Hadleigh 1969

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James Hadleigh is the squire of the village in this series created by Robert Barr.

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Director
Tony Wharmby
Peter Cregeen
Brian Parker
Artists
as James Hadleigh
Peter Dennis
as Sutton
Ambrosine Phillpotts
as Lady Helen Hadleigh
Alastair Hunter
as Maxwell
Hilary Heath
as Jennifer Hadleigh
as Susan Jackson
as Charlie Caldwell
as Anne Hepton
as Joanna Roberts
Georgina Melville
as Lois
Joseph Greig
as Tedbut
Myra Frances
as Stella Clisby
Anthony Higgins
as Gregory Baker
as Tony
as Sir Geoffrey Osborne
as Mrs. Jackson
as Mrs. Brennan
Gwen Harris
as Mrs. Lillee
Neil McCallum
as George Wenner
Hannah Gordon
as Sarah Alwyn
Peter Sallis
as Dakin
Michael Billington
as Freddie Hepton
as Bamber
Bernard Horsfall
as Charles Peters
as Aunt Pauline
as Sir John Beckley
Eric Pohlmann
as Herr Von Menck
Jack Woolgar
as Gustav
as Oliver Mason
David Horovitch
as Tim Balfour
Richard Easton
as Bill Townsend
as Frank Forbitt
as Judge
John Graham
as George Harwell, M.P.
Barrie Cookson
as Blake
Milo Sperber
as Gregori
Preston Lockwood
as Registrar
John Line
as Alistair Morley
as Mrs. Cockram
Nicola Shaw
as Charlotte Hepton
Brian Badcoe
as Dr. Shaw
Alan Gerrard
as Councillor Glazebrook
as Edith
Bart Allison
as Caretaker
Peter Ellis
as Photographer
Malcolm McFee
as Johnny Sefton
Sue Lloyd
as Lady Stafax
Edwin Richfield
as Miles Crispin
Bill Fraser
as Lord Shawcliffe
Michael Goodliffe
as Dr. John Salter
Richard Pearson
as Mortlake
David Langton
as Sheldon
Nancy Kwan
as Kai Yin
as Lolly
as Zinneman
as Major Smith
John Barron
as Minister
as Major Savvas Stylianos
as Sir George Hewson
Jon Laurimore
as Frank Walters
Moultrie Kelsall
as Robert Kershaw
as Sir Aubrey Stafax
Arthur Pentelow
as Councillor Cleghorn
Kenneth Cranham
as Andrew Matlock
Dawn Addams
as Suzanne
Mike Pratt
as Brian Alwyn
as Colonel Winstanley
J.G. Devlin
as Lock
Jill Dixon
as Nicola Penn
Barbara Shelley
as Susan Paige
Frederick Jaeger
as Leo
Ivor Roberts
as Dr. Drummond
Gordon Jackson
as Alan Mannett
Shane Rimmer
as Pollack
as Werner Von Hermsdorff
Geoffrey Chater
as David Ringham
David Waller
as Ian Branby
as Mark Foster
Jonathan Newth
as Captain Benson
as Dane Edwards
Edward Burnham
as Cabinet Minister
Tim Barrett
as Henry Adams
Harold Goldblatt
as Milos Philondrakis
Joan Newell
as Mrs. Davie
A.J. Brown
as Sir George Withy
Barbara Couper
as Lady Patricia Kershaw
Michael Blackham
as Bill Spence
Peter Bowles
as Robert Charlton
John Bennett
as Jean-Pierre Rocheville
Anne Stallybrass
as Jean Armitage
Barry Dennen
as Max Frank
Joyce Carey
as Mrs. Cray-Crocker
as Alec Bambridge
Norman Bird
as Knockholt
David Bauer
as Boris Press
Colin Gordon
as Taylor
as Eddie Crawford
George Pravda
as Otto Gunter
as Joseph Roper
as Jeremy Simon
as Kate
Anthony Nicholls
as Sir Nigel Coleshill
James Maxwell
as Peter Kane
Michael Elphick
as Brian Ainsworth
Joanna Dunham
as Nora Urquhart
Suzanne Roquette
as Elfreda Von Hermsdorff
Geoffrey Lumsden
as Judge
Noel Johnson
as Roland Shepperton
Joop Doderer
as Ivan Grootman
as Diana Reed
Sheila Fearn
as Shirley Spence
