Television World Theatre 1957

Drama

Director
Peter Dews
Stuart Burge
Artists
Catherine Lacey
as Hecuba
Harold Scott
as Billy Dunn
David Markham
as Ragnar Brovik
Gertan Klauber
as Mishka
Diane Cilento
as Nina Evans
as Dr. Edmund 'Ned' Darrell
Judy Campbell
as Hesione Hushabye
John Phillips
as Count Peter Zichy
David Knight
as Sam Evans
Noel Willman
as Charles Marsden
Colin Keith-Johnston
as Mazzini Dunn
Josephine Stuart
as Anya
Diana Churchill
as Helen
as Boss Mangan
Harold Kasket
as Abdulin, a merchant
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Ancient Pistol
Ann Dimitri
as Nenetza
Alexis Bobrinskoy
as Gendarme
as First Soldier
Alice Greenwood
as Townswoman
as Townsman
as Townsman
as Servant
John Neville
as Henry V, King of England
Denholm Elliott
as Michael
Charles Gray
as Capt. von Schlettow
as Mrs. Heidelberg
as Madame Ranevsky
Googie Withers
as Alkmena
Edith Evans
as Countess Rosmarin Ostenburgh
as Hlestakov
Donald Wolfit
as Halvard Solness
Peter Stephens
as Tong, a Procurer
as Chorus
Mai Zetterling
as Hilda Wangel
as Richard Gettner
Esmond Knight
as Mr. Sterling
Alec Clunes
as Jupiter
as Lopakhin
Jacqueline Chan
as Yo, a Teahouse Girl
Tony Britton
as Hector Hushabye
George Pravda
as Wabschke
as Irene
Richard Palmer
as Duke of Gloucester, brother to the King
as Dunyasha
Patrick Barr
as Amphitryon
Barbara Yu Ling
as Yu, a Teahouse Girl
as Cassandra
as Bobchinsky
Robert Harris
as Arthur
Daphne Slater
as Gelda
Doreen Aris
as Fanny
Richard Coe
as Duke of Bedford, brother to the King
as Andromache
Albert Lieven
as Wilhelm Voigt
Joseph O'Conor
as Colonel Janik
Mike Morgan
as Epihodov
as Dobchinsky
Petra Davies
as Sister Agnes
as Nurse Guinness
Dorothy Lee
as Yow, a Teahouse Girl
Julian Somers
as Duke of Exeter, uncle to the King
David McCallum
as Mercury
Richard O'Sullivan
as Gordon Evans as a boy
as Betty
Patrick Wymark
as Menelaus
Peter Copley
as School Superintendent
as Dr. Herdal
Theodore Wilhelm
as Superintendent of Police
Mark Dignam
as Captain Shotover
as The Undertaker
Oliver Johnston
as Prof. Henry Leeds
Chin Yu
as Chang-Hi-Tang
Ronald Hines
as Earl of Salisbury
Jacqueline Ellis
as Madeleine Arnold
as Stefan
Philip Leaver
as Health Commissioner
Marie Burke
as Mrs. Chang
Thomas Gallagher
as Paul Kallenberg
Eric Lander
as Lovewell
Sidney Monckton
as The Judge
Nigel Arkwright
as Sosie, servant to Amphitryon
as Earl of Westmoreland
as The Trumpeter
Helen Lindsay
as Miss Sterling
Pauline Jameson
as Varya
as The Judge
as Chang-Ling
as Kassel
Elaine Usher
as Kaia Fosli
Frederick Schrecker
as Waiter
David Franks
as Astyanax
John Flexman
as Gordon Evans as a young man
Tony Church
as Archbishop of Canterbury
Walter Gotell
as Dr. Jellinek
William Russell
as Prince Pao
Barbara Everest
as Bella
Colin Douglas
as The Warrior
Helen Christie
as Anna
Rosalind Atkinson
as Woman of Troy
Elizabeth Thorndike
as Mrs. Trusty
Peter Lambert
as Earl of Cambridge, conspirator against the King
June Brown
as Woman of Troy
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Canton
James Maxwell
as Jakob
Susan Maryott
as Marya
Anita Douglas
as Mizzi
as Charlotta Ivanovna
David Bird
as Ma, a Mandarin
Peter Billingsley
as Lord Scroop, conspirator against the King
Wilfrid Brambell
as The Postmaster
John Moffatt
as Brush
Fanny Carby
as Woman of Troy
Gillian Lind
as Yu-Pi
Andre Van Gyseghem
as Belmann
David Horne
as Semyonov-Pishtchik
Jill Cary
as Kleantha
Brian Panton
as Drunken Guardsman
Colin Jeavons
as Yasha
Melvyn Hayes
as Willi
Olaf Pooley
