Adam Adamant Lives! 1966

Adventure Sci-Fi

In 1902, Edwardian adventurer Adam Adamant is frozen alive in a block of ice by his archnemesis, the Face. In 1966, workmen discover him and he is revived, perfectly preserved but completely bewildered by his new environment, "swi...

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Director	Moira Armstrong Philip Dudley Ridley Scott show all 12 directors Paul Ciappessoni Leonard Lewis Laurence Bourne Anthea Browne-Wilkinson David Sullivan Proudfoot
Artists	as Adam Adamant Juliet Harmer as Georgina Jones Jack May as William E. Simms show all 530 artists Peter Ducrow as The Face as 3rd Judo Man as 1st. Samurai as 1901 Man (Photograph) Ian McKay as 2nd Gardener Kenneth Ives as Bruno Mo Kiki as Cossack Roy Stewart as Guard Derek Martin as Coach Driver David Garth as Sir Nigel Dee Trevor Baxter as Beardsley as Logan Walter Sparrow as Brooke Sheila Grant as Hope Denis Cleary as Petty Crook Dinny Powell as 1st Judo Man Brian Gilmar as Barber Gordon Faith as Foreigner Josef Zaranoff as 2nd Cossack Len Jones as Child Kenneth Benda as Sir James as First Security Guard James Appleby as Chauffeur Bryan Mosley as Bailey Terry Walsh as Gerry as S.S. Guard John Lawrence as Passenger Harold Bennett as Old Man Roy Evans as Marty Freda Jackson as Margo Kane as Madame Nagata Peter Vaughan as Dr. Mort Charles 'Bud' Tingwell as Benjamin Kinthly John Le Mesurier as Velmer as Sinoda Jennifer Jayne as Helen Michael Ripper as Sergeant Major Jeffers Colin Jeavons as Roger Clair John Carson as Randolph Stephanie Bidmead as Madame Delvario as Melville as Lord Rufus Pearmain John Bailey as Dr. Craigshaw Christine Finn as Pamela Wentworth-Howe as Hoggett Andy Ho as Ikezawa Gladys Cooper as Grand Duchess Vorokhov T.P. McKenna as Jason Lang Annette Andre as Paula Adrienne Corri as Shani Mathieson Patricia Haines as Sandra Webb Michael Robbins as Jeffreys Isobel Black as Samantha Iain Cuthbertson as Colonel Mannering Jennifer Daniel as Esta Canfield as Carson Kevin Brennan as Vargos Deryck Guyler as Grantham Colette O'Neil as Myra Bamford Frank Jarvis as Hicks Barry Linehan as McLennon Amelia Bayntun as Charity as Mylene Judy Parfitt as Ireyna Frances Cuka as Sandra Verrel Patrick Troughton as General Mongerson John Hollis as Calvert as Jarrot as Wilson Gwendolyn Watts as Janine as Felina John McKelvey as P.C. Mullins Christopher Coll as Joe Roy Hanlon as Streek Robin John as Travis James Cairncross as Charles Fellows Yuri Borienko as Kodama Robert MacLeod as Fowley John Dawson as Minister Donald Eccles as Sir Henry Arthur Brough as Mr. Percy Mary Hignett as Patient Hugh Dickson as James Denton Michael Standing as Kinkead Geoffrey Hinsliff as Parky Alister Williamson as Howarth Andrew Robertson as Maddox David Spenser as Ahmed Larry Noble as Harry Marshall John Baddeley as Petherbridge Maurice Hedley as Sir Ernest Hampton as Sales Manager John Law as Mr. Corbett Peter Bathurst as Sir George Margaret Nolan as Sadie Geraldine Moffat as Prudence Sheila Fearn as Susie John Woodnutt as The Sheik Geoffrey Lumsden as Hinchcombe Hamilton Dyce as George Glyn Dearman as Statton Bryan Coleman as Major Fitzgibbon Michael Beint as Inspector Joby Blanshard as Detective John Hart Dyke as Private Davis David Lander as Advertising Manager John Walker as Daniels John Crocker as Jeweller Ilona Rodgers as Susan Patrick O'Connell as Danny Kenneth Kendall as BBC Newsreader as Max as Gramps Anthony Blackshaw as Corporal Jenkins Brian Hayes as Caretaker as Barber as Raynor Catherine Lancaster as Lyra Geraldine Gwyther as Miss Preston Jack Howlett as Spalding as Vicar David Kelly as Furrier Lucy Griffiths