Londoners 1965

Drama

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Director	Paul Bernard Gilchrist Calder Ian Curteis Mostrar los 12 directores John Gorrie Waris Hussein Michael Leeston-Smith Geoffrey Nethercott Brian Parker Mary Ridge Peter Sasdy George Spenton-Foster
Artists	Henry McGee as Dr. Orden as Mr. Carey as Barman Mostrar los 169 artistas Frank Jarvis as Dennis as Alfred Page as Alec Bardell Michael Danvers-Walker as Christopher as Arthur Joss Ackland as Angus Grahame George Baker as Bruce as Ernie Tom Adams as Al Bryan Pringle as Bob Laurence Hardy as James Cromer Michael Standing as Steve Bill Fraser as Henry Firth Sean Caffrey as Paddy Hilton Edwards as Harry Ashton Judy Parfitt as Lavender Rosemary Leach as Liz Michael Robbins as Shaw Harry Landis as Tommy Frances White as Lucy Ray Mort as Jim Gwen Ffrangcon Davies as Dora Ashton Noel Dyson as Vesta Bardell as Brian Karol Hagar as Jean Mary Morris as Sarah Ashton John Sharp as The Professor Gretchen Franklin as Mrs. Hincastle Barbara Lott as May Alexandra Dane as Lucie as Harry Ben Howard as Rod as Elspeth Meier Tzelniker as Mr. Lipchitz Suzanne Mockler as Jane Page Derek Francis as Lord Barnett Richard Caldicot as Bank manager as Ned Lois Daine as Marjorie as Peter Cawse Alan Baulch as Tommie Stephen Hubay as Joe Raymond Hunt as Billy John Alderton as Telfer, Rait's Assistant John Cater as Douglas Rooker Jeffrey Segal as Mr. Ramsden Simon Oates as Michael James Bree as Dr. Lenton as Sir Gregory Devlin Alice Esmie-Bell as Old lady Benjamin Whitrow as The Priest Tutte Lemkow as First clerk Michael Johnson as James Henderson Edward Malin as Old man Edmund Pegge as John Kenneth Fortescue as Arnold Fitzgerald Patrick Carter as Waiter on Train as Foreman George O'Gorman as Paddy as Sir Robert Chandler as Jill David Swift as Norman Phipps Roy Evans as Second clerk as Mrs. Grimpen Carol Austin as A Clerk James Fitzgerald as Thomas Joan Mane as Shirley Mary Hignett as Aunt Maggie Richard Eyre as Derek Crichton-Ross Derek Martin as Barry as Louie as Mrs. Carey Andrew Armour as Planning Officer Kevin Bennett as Teddy Dennis Adams as Douglas Holland Denys Graham as Ted Mark Kingston as Morrie Valerie Bell as Waitress Geoffrey Rose as Derek Marsh Michael Godfrey as Major Daphne Goddard as Waitress in First Café Hugh Evans as Len Short, TV Interviewer as Mary James Cossins as The interviewer Pamela Ann Davy as Louise Blakenheath Helen Cotterill as Rene John Barrard as Small man Jacqui Cook as Waitress in Second Café as Mr. Madeson Philip Dunbar as Philip Geoffrey Palmer as Jack Poncey Tony Wager as Barman as Lord Mendip as Mrs. Madeson as Barman Ernest C. Jennings as Old man Richard Klee as Landlord as Barmaid Derek Sydney as Mr. Castor Patrick Tull as Phil Treadwell Ray Marioni as Croupier as TV Interviewer Judith Smith as Sylvia Gillian Raine as Mrs. Castor Pauline Boty as Patsy Katy Greenwood as Doreen Norman Atkyns as Waiter Paddy Joyce as Crazy June Murphy as Mary Jessie Robins as Mrs. Guggenheimer Arnold Bell as Mr. Phillips Vera Cook as Mrs. Phillips Allan Mitchell as Policeman Elisabeth Murray as Pamela John Burch as Manager Jeffrey Bernard as Banker John Pullen as Storyteller as Policeman Peter Ducrow as Detective Roy Patrick as First gambler Derek Calder as Second gambler Bill Meilen as Taxi driver Perin Lewis as Miss Hill James Prescott as Harry George Carman as Race reader Hilda Fenemore as Mrs. Mollins Iris Johnson as Singer Dennis Smith as Singer Pete Patrick as Drummer Harry Groombridge as Double Bass Player Norton York as Pianist Wendy Richard as Patsy Aubrey Morris as Briginshaw David Collings as Alan West Donald Pickering as Leigh as Robert Cromer Basil Dignam as Sir Lionel Bliss Colin Campbell as Albert Carmel McSharry as Mrs. Nicholson John Barrett as Publican Kate Binchy as Moira Clifford Parrish as Housing clerk Brian Badcoe as Baker Marian Diamond as Gillian Myrtle Reed as Molly John Pike as Les Penny Lambirth as Susan Edward Caddick as Mr. Gray Christopher Banks as Hurst John Saunders as Raphael as Sinbad Elsie Arnold as Mrs. Graham Maureen O'Reilly as Winnie Leslie Lawton as Charlie Michael Crockett as Ronnie Vincent Smith as Patrick Jenny Oulton as Girl in pub Ruth Harrison as Singer Jane Tann as Mrs. Jones George Cross as Captain Varley Dermot Macdowell as Seamus O'Mallory as Miss Williams as Mrs. Wright Andrew Venn as Ron as Shepherd Mabel Marks as Pub pianist
Fecha de lanzamiento	13 May 1965
Enlace	IMDb

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