Thomas Heathcote
as Sgt. Banstead
Shaun Curry
as Philip
Llewellyn Rees
as Sir Edward Sydney
Roger Booth
as Vic Bennett
Eric Lander
as George Lovell
Robert Cartland
as Lt. Col. Danvers
as Colonel Davie
Helen Cherry
as Heather
Roland Culver
as Major Cray-Crocker
Basil Henson
as Walter Sutton
John Carlisle
as Lord Bascombe
John Normington
as Vic Armitage
William Fox
as Town Clerk
as Anatole Laubenque
Pauline Jameson
as Dame Audrey
as Sir George Osborne
Tony Melody
as Walter Unwin
as Enid Broughton
as John Simpson
Barbara Laurenson
as Miss Evans
Patricia Haines
as Elizabeth Paterson
Christopher Benjamin
as Oberman
James Grout
as David Lanyon
Michael Johnson
as John Stevens
Diana Davies
as Ellen Ainsworth
Penelope Keith
as Angela Frampton
Linda Marlowe
as Lucille Tipton
Ballard Berkeley
as Lord Cranford
Ivor Dean
as Sir Hillary Winters
David Garth
as Maurice Pembry
Michael Brennan
as Hedley Boyd
Jeffrey Segal
as Charles Lancing
as Sampson
Cecilia Darby
as Charlotte Sydney
Mary Peach
as Mrs. Billingham
Tom Chadbon
as Wolf
Peter Copley
as Cyril Leyburn
Len Jones
as Billy Roberts
Ingrid Evans
as Secretary
Alan Guy
as Dave Armitage
Irlin Hall
as Vera
Anthony Nash
as Sir Eric Downes
Phil Woods
as Bell
Sara Clee
as Jill
Derek Smith
as Charles Hart
David Neal
as Freddy Waring
Stella Tanner
as Alice Gunning
Frank Wylie
as Brady
Mary Kenton
as Nesta
Susan Richards
as Old Woman
Stephanie Beacham
as Susan Debray
Colin Farrell
as Harry Destill
Michael Aldridge
as George Quantock
Ann Penfold
as Valerie Lanyon
Lois Baxter
as Zena Sheridan
Eddie Au Yeung
as Mr. Kwok
Rudolph Walker
as Smitty
Morris Perry
as Charles Barrington
Sonia Graham
as Lady Curator
Dennis Chinnery
as George
Arnold Peters
as Tom Singleton
Clive Cazes
as Pedro
Guy Slater
as Ian Pembroke
Patrick Waddington
as General Ambler
as Sir Timothy Waite
Jacques Cey
as Peter Belbin
Gay Singleton
as Anona Benson
as Willie Southcote
William Simons
as Merton
Moray Watson
as Mr. Billingham
Carl Duering
as Muller
Roy Barraclough
as Schooner
John Carlin
as Dr. Phillips
as Cummings
as Roger Dawson
Sheila Whitmill
as Vanessa
John DeVaut
as Maurice
as Simpson
Richard Kane
as John Stevenson
Hugh Martin
as Herr Hahne
Margot Thomas
as Lady Coleshill
Paul Kelly
as Eric
as John
as Driberg
Ralph Michael
as Sir Robert Stilgo
as Nadir
James Bree
as Robert Marshall
John Saunders
as Simon Wigram
as Dr. Mullen
Richard Ching Wong
as First Chinese Heavy
Roger Brierley
as Billy Hedford
John Cazabon
as Company Secretary
Leon Thau
as Ernie
Peter Myers
as Major Marriott
Anthony Douse
as Mr. Cooper
Tom Macaulay
as Waddington
Keith Campbell
as Sir Nicholas Stimpson
as Jaime
as Bob
as Jean Charlton
Judy Campbell
as Mrs. Fawcett
Carlos Douglas
as Victor
Peggy Aitchison
as Mrs. Tulley
Lynne Carol
as Mrs. Morley
Michael Graves
as Evans
Peter Schofield
as Shepherd
Rio Fanning
as Shaughnessy
Tom Harrison
as Arthur
Charles Rea
as Superintendent Hart
Rosemary Macvie
as Committee Secretary
David Ryall
as Dick Iverson
as Teddy Monks
Richard Beale
as Perlberger
Mark Dignam
as Sir Frank Pierce
Gabor Vernon
as Nisark
John Moore
as Mr. Smith
Doreen Kay
as Mrs. Digby
Noel Cameron
as Counsel
Raleigh Gilbert
