Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.

Patrick Cargill
Patrick Glover

Natasha Pyne
Anna Glover
Ann Holloway
Karen Glover

Noel Dyson
Nanny
Ursula Howells
Barbara

Joyce Carey
Mother

Richard O'Sullivan
Richard

Joseph O'Conor
Vicar

Jack Watling
Bill Mossman

Jill Melford
Georgie Thompson

Beryl Reid
Mrs. Gladys Stoppard

Donald Sinden
Philip Glover
Jo-Jo
H.G. Wells

Clifton Jones
Larry

Elizabeth Adare
Maggie
James Appleby
Policeman
Paul Luty
Milkman
John Gill
Verger
Walter Goodman
Uncle Arthur

Paul Copley
Dumbo
Terence Conoley
Wedding Reception Guest (uncredited)
Ron Gregory
Guest (uncredited)
Lorna Kilner
Guest (uncredited)
Lola Morice
Guest (uncredited)
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