Churchill's People 1974

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A historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies.

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  • UK: Churchill's People Churchill's People
  • UA: Churchill's People Churchill's People
Directeur
Michael Hayes
Donald McWhinnie
Artistes
Alfred Lynch
as King James I
as Oliver Cromwell
Geoffrey Matthews
as Ealdred, Archbishop of York
Mark Donaldson
as William I
Daniel Brian
as King Charles I
Geoffrey Beevers
as Philip
Doug Wootton
as Band
as Lucius
Brian Cox
as William Wallace
Julian Glover
as Richard de Anstey
Gemma Jones
as Margaret Paston
Edward Fox
as Aaron Graham
Richard Johnson
as Claudius
Michael Kitchen
as John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester
Tom Conti
as Tom Mackenzie
Leo McKern
as King Penda
Michael Jayston
as Henry, Bishop of Norwich
Ian Hendry
as William Davenant
as King Alfred
as Edward the Confessor
Robert Lang
as Hugh Goodrest
Patrick Allen
as Donald MacAmnay
as George Campsie
Bryan Marshall
as James Ings
John Turner
as Sir Walter Raleigh
Rodney Bewes
as Bob Pott
Ray Barrett
as Leo Hennessey
Derek Francis
as Thomas Partridge
as William the Ewerer
Bob Keegan
as William Brewster
Derek Godfrey
as King Henry III
Bernard Archard
as Felix
as Queen Ealhswith
Robert Hardy
as King Oswy
Clive Francis
as John Loxley
Clive Revill
as King Henry II
Angela Pleasence
as Jorild
as George Loveless
Kenneth Griffith
as King John
David Daker
as John Bradwater
Arthur Lowe
as Epillicus, the Barber
Charles Kay
as Sir Thomas Fairfax
T.P. McKenna
as Dr. Layton
Tom Chadbon
as John Paston
Daniel Massey
as Simon de Montfort
Roland Culver
as Lord Sidmouth
as King Charles II
Rita Webb
as Mrs. Trundle
Norman Rodway
as Earl Godwin
Ralph Michael
as MacGregor
Elvi Hale
as Anna Partridge
Christopher Gable
as Jack Cleveland
Stephen Murray
as King Edward I
Sheila Manahan
as Alice Campsie
Frederick Jaeger
as Caradoc
Brian Blessed
as Guthrum
Dennis Waterman
as King Harold II
Geoffrey Palmer
as Samuel Partridge
as Colonel John Hewson
Patrick Troughton
as Hainault
as Valentine Joyce
as James Loveless
as William Paston
Vivian Pickles
as Ingirith
Fulton Mackay
as Bishop Wishart
Sara Kestelman
as Maud de Anstey
as Laurence Kemys
Gabrielle Lloyd
as Alice Bradwater
Richard O'Callaghan
as Ranulf
Arthur Mullard
as Jack Plaster
Isabel Dean
as Anne, Lady Rochester
Polly James
as Titania
Peter Bourke
as Wrastle Brewster
Malcolm Rennie
as MacDonnell
Sheila Brennan
as Julia
Carleton Hobbs
as Abbot William
Eric Lander
as The General
Heather Page
as Celia
William Hamilton
as Henry Campsie
Christopher Reich
as Cynhafal
Jeremy Irons
as Samuel Ross
Annette Crosbie
as Elizabeth Rush
Elizabeth Sellars
as Albrida
Nigel Stock
as Earl Howe
as Hildis
June Brown
as Agnes Paston
David Kernan
as Blondel
Christopher Benjamin
as Peter
as Jop
as The Prior
Esmond Knight
as Penda's father
John Nettleton
as Sir Francis Bacon
as John Church
Evin Crowley
as Fat Legs
Barbara Lott
as Lady Cleveland
Cherith Mellor
as Mary Brewster
as Rufus
Elizabeth Bell
as Ann Goodrest
James Mellor
as Charlie Scrape
Diana Rayworth
as Barbara, Countess of Castlemaine
Craig McFarlane
as Jamie MacAmnay
Jean Taylor Smith
as Nellie Falls
as Tostig
as Thomas Standfield
William Marlowe