as Chow, Clerk of the Court
Yvonne Coulette
as Woman of Troy
Delia Corrie
as Chambermaid
Reginald Hearne
as Police Superintendent
as Sir Thomas Erpingham
as Chu-Chu, Chief Judge
Avril Elgar
as Woman of Troy
Jack May
as Sir John Melvil
Guy Deghy
as Knell
Reginald Barratt
as Yosif
as First soldier
Philip Morant
as Gower, Captain in the King's army
George A. Cooper
as Vagrant
Golda Casimir
as Mrs. Len, a Midwife
as Innkeeper
Michael Kent
as Sgt. Flower
George Herbert
as Unemployed Man
Ida Franklyn
as Woman of Troy
as Fluellen, Captain in the King's army
Aubrey Woods
as The Brothers San
as 1st Constable
Walter Horsbrugh
as The Station Master
Anita Giorgi
as Woman of Troy
Thomas Foulkes
as Batman
Hartnell Stone
as Traverse
Allan McClelland
as Macmorris, Captain in the King's army
as Obermueller
Peter Halliday
as First guard
Dervis Ward
as 2nd Constable
Annie Leake
as Woman of Troy
as The Brothers San
James McLoughlin
as Servant
as 1 episode, 1958
David Webster
as Jamy, Captain in the King's army
Charles Rea
as Second guard
Arthur Shepherd
as Chaplain
Enid Lorimer
as Woman of Troy
Cyril Renison
as Servant
Kay Clayton
as 1 episode, 1958
Joby Blanshard
as Bates
Richard Marner
as Governor
David Courtney
as 1 episode, 1958
Sheila Moriarty
as Woman of Troy
Aleksander Browne
as Second Soldier
Michael Bates
as Bardulph
Rita Webb
as 1 episode, 1958
as Third Soldier
Denis Holmes
as 2nd Merchant
as Warder
Helen Nathan
as Woman of Troy
Hamilton Dyce
as 3rd Merchant
as Frau Hoprecht
as 1 episode, 1958
Leslie Goby
as Fourth Soldier
Jean Theobald
as Woman of Troy
Della Batchelor
as Hostess, wife to Pistol
Rupert Davies
as Hoprecht
Eileen Way
as Woman of Troy
Howell Davies
as The Innkeeper
Roger Milner
as Nym
Leonard White
as A Poet
Lynn Furlong
as 1 episode, 1958
Liselotte Goettinger
as Frau Obermueller
Timothy Harley
as Boy
Terence Greenidge
as 1 episode, 1958
as Fanny
as The English Herald
Annette Carell
as Sick Girl
Walter Hudd
as Charles VI, King of France
Charles Ross
as Police Messenger
Rosemary Gunner
as 1 episode, 1958
as Lewis, the Dauphin
Meier Tzelniker
as Krakauer
Mark Hashfield
as 1 episode, 1958
Jessica Dunning
as Isabel, Queen of France
Stanley Platts
as Railway Official
Patricia Cree
as Katharine, Princess of France
Ruth Kettlewell
as 1 episode, 1958
Michael Jacques
as Railway Official
Nancie Jackson
as Alice, a waiting gentlewoman
Peter Prowse
as Corporal
Joseph Levine
as 1 episode, 1958
Noel Johnson
as The Constable of France
Steve Plytas
as Kilian
Donald McCollum
as 1 episode, 1958
Ralph Truman
as Duke of Burgundy
Priscilla Ogier
as 1 episode, 1958
Victor Fairley
as Police Officer
Geoffrey Lewis
as Duke of Bourbon
Hilary Sesta
as 1 episode, 1958
Paul Hardtmuth
as Rosenkrantz
Ralph Hallett
as Duke of Orleans
Hugo De Vernier
as Detective Inspector
Alan Rowe
as Rambures, an Ambassador
Otto Diamant
as Commissioner of Police
Diane Woolley
as 1 episode, 1958
as Le Fer
John G. Heller
as Police Sergeant
as Montjoy, the French Herald
Victor Beaumont
as Passport Officer
Gerard Heinz
as Chief of Police
Roy Dotrice
as Soldier
Ann Mitchell
as 1 episode, 1958
as Soldier
Margaret Robertson
as 1 episode, 1958
as Townsman
David Grahame
as Townsman
Joseph Tregonino
as Townsman
Margot Hayhoe
as 1 episode, 1958
as 1 episode, 1958
Ann Stephenson
as 1 episode, 1958
Noni Hoffe
as 1 episode, 1958
Lil Obey
as 1 episode, 1958
Bernard Callaghan
as Townsman
Marie Burns
as 1 episode, 1958
Released 29 Dec 1957
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