as Faith John Rolfe as Kelvin John Dunbar as Cashier John Kidd as BBC Official Peggy Ann Clifford as Caretaker as Guard Andrew Andreas as The Croupier Keith Anderson as Charles as Sir George Marston Edward Palmer as Von Reison as Dr. Ryan as Air Stewardess Michael Sheard as Major Colin Vancao as Philippe Jervais Nancy Nevinson as Oretta Beryl Nesbitt as Waitress as Compère John Gatrell as Badenoch as Secretary Jean Gregory as Mrs. Lightfoot James Blake as Chauffeur Charles Haggith as Myers Norman Hartley as Nicky as 1st Judo Student Pauline Munro as Girl In Commercial Talfryn Thomas as Man with Parcel John Porter-Davison as Private Jones as Hiram Antony Ruth as Youth Alan Foss as Leo Joan Paton as Mrs. Jarrot Clare Jenkins as S.S. Girl Patrick Durkin as Heckler Mona Chong as Hitomi Neville Becker as Man In Commercial Miranda Hampton as Linda Eve Gross as Abstinence Tom Macaulay as Bailey Philip Ryan as Jackson Raymond Clarke as Watkins as Thomas Valerie Stanton as Fluffy Lionel Gamlin as Benson Ling Ling as Hanako Fred Windrush as Denny Pauline Loring as Mrs. Winter James Bulmer as S.S. Man Lucille Soong as Suzu as Taxi Driver John Greenwood as Doctor George Gibson as Frank Joyce Carpenter as Mrs. Tudor Bill Lyons as S.S. Man as Mrs. Wright Pamela Sholto as Woman Tony Cyrus as The Guard as 1st. Guard as Mrs. Smythe Neil Curnow as S.S. Man Dennis Chin as 2nd. Guard Grania Hayes as Girl Joan Crane as Sandra as City Man Heather Downham as Jacky Ann Lynn as Miss. Caldwell Max Adrian as Dr. Klein as Dr. Sanderson Michael Barrington as Armitage Tom Clegg as Jarvis as Dr. Heindrick as Harold Patrick Kavanagh as Hammond Norman Pitt as Charlesworth John Cazabon as Simpson Jack Bligh as Engineer Carole Mowlam as Nurse Henders as Lady Thetford Mary Yeomans as Louise as George Horace James as Hinkaya John Frawley as Sir Charles Thetford Jan Quy as Susan Denby Jean Marsh as Lady Lydia Kate O'Mara as Sonia Fawzi Peter Bowles as D.K. Davies Nigel Stock as Oliver Meadows Michael Gwynn as Lord Hawksmoor as Davison Rudolph Walker as Nikubu Windsor Davies as Charlie Pearson Marion Mathie as Sonia Geraldine Newman as Constance Tracey Crisp as Susan Bill Kerr as Inspector Foster Terry Richards as Matron Derek Farr as Onslow Frank Williams as Mr. Byers-Thompson Bernard Kay as Dr. Morris Vaine Sheila Burrell as Matron Mavis Unsworth as Sheikh Abdul Cyd Hayman as Nurse Mary Smith Hilda Fenemore as Mrs. Clasp Bill McLean as Young Man Meredith Edwards as Dr. Loton Arnold Diamond as Scarlatti Michael Golden as Guard Hilda Barry as Mrs. Simms Geoffrey Chater as Commissioner Hobson Edwin Richfield as Singleton George Woodbridge as Penrose Basil Dignam as Baker Erik Chitty as Critchley as Juanita as Johnson Peter Birrel as Saville Fanny Carby as Dolly Edward Brayshaw as Gladwin as Barker Annette Carell as Monique Kenneth J. Warren as Dr. Henry Heason Robert McBain as Addison Skip Martin as Hercules Edward Evans as Blundell Sheila Brennan as Wanda Manton Elizabeth Benson as Mrs. Granger Salmaan Peerzada as Prince Malmud as Harry Newley as Carol Shelley William Kendall as Sir Robert Philip Anthony as Reporter George Benson as Timothy Henshaw as Minister Fredric Abbott as Yorke as Sara Linden Joe Cornelius as Chauffeur as Reporter John Garrie as Jimmy Bob Godfrey as Roach Fred McNaughton as Livingstone Alan Thompson as Second Security Guard as Otto Peter Stephens as Minister Winnie Holman as Lily Ric Hutton as Maydew Billy John as Hudson Henry Gilbert as George Manton Maurice Quick as Kilvert Suzanne Mockler as Eileen Smith Tex Fuller as Sewerman Norman Wynne as Supervisor David Blake Kelly as Connelly Humphrey Heathcote as