Festival 1963

Drama

An hour-long UK dramatic anthology series produced by the BBC from 1963-64, with a total of 32 episodes adapted from writers ranging from William Shakespeare to Samuel Beckett. Stars included Judi Dench, Cyril Cusack, Diane Cilent...

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Directeur
Rudolph Cartier
Naomi Capon
Prudence Fitzgerald
Artistes
David Garfield
as Alvin
Cyril Cusack
as Father
as Laevsky
as Aegeon, a merchant of Syracuse
Marie Kean
as Dante
Ann Bell
as Good-Deeds
Aubrey Richards
as Captain Cat
as Leader of Chorus
John Le Mesurier
as Don Bernal de la Encina
Eric Thompson
as Borghejm
Peter Sallis
as Captain of the Fire Brigade
Kate Binchy
as Boeotian Girl
as Giselle
Roderick Jones
as Mr. Waldo
Harold Goldblatt
as Cornelius Doyle
as Mr. Pritchard
Kevin McHugh
as Brother Michael
Hilary Mason
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
as Doctor
Denys Graham
as Oswald
Jeannette Roach
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
Colette Dunne
as Dooley
as Miriam
John Cowley
as Blindman
Donal Donnelly
as Tim Haffigan
Rosamund Greenwood
as Capulat
Gary Hope
as Gaston
as Athenian Delegate
Allan McClelland
as Mr. Deasy
as Gertie MacDowell
David Blake Kelly
as Citizen
Esmond Knight
as Chorus
Michael Graham
as Barry
John Gatrell
as Editor Crawford
Maggie Fitzgerald
as Isobel
Marne Maitland
as Cardinal Inquisitor
Derry Power
as Johnny Cashman
Robin Parkinson
as Chorus
as Prince Cosimo de Medici
Peter Vaughan
as Gonnern
Ann Beach
as Maria
as Gimpf
John Southworth
as Scholar
as Attendant
Ron Moody
as Joe Levene
Norman Rodway
as Stephen Dedalus
James Maxwell
as Alfred Allmers
as Samolienko
Alfred Marks
as Gottlieb Biedermann
Alison Leggatt
as Mrs. Smith
Lee Grant
as Lizzie
as Marguerite Gautier
Diane Cilento
as Lysistrata
Sheila Hancock
as Winifred
Leo McKern
as Galileo
Michael Hordern
as Sir Augustus Thwaites
Mary Ure
as Bianca
Milo O'Shea
as Leopold Bloom
Keith Michell
as Frederic
John Bluthal
as Justin Thyme
Rupert Davies
as Chief of Police
Donald Houston
as The Onlooker
Kenneth Griffith
as Mr. Jones
as Solinus, Duke of Ephesus
Tony Garnett
as Reg
Ronald Fraser
as Tom Broadbent
as Con
Alan Dobie
as Everyman
Stephen Murray
as Don Alvaro Dabo
as Nadia
Laurence Hardy
as Mr. Smith
as Rita Allmers
as Nun
Ruth Durley
as Mrs. Dedalus
Robert Shaw
as Simone
Steven Berkoff
as Messenger
Sarah Miles
as Isabelle
as The Rev. Melvyn Thomas
Daniel Massey
as Larry Doyle
André Morell
as Senator Clarke
Nigel Stock
as Cardinal Bellarmin
Thora Hird
as Mrs. Baines
John Fraser
as Armand
Alec Clunes
as Magistrate
Judy Campbell
as Mrs. Fulton
Margaret Whiting
as Step-daughter
Kenneth J. Warren
as Mr. Big
Topsy Jane
as Shirley
Eynon Evans
as Ben
Avril Elgar
as Asta Allmers
Dudley Foster
as Eisenring
Daphne Slater
as Mrs. Martin
Judi Dench
as Angela Thwaites
Annette Crosbie
as Miss Vaughan
as Antipholus of Ephesus
as Stephen Dedalus
as Mariana
Dennis Price
as de Varville
Martita Hunt
as Madame Desmermortes
Niall MacGinnis
as Peter Keegan
John Sharp
as Mr. Baines
as Fred
Alexander Davion
as Guido Bardi
as Andrea, the boy
Peter Brookes
as Frank
Robin Chapman
as Death
Joan Miller
as Mother
as Rosie Probert
as Doctor
Catherine Lacey
as The Rat-Wife
John Bown
as Boiko
