TV series · 1964
Theatre 625
First aired 3 May 1964 TMDB ↗
Theatre 625 is a British television drama anthology series, produced by the BBC and transmitted on BBC2 from 1964 to 1968. It was one of the first regular programmes in the line-up of the channel, and the title referred to its production and transmission being in the higher-definition 625-line format, which only BBC2 used at the time.
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Charles Carson
as Stefan
Charles Carson
as Mr Tietjens
Charles Carson
as Pyotr Sorin
Oliver Johnston
as Thomas Prestwich
Irene Handl
as Agnes Oaks
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Wilson
Alison Leggatt
as Mrs Leyland
Alison Leggatt
as Hilda Midway
Basil Dignam
as Uncle Peregrine
David Hutcheson
as Bishop
Roger Livesey
as PM Collard
Roger Livesey
as 'Einstein'
Alan Webb
as Ilya
Rosamund Greenwood
as Miss Lisle
Sydney Bromley
as Tramp
Sydney Bromley
as Glendenning-Rees
Sydney Bromley
as George
Norman Pitt
as Mr Erskine
Milo Sperber
as Cigarette Seller
Niall MacGinnis
as Yevgeny Dorn
Stephen Murray
as President of the Court
Bee Duffell
as Dounia's Mother
Kenneth More
as Kenneth Shreeve
Dudley Jones
as The General
John Phillips
as Alfred Truelove
Michael Goodliffe
as Dr Bergman
Michael Goodliffe
as Götz von Berlichingen
Michael Gough
as Clodius Pulcher
Michael Gough
as Geoffrey Melville
Michael Gough
as Harry
Edward Burnham
as The Colonel
Dennis Edwards
as Isidoro
Norman Mitchell
as Mr Flaxman
Norman Mitchell
as Drunk
Paul Hardwick
as Ritchie-Hook
Paul Hardwick
as Rupert
Douglas Wilmer
as Julius Caesar
Lynne Gorman
as David's Mother
Ian Carmichael
as Simon Foster
John Horsley
as Hugo
John Paul
as Jean Calas
Royston Tickner
as Town Crier
Peter Pratt
as Mr King
Peter Pratt
as Stephan Pocoresco
Peter Pratt
as Professor Hubbard
Peter Pratt
as Mr Blunt
Fulton Mackay
as Vincent MacMaster
Avis Bunnage
as Mrs Moscroft
Roy Dotrice
as Robinson
John Warner
as Count Rosenberg
Peter Halliday
as Sir William Mallet
Ronnie Stevens
as Smart
Victor Maddern
as Downing
George Murcell
as Delamarche
George Murcell
as Wensley Grafton
George Murcell
as Grels
John Stratton
as Titus Matley
Warren Mitchell
as Head Porter
Warren Mitchell
as Ballas
Robert Hardy
Robert Hardy
as Adriano
Keith Michell
as Kain Sutherland
Patrick Allen
as Julien / Danton
Diana Coupland
as Mary-Ann Hobhouse
Tony Steedman
as General Campion
Philip Latham
as Larry Orton
Philip Latham
as Arkady
Peter Jeffrey
as Thompson
Peter Jeffrey
as The Baron
Ronald Fraser
as Apthorpe
Shane Rimmer
as Corporal Girtin
Alex Scott
as Maître Chalier
Ken Jones
as Kelly
Mohammad Shamsi
as Arab Colonel
Jack Hedley
as Owen Davies
Michael Robbins
as Tom
Harold Pinter
as Stott
John Hollis
as Ivan
John Cater
as Snell
John Cater
as Monk
John Cater
as Ailred
Peter Woodthorpe
as Bitos / Robespierre
Peter Woodthorpe
as Grimketel
Peter Woodthorpe
as Martin, Counsel for the Prosecution
Jeremy Burnham
as Tom
Avril Elgar
as Margaret
Edward de Souza
as Neel
Edward de Souza
as Policeman
Ann Lynn
as Dora
Ann Lynn
as Annie Hobhouse
Judi Dench
as Valentine Wannop
Judi Dench
as Terry Stevens
Mary Peach
as Jane Dee
Peter Blythe
as John Ebony
Peter Blythe
as Emilio Brentani
Mark Burns
as Tony Box-Bender
Mark Burns
as William
Rosemary Leach
as Margaret
Rosemary Leach
as Claire
Benjamin Whitrow
as Clerk of the Court
Michael Graham Cox
as Ordulf
Michael Graham Cox
as Bill
Clifton Jones
as Prosecuting Counsel
Susan Hampshire
as Isabella
Jeremy Spenser
as Captain Standish
Ray Brooks
as Philip
Ray Brooks
as Albert Smith
Timothy Carlton
as Geoffrey Lawrence
Kika Markham
as Jane
Kika Markham
as Frida / Young Matilda
Tony Bill
as Grayson Hinks
Angela Douglas
as Dounia
Miriam Margolyes
as Rita
Simon Ward
as Dick Jervis
Fiona Walker
as Susan
Sally Thomsett
as Parsons Daughter
Christopher Witty
as Cuthbun
Christopher Witty
as Frank
Geoffrey Wincott
as Elderberry
Andrew Robertson
as Paul