Reporter Leslie Glazer as Police Constable Kitty Atwood as Old Lady as Dancer John Garvin as Passer-by Imogen Graham as The Receptionist Walter Glennie as Villain Michael Greenwood as Villain as Mrs. Withenshaw Bernard Shine as Sergeant Valentine John Mincer as Villain Dick Pickford as 2nd S.S. Driver Prudence Fitzgerald as Dancer Peter Stenson as Lewis Stephanie Heesom as Dancer as Chauffeur Frank Seton as Petty Crook Graham Corry as Carlos Jack Phillips as Waiter Peter Sugden as Villain Stanley Hollingsworth as 1st S.S. Driver Pat Gorman as Coven Member Mike Horsburgh as Chauffeur Terry Wallis as Man in Theatre Dennis Plenty as 1901 Man (Photograph) Vic Taylor as S.S. Man Anne-Marie Lee as Person at Discotheque Eric Mills as Judo Student Emmett Hennessy as Band Member Gloria Forstner as Partygoer Diana Hallows as Double for Georgie Juba Kennerley as Club Members John Moore as Club Members Jimmy Mac as Man in Theatre Joseph Tregonino as Banquet Roy Denton as Man with Coffin Alf Casha as Man in Theatre Philip Webb as Person in Banqueting Hall James Haswell as Banquet Len Saunders as Man in Theatre William Curren as Mourner Steve Pokol as Person in Banqueting Hall Dennis Marlowe as Coffin Bearer Irene Fairlay as Person in Banqueting Hall Tony Rohr as Partygoer as Louise as 1st Gardener as Partygoer Alan Cassell as Villain Dave Carter as Partygoer Jackie Poole as Geisha Girl Michael Stevens as TA Soldier Jay McGrath as RA Camp Guard Reg Cranfield as TA Soldier John Clamp as Ambulance Man David Seaforth as Partygoer Ernest Blyth as Pallbearer as Slave Commuter Leslie Bates as TA Soldier Robert Gill as Child John Timberlake as Slave Commuter William Hayden as Guest at Party Peter Whitaker as Slave Commuter Bill Burns as TA Soldier Ronald Nunnery as Passenger Jim Machin as Child as Partygoer Charles O'Rourke as Lackey Alec Coleman as TA Driver Pamela Buckley as Passenger Sheelagh McGrath as Person at Discotheque Roy Simpson as Person at Discotheque Tony Parkin as Partygoer Stanley Davies as TA Soldier Thomas U. Laird as Person at Discotheque Dorothy Drake as Partygoer Clarissa Stewart as Partygoer Janice Haye as Geisha Girl Agnew Nicholas John as Person at Discotheque Ralph Sheridan as Partygoer Joy Holloway as Woman with Trolley Frederick Rawlings as Slave Commuter Joyce Crossley as Guest at Party Jim Delaney as RA Major Arthur McGuire as Partygoer as TA Soldier Arnold Chazen as Foreigner 2 George Playdon as Dwarf Joe Finlay as Ambulance Man Walter Battaglia as Child B. Stratton as Child Mandi Robinson as Person at Discotheque Chris Reck as Partygoer Andreas Michael as Child as Peters David Lloyd Jones as RA Camp Guard Taggart Rushton as Partygoer as TA Soldier Margie Young as Matron as Child Margarte Bass as Partygoer John Freeman as RA Camp Guard Kay Hamilton as Partygoer J. Wainwright as Child Hilary Carter as Partygoer Peter Baldwin as Child Andrew Gregory as Child Eileen Hudson as Passenger Derek Shaeffer as Guard Jackie Ho as Geisha Girl Chris Grant as Person at Discotheque Wendy Wisbey as Child as Person at Discotheque Edna Rowland as Partygoer Jennifer Lautrec as Partygoer David James as Partygoer Garry Mason as Child Su Chin as Geisha Girl William Jenner as Guest at Party as Child Denise Brown as Child Evelyn Ong as Geisha Girl Terry Wallace as American Tourist Wendy Hensom as Partygoer Kenneth Hale as Guest at Party David Owen as Person at Discotheque Basil Tang as Japanese Businessman Nadia Baker as Partygoer Martin Aubrey as Person at Discotheque Bernard Reid as RA Camp Guard Rosemarie Reeves as Person at Discotheque Bert Brown as Guard Charles Erskine as RA Guard Robin Dawson as RA Camp