as Babette Biedermann
Kim Goodman
as Stephen, as a boy
as Mr. Martin
Roy Kinnear
as Mr. Bolt
Leonard Rossiter
as Daudet
as Herbert
as Mrs. Sarti
Alexander Knox
as Edmond Duval
Alec McCowen
as Antipholus of Syracuse
Peter Butterworth
as Sergeant
Earl Cameron
as The Negro
Frederick Jaeger
as Kinesias
Donald Churchill
as Charlie
as Myfanwy Price
Jill Dixon
as Diana Messerschmann
Petra Davies
as Nora Reilly
as Knowledge
Veronica Turleigh
as Leader of Chorus
as First Redcoat
Hazel Hughes
as Mrs. Gandell
Anthony Singleton
as Son
as Buck Mulligan
Desmond Hunter
as Isidro
as Jim Walsh
as Athy
Stephen Walters
as Eyolf Allmers
Ann Syrett
as Anna
George Roubicek
as Ludovico
Clifford Rose
as Dromio of Ephesus, servant to Antipholus of Ephesus
as J.C.
Richard Davies
as Lord Cut-Glass
Ralph Michael
as Confession
Priscilla Morgan
as Myrrhine
Iris Russell
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
Richard Bebb
as Mr. Prothero
Mary Chester
as Sergeant's wife
David Cargill
as John
as Lichee of Tambucca
Ian Flintoff
as Haines
Mark Mileham
as Boy
Patrick Carter
as Second Redcoat
Ronald Cunliffe
as Gerald
Norah Blaney
as Tia Campanita
Philip Madoc
as Von Koren
Janet Davies
as Mrs. Walsh
Coral Atkins
as The Maid
Peter Thornton
as Policeman
Sandra Dorne
as Olympe
J.G. Devlin
as Matt Haffigan
Roddy McMillan
as Street musician
Keith Pyott
as Don Fernando de Olmeda
as Cyril Sargent
Jack May
as Voice of God
Anthony Morton
as Priuli, the Curator
Michael Collins
as Policeman
Grizelda Hervey
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
Barry MacGregor
as Dromio of Syracuse, servant to Antipholus of Syracuse
Newton Blick
as Messerschmann
Chris Gittins
as Norman
Gillian Gostling
as Girl
Robin Haddow
as James
John Quentin
as Deacon
Kevin Flood
as Mr. Dedalus
as Sarah
Leila Forde
as Widow Knechtling
as Lampito
Barry Keegan
as Minister of Arts and Crafts
Edward de Souza
as Fellowship
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Hodson
Robert James
as Lord Woodham
Hal Galili
as 1st Man
as Lady India
Mike Murray
as Balthazar, a merchant
Terence Lodge
as Lorry driver
Elsie Arnold
as Flower seller
Michael Bird
as Arthur
as Madame Pace
Paul Endersby
as Christopher Clavius
Guinevere Roberts
as Miss Traton
T.H. Evans
as Rev. Eli Jenkins
Lila Kaye
as Sophie
as Doctor of Philosophy
as Maria
as President of the University
Fulton Mackay
as Dr. Swinburne
Erik Chitty
as Joshua
Geoffrey Chater
as Kindred
Dorothea Phillips
as Mrs. Ogmore-Pritchard
John Grieve
as Director
Denys Hawthorne
as Corley
as Angelo, a goldsmith
Sheila Shand Gibbs
as Virginia
Chuck Julian
as 2nd Man
as Mr. Reed
Maurie Taylor
as Patsy Farrell
as Commissionaire
Raf De La Torre
as Le Marquis de Vargas
Alice Esmie-Bell
as First Woman
Caroline Stephens
as Pauline
Jonathan Elsom
as Atiamov
Sheila Steafel
as Miss Pennyweight
Arthur Mullard
as Beamer
David Barry
as Office Boy
Paddy Joyce
as Bantam Lyons
Alex Marshall
as Rita
Iain Gregory
as Don Enrique de Letamendi
Patricia English
as Cousin
Islwyn Morris
as Caradoc Slee
Carolyn Pertwee
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
Philip Brack
as First Merchant, friend to Antipholus of Syracuse
Mary Barclay
as Second Woman
as O'Cooney
Jack Walters
as Mr. Ogmore
John Walker
as P. A.
