as Bell
as Oscar Wilde
John Rolfe
as Other Man
Arthur O'Sullivan
as Joseph Feeney
Grace Dolan
as Party Guest
Anna Wing
as Mrs. Proctor
Patrick Troughton
as Rear Admiral Markham
Willy Bowman
as Konig
as Kate
Victor Langley
as Chamberlain
Suzanne Roquette
as Receptionist
Ben Aris
as Whistler
Aubrey Richards
as Henry Gutch
Mollie Maureen
as Natalia Karpovna
Valerie Hill
as Ms. Reggae Hotlips
Stephen Lawrence
as Party Guest
Michael O'Brian
as Priest
Jean Rimmer
as Miss Hudson
as Journalist
Carl Duering
as Lt. Narka
Susan Strawson
as Mrs Hollar
John Rhys-Davies
as Guy de Maupassant
Simon Cadell
as Candle
Liam O'Callaghan
as Mr. Langrishe
Maurice Quick
as Iron Man
Kazik Michalski
as KGB Man
Caroline Fabbri
as Shurochka
Malcolm Stent
as Alfred Treagle
Frank Barrie
as Solicitor
Margaret Heery
as Sister
Stefan Ceba
as Sacha Hollar
Barbara Masbeck
as Hanneke
Jonathan Lynn
as Gaston
Sylvia Kay
as Nellie Harris
John Ringham
as Alf Smith
as Mrs. Langrishe
George Romanov
as KGB Man
as Judge
John Bett
as Vicar
Sacco van der Made
as Father
Graeme Eton
as Frenchman
Pat Gorman
as Jean
Yuri Borienko
as KGB Man
Andrew Downie
as Thomas Carlyle
Alec Wallis
as Heckler Jones
Annabel Leventon
as Journalist
as John Fish
Niek Pancras
as Piet van Arnhem
Ivan Jelinek
as Chairman
Derek Deadman
as Luis
Ron Pember
as Toonie Curser
Donna Evans
as Lily Robins
Yona Gailet
as Coffee Bar Woman
Barbara Keogh
as Café Cashier
Tom Jansen
as Dutch guide
Milos Kirek
as Plain Clothes Policeman
as George Weller
Antony Scott
as Marc
Damaris Hayman
as Madame Belitzkoy
Pepsi Maycock
as Topsy
Elizabeth Hunt
as Customer
Ludwig Lang
as Plain Clothes Policeman
Elizabeth Revill
as Mrs. Mayhew
Dennis Handby
as Colonel Belitzkoy
Sally Watkins
as Washer-Up
Dick Schouten
as Guide
Arnoft Kopecky
as Plain Clothes Policeman
as Vavara Pavlovna
as Tibbett
Maria St. Clare
as Girl at Nurseries
Jan Mojel
as Guide
Paul Moritz
as Plain Clothes Policeman
Donald Waugh
as Shoe-Shine Boy
Sophie Llewellyn Smith
as Ada
Elizabeth Morgan
as Registrar
as Clerk
Jan van Velthuisen
as Farmer Jan
Keith Jayne
as Butcher's Boy
Anna Bentinck
as Justine
Charles Pemberton
as Employment Clerk
Sandra Frieze
as Translator
Nigel Nevinson
as Young Teacher
John Muirhead
as Photographer
Derek Seaton
as Local Reporter
Terence Davies
as Fire Officer
Martin Shaw
as Michael J. Arlen
Sinéad Cusack
as Monique
Edward Fox
as Nikolai
Denholm Elliott
as Semyon
Felicity Dean
as Blanka
Christopher Timothy
as Kevin
Kathryn Leigh Scott
as Michael's sister
Derek Fowlds
as Hans von Dohnanyi
Martin Jarvis
as Klaus
Kevork Malikyan
as Nicholas
Walter Sparrow
as Tramp
Stanley Lebor
as Taki
Vladek Sheybal
as Mr. Morango
as Cynthia
Susan Engel
as Atalanta
Lila Kaye
as Bertha
Paul Chapman
as Major Schlabrendorff
Richard LeParmentier
as Harry
Edward Petherbridge
as Walter Huppenkothen
David Daker
as Max
Alan Badel
as Michael Arlen
as Admiral Canaris
Don Fellows
as Hugh
Alan MacNaughtan
as Dr. Bonhoeffer
Pauline Delaney
as Anne
Doris Hare
as Milena
as Egyptian doctor
Eric Pohlmann
as Chef
Dave Atkins
as Drunken soldier
Antony Carrick
as General Beck
Briony McRoberts
as Maria
Zulema Dene
as Violet
Steven O'Shea
as John
Kevin Brennan
as Alfredo