as Commentator
Norman Castilho
as Receptionist
Jonathan Lynn
as Harold
Derek Benfield
as Sergeant Moggs
Christian Rodska
as Bored Youth
as Mrs. Maxwell
Robert Raglan
as Dr. Fielding
as Mrs. Cooper
Margaret Flint
as Mrs G
Jim Collier
as Wilbert
as Mr. Guthrie
Graham Tonbridge
as Croucher
Ralph Gruskin
as Jose
Edward Underdown
as Mr. Fawcett
Bryan Mosley
as Landlord
Eric Longworth
as Mr. Pillige
Valerie Keller
as Miss Wilson
Douglas Nottage
as Horst
Vivienne Horne
as Jean
Jacqueline Pearce
as Sue
David Daker
as Ted Prior
Karen Ford
as Secretary
as Willie Pickup
John Dunbar
as Chettle
as Reggie
Frank Crawshaw
as Committee Member
Bruce Bould
as Bob Whiteside
Irene Prador
as Fraulein Giesecke
Frank Duncan
as Alistair Patterson
Joan Haythorne
as Mrs. Bragge
as Lady Betty Pierce
Norman Scace
as Bestman
Mak Yue Choi
as Second Chinese Heavy
Helen Barnaby
as Clerk of Court
John Nolan
as Mick
Charles Lamb
as Joe
George Little
as Lou
Betty Huntley-Wright
as Mrs. Clark
Lynne White
as Elspeth
Al Garcia
as Cafe Proprietor
Lawrence James
as George Jackson
Eddie King
as Hotel Porter
Alan Fredericks
as Bank Clerk
Geoffrey Reed
as Bigland
Peter Sproule
as Harris
Christopher Gray
as Frank
Jo Maxwell Muller
as Sarah Fawcett
Robert Wallace
as Mr. Hardaker
Carole Erich
as Lise
Peter Carpenter
as Farm Worker
Derek Dane
as Dining Car Attendant
Deirdre Costello
as Evie
Frederick Hall
as Churchill
Richard Gibson
as Steve Sefton
John Quayle
as John Cousins
Teddy Turner
as First Man
John Sanderson
as Grubby Boy
Dorina Rae
as First Woman in Court
Caroline Dowdeswell
as Maggie
Gertan Klauber
as Hotel Proprietor
Denis McCarthy
as Monty
Maurice Hedley
as Major Clark
Paul Prescott
as Rafael
Elizabeth Digby-Smith
as Martha
as David
Morris Parsons
as Mr. Burnell
Lucinda Parker
as Sue
Pat Keen
as Mollie
Robert Hartley
as Godwin
Eddie Caswell
as Waiter
Jonathan Holt
as Eric Hurst
Robert McBain
as Police Inspector
Bert Gaunt
as Second Man
Lesley Mason
as Second Woman in Court
Richard Pescud
as Clerk
as Robert
Russell Driver
as Christopher
Simon Cadell
as John Scully
George Camiller
as Len
Philip Ray
as Walter Parkin
Michael Poole
as Art
Myles Reithermann
as Andy
Stuart Nichol
as Ronald Sampson
Mae Bacon
as Mrs. Thring
Lee Simon
as Tony
as Detective
Matthew Long
as Sampson
Brian Hawksley
as Gerry
Larry Cross
as Newscaster
Elaine Donnelly
as Mary Fleming
John Owens
as Corporal Bennett
Alec Ross
as Det. Chief Sup. Sitwell
Henry Moxon
as Fred
Jane Evers
as Jane Boyd
George Ghent
as Inspector
Heather Kyd
as Chrissie
Ian Sharp
as Student
Colin Edwynn
as Furniture Delivery Man
Roger Hammond
as Brunswick
Frances Cox
as Lady
Roger Ostime
as City Man
as TV Reporter
Stuart Hoyle
as Miller
as Lady Customer
Terrance Denville
as Police Sgt. Peters
John Rolfe
as Thompson
Steve Kane
as Photographer
Sidney Vivian
as Barman
Ann Syrett
as Ward Sister
Roy Maxwell
as George
Tom Gowling
as Head Waiter
Delena Kidd
as First Woman at Party
as Detective Sergeant
Monica Grey
as Second Woman at Party
Ted Morris
as Auctioneer's Clerk
Carl Rae
as Croupier
as Traffic Warden
as Waiter
Released 16 Sep 1969
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