Shusha Assar
as Corinthian Girl
Anthony Maylan
as 3rd Man
as Matti
Joseph O'Conor
as Father Arnall
Francis Attard
as Kostia
Edward Brayshaw
as Le Comte de Soria
Arthur Pentelow
as Voice of Goods
Peter Pratt
as Leading Man
Karin MacCarthy
as Athenian Girl
Stephanie Bidmead
as Mary
Freddie Earlle
as Daudet's assistant
Artro Morris
as Edwards
Gladys Spencer
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
Michael Peake
as Senator
as Second Merchant, to whom Angelo is a debtor
Hugh Owen
as Toastmaster
as Tilly
as Confessor
Linda Harvey
as Katia
Suzan Farmer
as Nichette
Mollie Sugden
as Isabelle's Mother
Milton Reid
as Big's chief henchman
Margaret John
as Gossamer Beynon
Betty Hardy
as Chorus
Maurice Good
as Mr. Power
Derek Smith
as Dr. Pinch, a schoolmaster and conjuror
as Aunt Judy
Maureen Scott
as Singer
Richard Cuthbert
as First Peer
Sheelagh Cullen
as Flapper
Penny Whittam
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
Cyril Shaps
as Harry
Christopher Matthews
as Stephen, as a youth
as Gavronsky
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Philosopher
Brian Oulton
as St. Gaudens
Barbara Lott
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
Oliver MacGreevy
as Barney Doran
Rachel Thomas
as Miss Thomas
as Chancellor
Frank Littlewood
as Second Peer
John Corvin
as An Officer
Ian Frost
as Juvenile Lead
as Discretion
Dermot Macdowell
as Simon Dedalus
Sue Lloyd
as Beauty
Vanda Godsell
as Prudence
Ronald Falk
as A Messenger
Penelope Lee
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
Will Leighton
as Professor M'Hugh
as Juvenile Girl
Rex Robinson
as First Reporter
Anne Pichon
as Chorus
as Elderly Lady
Steven Baron
as Croupier
Hugh Leonard
as Crony
Ewan Hooper
as Federzoni
as Chorus
Mary Hignett
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
James Belchamber
as Lambert
Sean Lynch
as Five-Wits
David Calderisi
as Hotel clerk
Noel Hood
as Character Actress
Martin Jenkins
as A Gaoler
Elizabeth Davis
as Whore
as Strength
as Lucien
Edwin Brown
as John Henry Menton
Yvette Rees
as Mrs. Willy Nilly
Reginald Barratt
as Mathematician
Brian O'Higgins
as Older Man
Camilla Hasse
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
as Aemilia, an abbess at Ephesus and wife to Aegeon
Janet Burnell
as Chorus
Leofwin Hayes
as Third Reporter
T.P. McKenna
as Cranly
Diana Rigg
as Adriana, Wife to Antipholus of Ephesus
Annie Ross
as Voice of the Angel
Anna Turner
as Chorus
Declan Mulholland
as Tout
Patricia Kneale
as Chorus of Women of Canterbury
James Hall
as Messenger
as Finola
Brinley Jenkins
as P.C. Attila Rees
as Temple
as Luciana, Adriana's sister
Hubert Rees
as Sinbad
Arthur Ridley
as Doctor
Peter Stephens
as Fat Prelate
as Mrs. Breen
Peter Prowse
as Spartan Herald
Lewis Stringer
as Priest
Madeleine Burgess
as Lady Reporter
Brian Waldron
as Dixon
Patrick Connor
as Spartan Delegate
Michael Corcoran
as Nosey Flynn
Desmond Jordan