Carolyn Courage
as Daphne
David Sibley
as Hans
Bruce Purchase
as Ernest
Peter Miles
as Major General Oster
Carol Harrison
as Hettie
Christopher Muncke
as Mr. Stevens
as Jackie
as General von Hase
Paul Jerricho
as Prison guard
Dimitri Andreas
as Gaston
Jenny Till
as Christel
Susannah Fellows
as Amy Wells
as Peter
Jennie Goossens
as Molly
Martin Matthews
as Karl
as Rudiger Schleicher
Eric Allan
as Gestapo man
as Diels
Neville Barber
as Henri Bonnard
as Emmi
Joshua Le Touzel
as Young Michael
George Raistrick
as Pastor Shilds
Marijke Mann
as Ursula
Murray Kash
as Dr. Gregson
Maggie Wells
as Winnie
as Paul
Kenneth Garner
as New York doctor
Michael McCabe
as Michael
as Jewish man
Peter Kosta
as Dimitri
Ernest C. Jennings
as Peasant
Jeanette Lewis
as Nurse
as Noel Coward
as Anais
Jacquie Dubin
as Betty
Eric Stine
as Al
John-Paul Geoffrey
as Raymond
Harry Geldard
as Head waiter
Timothy Spall
as Wainwright
Patrick Stewart
as Janos
Ian Holm
as The man
as Housemaid
Bill Paterson
as Gurling
as Paul
as Vollard
David Burke
as Len
Nicholas Lyndhurst
as Brian Grant
Gwen Taylor
as Betty
Nick Brimble
as Primiaud
Anthony Quayle
as The Old Man
Lucy Gutteridge
as Dedee
as Second Neighbour
Kenneth Cope
as Drill sergeant
as Stefan Heilbrun
Patrick Godfrey
as Professor Senssen
John Bluthal
as Gleyne
Charles Kay
as Arthur Wright
Timothy Bateson
as Moxey
David Griffin
as Schneider
as Arnold
Alec McCowen
as The Count
Amanda Walker
as Lady in the park
Oliver Cotton
as Istvan
Hetty Baynes
as Nelly
Maggie Ollerenshaw
as Annie Griffiths
as Gentleman traveller
John Bennett
as Dr. Robbins
Ursula Howells
as Barbara Karolina
James Grout
as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Tony Anholt
as Wolfgang Schalleplatte
as Kathleen
Julian Holloway
as Grinling
Keith Drinkel
as Julian Smith-Saville
Brian Hall
as Towler
Rupert Frazer
as Roberts
Rudolph Walker
as George
Ann Beach
as Morag
Angela Curran
as Art student
Jean Gilpin
as Sandra
Gina Rowe
as Renee Riviere
Ray Burdis
as Dunning
Rowena Cooper
as Ruth
Helen Fraser
as Polly Wright
Trevor Laird
as Sheldon
Derek Martin
as Frank
Paul Spurrier
as Jean Renoir, as a boy
as Ludo
as Marcus Fleischmann
Pat Keen
as Widow in the cafe
Duncan Lamont
as Kasmer
Ronald Hines
as Karl Glucklich
as Eva
Phil McCall
as Ernest
Roger Hammond
as Dupois
Joseph O'Conor
as Heinrich Schalleplatte
as Sarah
Janet Key
as Paula
Sheila Fearn
as Jenny
Pat Heywood
as Olive Dunn
Derek Bond
as Rouse-Evans
Mike Gwilym
as Oswald
Hugh Burden
as Edward Gardner
Hilda Fenemore
as Mrs. Hewlings
Tony Caunter
as Pinnock
Paul Angelis
as Conroy
Aimée Delamain
as Old spinster
as Composer
John Blundell
as Richard
George Irving
as Cyril
Doremy Vernon
as Miss Jones
Michael Graham Cox
as Ignac
as Jean Renoir, as a young man
John Quarmby
as Harry
as Third reporter
Christian Rodska
as Francis
Genevieve Allenbury
as Frieda
Myra Frances
as Imogen
Caroline Hutchison
as Lynda
David Howey
as Cezanne
Tony London
as Apprentice
Bill Dean
as Ted
Diana Fairfax
as The Countess
Kim Clifford
as Karen
as Aline's mother
Nula Conwell
as Julie
Sheila Brennan
as Madam Levy
Allan Surtees
as Jack Dunn
David Gooderson
as First reporter
Antonia Pemberton
as Lady in the Cinema