as Adhmin
as Peter of Pomfret
Neil McCarthy
as Thomas Rush
Philip Stone
as Barnaby Stickle
Paul Copley
as Viventius
as Cornet Henry Denne
Terrence Hardiman
as Richard Calle
Jan Harvey
as Edith
as Colonel Michelburn
Derek Newark
as Sir John Dudley
as Mabelle
Geoffrey Toone
as Lord Castlereagh
Hugh Dickson
as Sir Robert Cecil
Daphne Heard
as Old woman
Ralph Truman
as Earl of Surrey
Michael Barrington
as General Barker
Thomas Heathcote
as Stephen Cleverley
as The Friar
David Dundas
as Prince Edward
Thomas Ellice
as John Standfield
as Pickpocket
Yvonne Edgell
as Deborah Gedge
Edward Wilson
as Benet
Stephen Bill
as Love Brewster
Rachel Thomas
as Edda
Paul Darrow
as Marcellus
Patrick Stewart
as Wulfric
as Sabinianus
Miles Anderson
as Rev. Dr. Walker
Jim Norton
as Cuthbert
Guy Rolfe
as Earl of Strafford
Robin Ellis
as Major White
as Thomas
as Frances
Helen Lindsay
as Eleanor de Montfort
as Haskelot
John Cater
as Warren Hastings
John Justin
as Vice-Admiral Buckner
Derek Smith
as Brunt
Peter Halliday
as Sir George Carew
John Cairney
as Steward of Scotland
Bruce Bould
as William Bradford
Wolfe Morris
as Robert Walpole
Paul Gregory
as Roger de Harleston
Lynn Dearth
as Betty
Paul Hardwick
as Ofram
as Margery Paston
Raymond Mason
as Mr. Newman
as Louis the Bathman
as Grandfather MacAmnay
Richard Dennis
as Sweyn
Claire Davenport
as Boudicca
John Duttine
as Richard Murlyn
David Battley
as Edwards
Michael Culver
as Earl Spencer
William Simons
as Hair Face
as George Villiers
Michael Ripper
as Captain Smythe
Patrick Barr
as Sir Jacob Astley
Michael Halsey
as 1st Corporal
Tim Preece
as Thryth
Julian Curry
as Hubert
Renu Setna
as Nobkissen
as Olivia
Denys Hawthorne
as The Confessor
Julian Somers
as John Mauteby
as John Robinson
Stephen Bent
as Gyrth
as Hob
Trevor Martin
as Mr. Baxter
as Christopher
Clinton Greyn
as Richard Lionheart
Martin Neil
as Jack
Jennie Goossens
as Sarah Partridge
as Justinianus
as Captain Thomas Ashe
as James Brine
Joan Rhodes
as Cartimandua
Peter Bowles
as Thistlewood
John Sharp
as Valerius
Roger Hammond
as Baron
John Forgeham
as John Morice
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Olaf
Gretchen Franklin
as Mrs. Baxter
Michael Nightingale
as The Abbot
Graham Armitage
as Lord Cobham
John Dunn-Hill
as Tam
Richard Beaumont
as Peter
Margery Withers
as Mrs. Johnson
John Barrett
as John Freeman
as Mayor
as Eric
as Stephen Hopkins
Susan Richards
as Nan Gumble
Peter Geddis
as Robert
Anthony Boden
as Captain Johnson
as Margaret Mauteby
Brian Vaughan
as Friar
Michael Brodie
as 1st Trooper
John Gulliver
as James Hammett
as Epatticus
David Prowse
as Hnaudifida
Denis Lill
as Lord Moleyns
as Edwin
Ian Hogg
as Richard Parker
Derek Lamden
as 2nd Trooper
Basil Dignam
as Lord Henry Howard
as Odda
as Samson
Tina Martin
as Dolly
John Woodnutt
as Brother Martin
David Neal
as Edward
Graham Ashley
as Alderman Tomkins
as John MacPherson
Donald Webster
as Tidd
Rhys McConnochie
as Rev. Robert Parsons
John Hughes
as Roland
Joby Blanshard
as Captain Jones
Richard Mathews
as Lord Melbourne
Anthony Collin
as Stigand, Bishop of Winchester
as Hugh de Cressingham
Patrick Connor
as Osmund
Joanna Lloyd
as Alice Rush
Karen Corti
as Nanay
Michael Brennan
as Brigantian Chieftan
Julian Fellowes
as Redcoat
Jacqueline Pearce
as Mrs. Parker
as Mr. Chiffinch