Guard David Althorpe as Person at Discotheque Victor Munt as Partygoer Ralph Katterns as Passenger George Romanov as Passenger L.E. Goh as Geisha Girl Pamela Marwood as Partygoer David Darrell as Partygoer Fred Trott as Council Workman David Ronowski as Person in Soho Streets Keith Wilkinson as Person in Soho Streets Wendy Johnson as Guest at Party Linda Williams as Person in Soho Streets Scully Han as Japanese Businessman Julie Dean as Partygoer Annabella Wallingford as Partygoer Roger Jacombs as Council Workman Pippy Duncalfe as Child Jackie Wright as Jimmy Terry Duggan as Villain John Levene as S.S. Guard as Stallkeeper Cheryl Gilham as Test Subject Jan Rossini as Person in Beauty Salon Valerie Taylor as Customer in Cocktail Bar John Tatham as Person in Banqueting Hall Willy Bowman as Villain Hugh Elton as Undertaker's Assistant Michael Mulcaster as Person in Banqueting Hall Philip Stewart as Man in Theatre Paul Phillips as Man in Theatre Les Conrad as Judo Student as Man in Theatre Tim Condren as 2nd Judo Man Vi Delmar as Old Woman Charles Rayford as Mourner Harry Mitchell as Old Person Eden Fox as Man in Theatre Joan Harsant as Old Woman as Man with Coffin Jimmy Charters as Man in Theatre Les Clark as S.S. Guard Avril Gaynor as Person in Beauty Salon John Dunn as Radio Presenter Gordon Craig as Man in Theatre Darroll Richards as Old Man Astley Harvey as Person in Banqueting Hall as Mourner Jeff Bailey as Test Subject Richard King as Man in Theatre Betty Richardson as Old Person Agit Chauhan as Waiter Valerie Shelton as Person in Beauty Salon Vera Hill as Old Woman Gideon Kolb as Club Members Sylvia Lane as Old Woman Sharon Young as Person in Beauty Salon Robert Peters as Person in Beauty Salon Robin Scott as Banquet Rod Hay as Test Subject Marie Rayford as Mourner Stella Conway as Old Woman Tracey Vernon as Person in Beauty Salon Anna Sirr as Test Subject Bill Prentice as Person in Banqueting Hall Anita Gopel as Dancer Faye Sharp as Old Woman Robert James Shaw as Barman William Curran as Man in Theatre Mary Masters as Person in Beauty Salon Gladys Bacon as Old Woman Christine Gordon as Person in Beauty Salon Jean Darry as Old Woman as Old Person Jackie Scotcher as Test Subject Pauline Wingfield as Nurse John Maghoo as Test Subject Bill Barnsley as Banquet Maria Maghoo as Test Subject Dick Fisher as Test Subject Leon Maybank as Steward Tony Alexander as Test Subject Ginette Maghoo as Test Subject Elanora Lanner as Test Subject Katheryn Swan as Old Person Derek Ware-Bentham as Villain Judy Lloyd-Rogers as Old Woman Peggy Covey as Old Woman Nicky Kouma as Test Subject Bill Matthews as Man in Theatre Harold Coward as Test Subject Joseph Santo as Policeman Tony Sutherland as Man in Theatre Wyn McLeod as Mourner Bill Richards as Coffin Bearer Mario Goannou as Test Subject Fred Doran as Coffin Bearer Dan Coster as Call Boy Dennis Balcombe as Person in Beauty Salon Bill Hayden as Smuggler Bernadine Thornton as Old Woman Steve Francis as Test Subject Sydney Dobson as Banquet Ronald Lee as Customer in Cocktail Bar Peter Brunton as Test Subject Patric Scott as Person in Banqueting Hall Anthony Case as Old Person Raymond Farrell as Coffin Bearer Arthur Zan as Man in Theatre Robin Richardson as Test Subject Les Shannon as Banquet Judy Nicholls as Nurse Juliette St. David as Person in Beauty Salon Simon Cohen as Test Subject Robert Cude as Club Members as Villain Laurence Archer as Old Person Diana Levy as Test Subject Roy Degay as Professor Granger - Photo Francis Burridge as Test Subject Elizabeth Sheil as Old Person
Released	03 Jun 1966
Links	IMDb

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