James Tomlinson
as First photographer
as Snelling
Colin Douglas
as John
as Kristian
Lloyd Lamble
as Jackson
as Alex
Paul McDowell
as William
Keith Marsh
as George Parker
Nitza Shaul
as Eszter
Thomas Ellice
as Fletcher
Phyllis MacMahon
as Wretched woman
Anne Blake
as Elegant lady
as Pilkington
as Jimmy
George Cormack
as Man with camera
as Thompson
Michael Osborne
as Mantle
Sarah Porter
as Gabrielle
Gabor Vernon
as Doctor
as Beryl
Nicholas McArdle
as Mr. Tucker
Betty Hardy
as Gerda
James Coyle
as O'Connor
as Fat man
as The woman
Robert Henderson
as Berand
Brigid Erin Bates
as La Boulangere
Michael Poole
as Rabbi
Arnold Peters
as Savings bank manager
as Angele
Anthony Pedley
as Confectionery representative
Manning Wilson
as Narrator
Colin Edwynn
as Customer
as Stevenson
as Bazille
Mark Chapman
as Frank Jones
Clifford Mollison
as Man with compass
Hubert Rees
as Pastor Helm
Richard Butler
as Ellis
as Baldy
Peggy Aitchison
as Gran'Louise
as Berthe
Hope Johnstone
as Third Neighbour
Boris Isarov
as Latvian cook
Vikki Richards
as Zoe
Brian Hayes
as Farmer
Anne Raitt
as Eileen
Will Stampe
as Gardener
Charles Bolton
as Stannard
Ruby Head
as Doctor's widow
as Major's widow
as Sheila
Philip Bloomfield
as The Pimp
as Tina
as Man with monkey mask
as Nursemaid
Terry Pearson
as Monk
Hugh Martin
as Hugh
Reg Pritchard
as Dawson
Fred Gaunt
as Bradford Argus reporter
Illona Linthwaite
as Hilary
as Zelda
Henry Livings
as Brian
Terry Cowling
as Corporal
John Berlyne
as Fletcher (as a boy)
Lucy Taylor
as The child
Marilyn Le Conte
as Alma
Rory McCallum
as Benquist
Judith Nelmes
as Lady in wheelchair
John Garvin
as Second reporter
as Linda
Frederick Radley
as Old man in workshop
Lorain Bertorelli
as Housewife
Michael Keet
as Fitz
as Billy's mother
Brenda Hall
as First Neighbour
Yvonne Fay
as Barbara
Denise Distel
as Hilda
Barbara Ann Bowman
as Widow's daughter
Ian Bamforth
as Reginald
Lee Logan
as Jean Renoir, as a small child
Steve Collins
as Second photographer
Les Davidov
as Bibi
Judith Anthony
as Mrs. Wagstaff
Angela Coates
as Janet
Eugene Schlusser
as Waiter
Charles Bentley
as Blind man
Sally Wells
as Jill
Peter O'Keefe
as Billy Day
David McGaw
as Gyula
Sarah Wright
as Frances Griffiths
Linda Searle
as Elsie Wright
Tom Moxon
as Leslie Toms
Guy Hassan
as Young man
Tracey Baron
as Joan
Katrina Lemont
as Stripper
as Brother Martin Jerome
Steven Grives
as Conroy
Ann Mitchell
as Mother
Peter Cellier
as Brother Ambrose
Polly Hemingway
as Ivory Jane Watt
as Emmie Watt
Christopher Guard
as Des
David Ellison
as Harry Shove
Pauline Yates
as Dr. Gwyneth Thornloe
as George Ackroyd
Patrick O'Connell
as Prison governor
William Moore
as Principal Officer Carter
Herbert Norville
as Rupert Josephs
Vicky Ogden
as Bernadette
Julian Littman
as Griffin
Stephen Bill
as Simon Sibley
as Brother George
Peter Attard
as Stubbs
John Wheatley
as Stephen
Peggy Sinclair
as Matron
Cassie McFarlane
as Tracy
Patrick Hannaway
as McInally
Brian Vaughan
as Prison Chaplain
Alan Bennett
as Narrator
Emma Allum
as Peasant child
Robin Glynn
as Peasant child
as Hospital Orderly
Ian Ellis
as Hospital Orderly
Date de sortie 21 Sep 1977
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