as Leonard
Anna Wing
as Margaret
Lewis Fiander
as Felicio
Deirdre Costello
as Virgin Maggie
Raymond Adamson
as Colonel Adrian Scroope
Geoffrey Hinsliff
as Saxon soldier
as Judge Yelverton
Lois Daine
as Gunnild
Barry Linehan
as Thomas Weston
Trader Faulkner
as Sir Peter Malory
as King William IV
Peter Pratt
as Archbishop Laud
Alastair Hunter
as Alderman Irwin
Bette Bourne
as Nicholas
John Golightly
as Edwin's thegn
Peter Sproule
as Brother Samson
Richard Pescud
as Robert, Archbishop of Canterbury
John Livesey
as Ednoth
Minoo Golvala
as Gopal
as Davidson
Michael Davis
as Fleance
as Mrs. Chisholme
John Atkinson
as Chief Druid
as Mrs. Graham
Colin Jeavons
as Hon. Robert Boyle
as Sir Andrew of Moray
Glynn Edwards
as Curly
as Paulinus
Michael Golden
as Baker
Erik Chitty
as Dr. Ezekiel Hopkins
as Lady Elizabeth
Arthur Hewlett
as Rev. Cheshire
Ray Mort
as Church Commissioner
Jon Laurimore
as Richard de Lucy
Steve Emerson
as Labourer
Paul Humpoletz
as Mayor
Colin Starkey
as Saxon soldier
Declan Mulholland
as Augustus Hicky
Peter Clay
as Colonel Thomas Harrison
John Bott
as Sir John Fastolfe
Lawrence Douglas
as Angus MacAmnay
Helen Dorward
as Placida
Denis Cleary
as Smithers
Douglas Milvain
as Brother Francis
as Ragge
as Joseph Hume
as Refugee woman
Jan Francis
as Amelia Wrangham
David Bailie
as Bertram
Sherrie Hewson
as Girl
James Cossins
as William
Brian Deacon
as Flavius
Robert Gillespie
as Sir William Wade
John Normington
as Friar Brackley
Jimmy Gardner
as The Priest
John Bryans
as Sir Wiliam Petty
Terence Conoley
as Hunt
Nancy Nevinson
as Anna Guggenhoff
as Queen Margaret
John Malcolm
as Colonel John Okey
as Breme
Maryann Turner
as Betsy Loveless
as Katherine MacAmnay
Kenneth Benda
as Lord Grabble
John Ruddock
as Old seaman
Oliver Maguire
as Aidan
as Harry Corlett
Kevin Flood
as Ulf
Frederick Hall
as Brother Paul
as Mayor
as Italian priest
Ryan Davies
as Chief Bard
Ian Charleson
as John Ross
Michael Sheard
as Archbishop
as Boy
as Terric Bolloc
as John Gudgeon
Ralph Arliss
as Surgeon
Tina Heath
as Gretl
Shirley Cain
as Alice
Noel Johnson
as Chief Justice Popham
Frank Wylie
as Evan Nepean
Allan McClelland
as Jack Quayle
John McKelvey
as Prince Rupert
as Verecunda
as Chaplain
Colin Edwynn
as Bernard
Sally Mates
as Sarah Loveless
Andrew Lane
as Chaplain
Beryl Nesbitt
as Woman
Darien Angadi
as Asof-ud-Daulah
as Lennox
Peter Clough
as Monk
as Trooper John Cantloe
Penny Irving
as Red Maggie
Frederick Treves
as Gloucester
Harold Innocent
as Archbishiop Bancroft
Paul Shelley
as Norman man-at-arms
Neville Jason
as Count Gondomar
Stuart McGugan
as Auchinlech
Bernadette Windsor
as Matilda
Erin Geraghty
as Margaret MacAmnay
Anthony Langdon
as Turnkey
Phyllis MacMahon
as Mrs. Cunyngham
Myles Hoyle
as Richard Sykes
as John Evelyn
Sue Bishop
as Nun
Terry Bale
as Man with cart
Chris Dillinger
as Lucco
as Harriet Hammett
Keith Campbell
as Astrologer
William Bond
as Clerk
Katie Flower
as Lucy Gudgeon
Kenneth Colley
as Ancient Beau
Ken Kitson
as Muster Corporal
as Blind man
as Phineas Hall
Arthur Cox
as John Wallis
Guy Deghy
as William de Gillern
Evie Garratt
as Marjory
Paddy Joyce
as Lazarian
Frank Moorey
as Man in pillory
Hilary Sesta
as Bertha
Michael Da Costa
as Slave seller
Frank Duncan
as Sir James Hay
Neville Barber
as Geoffrey de Keynes
