TV series · 1977
BBC2 Play of the Week
First aired 21 September 1977 Drama / Comedy TMDB ↗
An anthology of plays and novels adapted into feature length TV movies, broadcast on BBC2 from September 1977 to April 1979.
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Sebastian Shaw
as Carl Fiodorich
Doris Hare
as Milena
Freda Jackson
as Lafone
Stephen Murray
as Father John Cuchlain
Eric Pohlmann
as Chef
Hugh Latimer
as Sergei Petrovich Gedenovsky
Anthony Quayle
as The Old Man
Lloyd Lamble
as Jackson
Peggy Mount
as Opinionated Alice
Joyce Redman
as Maria Dmitrievna
Joyce Redman
as Vera
Duncan Lamont
as Kasmer
Patrick Troughton
as Rear Admiral Markham
Ursula Howells
as Barbara Karolina
Roy Dotrice
as Israel Tonge
Alan Badel
as Michael Arlen
Vladek Sheybal
as Mr. Marango
Margaret Whiting
as Maureen Layde
Cyril Shaps
as Marcus Fleischmann
Frederick Treves
as Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour
William Russell
as Headmaster / Lord Folkestone / Chapman
Roger Milner
as Arthur Herbert Moore
Roger Milner
as Masters
David de Keyser
as Captain
David de Keyser
as Axel Reich
John Ringham
as Alf Smith
Philip Locke
as Acorn
James Grout
as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
John Bennett
as Dr. Robbins
Peter Jeffrey
as H2A
Lila Kaye
as Bertha
Ian Holm
as The Man
Ian Holm
as J.M. Barrie
Pat Heywood
as Olive Dunn
Harold Pinter
as Barry Shannon
Paul McDowell
as William
Phyllida Law
as Phyllis
Daniel Massey
as Thomas Abie
Eileen Atkins
as Vanity Fair
Annette Crosbie
as Helen Langrishe
Judi Dench
as Imogen Langrishe
Judi Dench
as Helen Wiles
Jeremy Kemp
as Lavretsky
Stanley Lebor
as Taki
Bryan Pringle
as Len Wiles
Clive Swift
as Frank
Roger Hammond
as Dupois
Sandor Elès
as Viktor Lozovsky
Tim Barlow
as Ludo
Benjamin Whitrow
as Stephen
Derek Fowlds
as Hans von Dohnanyi
Ann Bell
as Sylvia Llewelyn Davies
Anna Cropper
as Mary Hodgson
Michael Graham Cox
as Ignac
Julian Curry
as Count Botvay
Gwen Taylor
as Betty
Derek Deadman
as Luis
Ronald Pickup
as Ian
Ronald Pickup
as Norman Reynolds
Tony Anholt
as Wolfgang Schalleplatte
Roy Marsden
as Sidney Frederick Haynes
Dave Atkins
as Drunk Soldier
David Quilter
as John Forbes
John Hallam
as Graeme Warrack
Helen Fraser
as Polly Wright
Suzanne Roquette
as Receptionist
Michael York
as Dietrich Bonhoeffer
John Shrapnel
as McKendrick
John Shrapnel
as Robert
Maureen O'Brien
as Mary Barrie
Sarah Badel
as Virginia
Malcolm McDowell
as Chandos
Jonathan Lynn
as Gaston
Michael Pennington
as E1A
Julian Holloway
as Grinling
Oliver Cotton
as Istvan
Bernard Hill
as Carson
Paul Copley
as Bill
Alun Armstrong
as Mikhalevich
Simon Williams
as Panshin
Tim Pigott-Smith
as Arthur Llewelyn Davies
Jonathan Pryce
as Nicholas
Peter Egan
as Peter
Peter Egan
as Copyist
Ralph Arliss
as Bell
Jeremy Irons
as Otto Beck
Denis Lawson
as Professor Byron Smith / Ernest Dowson
Sinéad Cusack
as Monique
Steven Grives
as Conroy
Christopher Guard
as Des
Dominic Guard
as Colin
Timothy Spall
as Wainwright
Lucy Gutteridge
as Dedee
Ray Burdis
as Dunning
Felicity Dean
as Blanka
Cathryn Harrison
as Liza
Sally Anne Newton
as Secretary
James Coyle
as O'Connor
Susannah Fellows
as Amy Wells
Stephen Bill
as Simon Sibley
Anthony Pedley
as Confectionery Representative
John Wheatley
as Stephen
Dimitri Andreas
as Gaston
Jean Gilpin
as Sandra
Genevieve Allenbury
as Frieda