1975 · BBC One · Ended · 30 min
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Pauline Yates
Jane Prendergast
7 episodes
Derek Nimmo
Henry Prendergast
7 episodes
Aubrey Woods
Trevor Crichton
7 episodes
Anthony Howden
Tim
7 episodes
Sylvestra Le Touzel
Sarah
7 episodes
Nicholas Drake
William
7 episodes
Raymond Huntley
Professor Walter Ramsay
1 episode
Alan Curtis
Eric Forbes
3 episodes
John Colclough
The Reporter
1 episode
Simon Barry
The Photographer
1 episode
Harry Goodier
The 1st Workman
1 episode
Charles Pemberton
The 2nd Workman
1 episode
Jan Holden
Marian Shanklin
1 episode
Charmian May
Joyce Harper
1 episode
Caroline Dowdeswell
Susan
3 episodes
Gilly Flower
Miss Birdwell
1 episode
Primi Townsend
Miss Wilkins
2 episodes
Ken Barker
Policeman
1 episode
David Ashley
Telegraph Boy
1 episode
Artro Morris
Matthew
1 episode
Norman Atkyns
Alderman Cole
1 episode
Bartlett Mullins
Albert
1 episode
Bruce Wightman
Local
1 episode
Betty Romaine
Local's Wife
1 episode
Sam Sewell
Young Liberal
1 episode
Judith Fields
Young Liberal's Wife
1 episode
Corbet Woodall
TV Commentator
1 episode
Françoise Pascal
Anna-Maria
1 episode
Deborah Baxter
Mademoiselle Dupont
1 episode
Peggy Ann Clifford
Mrs Docherty
1 episode