as Joe
Charlotte Selwyn
as Woman with Carrycot
Maralynn Burt
as Lily Smalls
George McGrath
as Manservant
Roy Wilson
as First Monk
Caroline Maud
as Luce, servant to Adriana
John Dunn-Hill
as McCann
Nerys Hughes
as Mae Rose Cottage
Simon Gough
as Second Monk
Susan Engel
as A Courtesan
Geoffrey Hinsliff
as Colin Thompson
Bridget McConnell
as Maeve
Donald Conlon
as Priest
as Knight
as Cherry Owen
as Mr. Lyster
Kitty Fitzgerald
as Wife of Minister
Frederick Peisley
as Chorus
Sarah Buchanan
as Mrs. Thompson
Jacqueline Ryan
as Emma
John Bennett
as Knight
Jimmy Gardner
as Chorus
Anita Sharp-Bolster
as Lady Trimmer
Stella Tanner
as Woman with Red Hat
Shay Gorman
as Blazes Boylan
Ieuan Rhys Williams
as Butcher Beynon
Loretta Clarke
as Whore
Talfryn Thomas
as Mr. Pugh
as O'Mooney
Jack Bligh
as Chorus
Elisabeth Murray
as Miss Willoughby
Malcolm Russell
as Old Cardinal
Maxine O'Reilly
as Miss Douce
Eileen Colgan
as Whore
John Carson
as Knight
Faith Kent
as Organiser
Mary Jones
as Mrs. Pugh
as Attendant Monk
Brenda McGuinne
as Miss Kennedy
Ronald Lacey
as Little Monk
Yemi Goodman Ajibade
as Aide to Lichee
Marion Grimaldi
as Polly Garter
John DeVaut
as Attendant
Frank Wheatley
as Chorus
Rhona Woodcock
as Singer
as Nogood Boyo
John Gay
as First Secretary
Reg Hogarth
as Accordionist
Geoffrey Gilbert
as Boy
as Second Secretary
Ann Bowen
as Mrs. Dai Bread One
Jan Kenny
as Blonde Girl
Colin Goldring
as Boy
Patrick Barr
as Cardinal Barberini
Pamela Conway
as Mrs. Dai Bread Two
Frank Dunne
as Chemists Assistant
Stewart Goldring
as Boy
Buddug-Mair Powell
as Mrs. Cherry Owen
James Maguire
as Library Attendant
James Kerry
as Andrea, the man
Tony Bronte
as Student
Branwen Iorwerth
as Mrs. Beynon
Donald Torr
as Boy
Robert Peters
as Student
Children from The Corona Stage School
as Children
Anouk Aimée
as The Woman
as Willy
as Gnotke
Moira Redmond
as Jane
Richard Thorp
as Fred
Albert Lieven
as Vilshofen
as Unschlicht
as Julia
Hugh Manning
as Hartmann
Royston Tickner
as Zabel
Andre Van Gyseghem
as Vennekohl
as Self - Introduction
Hamilton Dyce
as Forster
Roy Herrick
as Latte
Ian Colin
as Huth
David Ritch
as Maurice
William Lyon Brown
as Officer of the court martial
Peter Goss
as Wilsdruf
Bryn Bartlett
as Muller
Bernard Davies
as Railwayman
Richard Dare
as Weichbrot
as 1 episode, 1964
Tim Wylton
as Ensemble
Shaun Curry
as Ensemble
Barbara Barnett
as Ensemble
as Ensemble
Peter Geddis
as Ensemble
Julie Martin
as 1 episode, 1964
Philippa Urquhart
as Ensemble
Roy Patrick
as 1 episode, 1964
as 1 episode, 1964
Edward Harvey
as 1 episode, 1964
Robert Jennings
as Ensemble
Leslie Weeks
as 1 episode, 1964
James Falkland
as Ensemble
Brian Harrison
as Ensemble
Thomas Hare
as 1 episode, 1964
Richard Price
as 1 episode, 1964
Valerie Cutts
as Ensemble
Derek Calder
as 1 episode, 1964
Arthur Dibbs
as Priest
Date de sortie 09 Oct 1963
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