TV series · 1964
The Wednesday Play
First aired 30 September 1964 Drama TMDB ↗
An anthology series of television plays which aired on BBC1 from October 1964 to May 1970. The plays were usually written for television, although adaptations from other sources also featured.
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Charles Lloyd Pack
as Gen. Erich Hoepner
Danny Green
as Smith
Duncan Macrae
as The Crocus
Grégoire Aslan
as Wexford Bourne
Jean Anderson
as Mrs. Grant
Bill Fraser
as Lt. Col. Svinin
Bill Fraser
as Josh
Patience Collier
as Enid
Rachel Kempson
as Phyllis Brendon
Thora Hird
as Blanche Hoskins
John Bailey
as Jack Hay
Michael Hordern
as Sir Jocelyn Symonds
Michael Hordern
as Gen. Kokoshkin, Chief of Police
John Phillips
as Councillor Percival
John Phillips
as Cardinal Runan
John Phillips
as Forbes-Wainwright
John Phillips
as Sir Gilbert Hardacre
Arthur Lowe
as Colonel Harrup
Michael Goodliffe
as Mr. Douglas
Michael Goodliffe
as Rev. Adrian Tenterden
Robert Ayres
as Judge Webster Thayer
Dennis Price
as The Director
Rupert Davies
as Councillor Wally Cross
Gillie Fenwick
as Nirmatsky
Valerie White
as Florence
Edward Burnham
as Basinio
Megs Jenkins
as Mrs. Turner
Megs Jenkins
as Molly Wilderness
Lally Bowers
as Mrs. Barraclough
Lally Bowers
as Vivienne
Peter Butterworth
as Albert Gill
John Sharp
as The Professor
Jean Kent
as Mrs. Da Tanka
John Barron
as Superintendent Melchior
John Paul
as Dr. Bernd Gisevius
Kenneth Griffith
as Mr. Jones
Roy Dotrice
as Dad
Graham Crowden
as Mayhew
Alan Badel
as Rory Farquhar
Derek Francis
as G.C. Stoupe
George Sewell
as Ricketts
Leonard Maguire
as Burke Farringdon
Ron Moody
as Walter Hoskins
Victor Maddern
as Wagger
John Stratton
as Arthur
Warren Mitchell
as Herr Westermann
Robert Hardy
as Nick Prockter
Robert Hardy
as Pontius Pilate
Geoffrey Palmer
as Property Agent
Tony Steedman
as George
Tony Steedman
as Anderson
Patrick Allen
as Don Giovanni
Patrick Allen
as The Man
Yootha Joyce
as Rosalind Arnold
Diana Coupland
as Mrs. Hammond
Philip Locke
as Pentelow
David Kelly
as Finbar
David Kelly
as Miko
Norman Rossington
as Danny Fowler
Philip Latham
Peter Jeffrey
as Staff Tucker
Peter Jeffrey
as Raoul
Peter Jeffrey
as Charles
Ken Jones
as Arthur
Ken Jones
as Joe Horrigan
Ken Jones
as Freddi Grierson
Ian Holm
as Mark Lang
Michael Robbins
as Sergeant Strickland
Michael Robbins
as Albert Barking
Michael Robbins
as Jack
Michael Robbins
as Henry Whittaker
Michael Robbins
as Sergeant Billings
Harold Pinter
as Garcin
Kenneth Haigh
as Leitch
John Hollis
as Sacramoro
James Maxwell
as Capt. Miller
James Maxwell
as Donald Prior
James Maxwell
as David Castle
James Maxwell
as Sam Forty
Edward de Souza
as Mr. Thurloe
Tristram Jellinek
as Reverend Edwin Rush
David Sumner
as Ben
Anton Rodgers
as William Kerr
Anton Rodgers
as Jamie
Barry Humphries
Ann Lynn
as Sally
Joan Hackett
as Miranda
Sheila Steafel
as Ella Macy
Amanda Barrie
as Jada
Christopher Benjamin
as Dan Royston
Heather Sears
as Zinalda
Sandor Elès
as Ramon Mercader
Rosemary Leach
as Shelley Mitchell
Rosemary Leach
as Katharine Elliott
Rosemary Leach
as Jean Marfield
Rosemary Leach
as Jess
Maurice Roëves
as Ian Tiggott
Valerie Gearon
as Anne Barton
Valerie Gearon
as Mary
John Savident
as Hans Von Dorring
Michael Graham Cox
as Bernard Davis
Kenneth Colley
as Bethold Florenberg
Jim Norton
as Rodney
Tom Adams
as Al
Ray Brooks
as Reg
Ian McShane
as Frank
Simon Ward
as John Hardie
Simon Ward
as Donald Clenham
Malcolm McDowell
as Happy
Isobel Black
as Annabel Tranter-Percy
Geoffrey Hughes
as Flash Blakey
Cleo Sylvestre
as Marge, in the Factory
Suzanna Leigh
as Elaine
Nicola Pagett
as Adele Dobbs
Nicola Pagett
as Mary
Roy Holder
as Cass
Karen Ford
as In Ulster
Barrie Rutter
as Douglas Bagley
Andrew Robertson
as Kenny Patterson
Harold Lang
as Barber