TV series · 1981
Bergerac
First aired 18 October 1981 Drama TMDB ↗
Jim Bergerac is a detective sergeant in The Foreigners Office who likes to do things his own way. While dealing with his own personal demons Bergerac has a knack of finding trouble, and sometimes causing it.
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Terence Alexander
as Hungerford
Mela White
as Diamante Lil
Sean Arnold
as Crozier
John Nettles
as DS Jim Bergerac
Louise Jameson
as Susan Young
Cécile Paoli
as Francine
John Telfer
as Willy Pettit
David Kershaw
as Ben Lomas
Everyone else (112) ↓
Dandy Nichols
as Mrs. Honeyman
Ralph Michael
as Brigadier Wimble
Derek Farr
as Laurence Mitchell
Guy Deghy
as Fremont
Brenda Bruce
as Karen Markham
Kevin Stoney
as 'Horatio' Nelson
Bernard Archard
as Dr. Rogers
Maxine Audley
as Harriet Mallin
Alfred Hoffman
as Fisherman
Leonard Maguire
as George Bolingham
Wolfe Morris
as Leister
Bernard Hepton
as Sir Geoffrey Newton
Geoffrey Palmer
as Nigel Carter
Patrick Allen
as Sir Gervase Ewell
David de Keyser
as Leon Crouzil
John Ringham
as Newspaper Editor
Philip Locke
as Roger Lemaire
Charles Gray
as Bart Bellow
Michael Mellinger
as Albert Leufroid
Michael Mellinger
as Albert
Bill Treacher
as Security Guard
Jonathan Adams
as Dr. LeJeune
Ronald Allen
as Giles Grey
Ian Hendry
as Major Furneaux
Alfred Lynch
as Whittaker
Zia Mohyeddin
as Adnan Rashid
John Cater
as Skebbins
Prunella Scales
as Gloria Gibbins
Vivian Pickles
as Anne Granger
James Cossins
as Tuchel
James Cossins
as Calhoun
Danny Schiller
as Gulliver
Peter Birrel
as Rupert Galliers
Mark Burns
as Patrick Lister
Maurice Roëves
as Vaccarro
Benjamin Whitrow
as B J Farrell
Tony Selby
as Paul
Timothy Carlton
as Peter Marshall
Michael O'Hagan
as Chief Officer
Ronald Pickup
as Sir Antony Villiers
Ian McCulloch
as Walt Mitchell
Michael Gambon
as Jarvis McLeod
John Forgeham
as Arnie Spivak
Geoffrey Beevers
as Bishop
William Simons
as Chater
Angela Morant
as Mrs. Rice
John Rowe
as Raymond Dumoitier
Bill Weston
as Causebrook
John Hallam
as Jacques Le Rozier
Gay Hamilton
as Eva Dumoitier
Gay Hamilton
as Madame Roussat
Michael Attwell
as Frank
Susan Fleetwood
as Anna
Patricia Quinn
as Dolly Hayward
Terence Harvey
as Cresswell
Sara Kestelman
as Margaret Semple
Dave Hill
as Kendrick
Roger Sloman
as Inspector Deffand
Roger Sloman
as Inspector Victor Deffand
Nicolas Chagrin
as Chef
Nicolas Chagrin
as Francois Montauban
David Calder
as Sir Clive Hamer
Tony Robinson
as Shlomo Denkovitz
Richard Griffiths
as Jean-Pierre
Denis Lawson
as Giroux
Deborah Grant
as Deborah
Dallas Adams
as Advocate
Karl Johnson
as Henry Morant
Nickolas Grace
as Inspector Chazottes
Peter Pacey
as Mulder
Geoffrey Leesley
as Det. Con. Wilson
Bernice Stegers
as Anne-Claire Leighton
Thérèse Liotard
as Danielle Aubry
Thérèse Liotard
as Danielle
Bernard Alane
as Henri
Gerard McSorley
as Doctor
David Troughton
as DI Walter
Art Malik
as Ravi
Nell Campbell
as Mrs Moberley
Phil Davis
as Eric
Sarah Douglas
as Anne Beresford
Anthony Stewart Head
as Bill
Peter-Hugo Daly
as Paul Verney
Peter Woodward
as Alain Lefevre
Ray Winstone
as Tully
Glyn Baker
as Barrett
Tip Tipping
as Clandel
Lynsey Baxter
as Joanna Carter
Bruce Payne
as Jake
Reece Dinsdale
as Rory O'Brien
Christopher Villiers
as Duggie Cowley
Sean Chapman
as Mayhew
Jason Salkey
as Jeff Langley
Eamonn Walker
as Conrad
Franck Dubosc
as Gerard Cossec
Tom Radcliffe
as Tom St. Clements
Tushka Bergen
as Alice
Timothy Stark
as Geoff
Lindsay Heath
as Kim Bergerac
Nancy Mansfield
as Peggy Masters
Jolyon Baker
as DC Barry Goddard
James Coyle
as Meaker
Stephen Bent
as CID Man
Oona Kirsch
as Clare
Christopher Reich
as Melling
Diana Kent
as Diana
David Savile
as Gurney
Clare Clifford
as Radio Interviewer
Paul Bhattacharjee
as Photographer
George Costigan
as Oliver Sutton
Marianne Borgo
as Marie Brouac
Marianne Borgo
as Janine Charet