Ken Halliwell
as Officer
Norman Scace
as Archbishop
as Menteith
Earl Green
as Indian
as Queen Henrietta Maria
Sam Avent
as Adventurer
as Man
Peter Bex
as English man-at-arms
James Cosmo
as Robert Bruce
Vernon Dobtcheff
as De Reynes
David Roper
as Christopher Wren
Roland Curram
as Slave buyer
Graham Faulkner
as Trooper John Watkinson
as Bahu Begum
Noel Coleman
as Master Marshall
Michael McStay
as Ralf
Jimmy Mac
as Adventurer
as Mrs. MacDonnell
David Charkham
as Thane
Winifred Sabine
as Winifred
Steven Scott
as Harry, the Indian
Alan Judd
as Daniel O'Connell
Hugh Martin
as Seaman Clay
Martin Heller
as Father Gloys
Herbert Ramskill
as Beggar
Oliver Dunbar
as Dr. Hopkins' Secretary
Ian Campbell
as Singer
Paul Ambrose
as Charles, Prince of Wales
as Robert Hooke, MA
Greg Hicks
as QM Miles Sindercombe
Preston Lockwood
as Doctor
John Rapley
as George I
as Percy
as Margaret
Clare Welch
as Prudence
Ian Clegg
as Augustus Lamb
Bill Rourke
as Seaman Rogers
Andrew Downie
as Sergeant
Jessica Swift
as Regina
Christopher Banks
as Clerk
as Singer
as Brewster child
Soltan Lalani
as Jawar
Beed Steven
as Young Wat Raleigh
Bridget Wood
as Woman
Hilary Hutchins
as Woman in crowd
Janet Henfrey
as Charlotte
as Dr. Gedge
Paul McDowell
as 1st Guest
Brian Grellis
as Simon
Roy Evans
as Churl
as Corporal Thomas Perkins
Denis McCarthy
as William de Ormesby
Timothy Peters
as Army Officer
Liz Bagley
as Doctrine
Howard Bell
as Boatswain
John Byron
as Judge Williams
Hugh Janes
as Wat Raleigh
Philip Sadler
as Brewster child
Patsy Kensit
as Brewster child
Tony Haygarth
as Mr. Boghurst
Kevin Brennan
as Sailor
Nicolette McKenzie
as Actress
Simon Fisher-Turner
as Midshipman
Julia Breck
as 2nd Guest
as Head Constable
Alfred Hoffman
as Clerk of court
Freddy Marks
as Trooper Anthony Sedley
Tom Durham
as Monk
Stuart Mungall
as John Comyn
Karen Rabinowitz
as Discipline
Jack McKenzie
as Lord March
Edward Burnham
as Priest
Peter Rutherford
as Secretary
as Brewster child
Stephen Bateman
as Announcer
Hamish Roughead
as 3rd Guest
Lance Aston
as Trooper Thomas Atkins
Ken Plested
as Prison officer
Thorey Mountain
as Concord
Andrew McCulloch
as Trooper William Doegood
as Monk
Philip Anthony
as Sir Thomas Howes
Lawrence Davidson
as Governor Arthur
Gene Foad
as Servant
Gareth Williams
as Operator
Christopher Robinson
as Discord
Robert Russell
as Convict overseer
Tom Marshall
as Trooper John Bishop
Joolia Cappleman
as Whore
David Kincaid
as Seaman
Roy Pattison
as Ned Arkwell
Wendy Wax
as Robert
Nikki Heard
as Peace
Roger Lloyd Pack
as Thug
Robert Hartley
as Manservant
John Gay
as Government official
Crispin Thomas
as Phillip
Annette Bunker
as Graham child
Archie Fisher
as Ballad singer
Jane Kells
as Plenty
Oliver Cotton
as Trooper John Roper
as Thug
Jay Neill
as Clerk
as Roger the Bald
as Queen Adelaide
Peter Armitage
as Trooper John Steel
Barrie Gosney
as Court officer
as Citizen
Audrey Leybourne
as Dinniah Standfield
as Trooper Matthew Brown
Guy Ransom
as Assistant Constable
Kenneth Waller
as Citizen
Keith Jayne
as Georgie
Marc Neighbour
as Walter Paston
as Citizen
Gordon Faith
as Citizen
Philip Jackson
as Boatman
Charles Gray
as 1 episode, 1975
David Robb
as Penda's thegn
Geoffrey Bayldon
as 1 episode, 1975
Colin Blakely
as 1 episode, 1975
Philip Madoc
as 1 episode, 1975
as Soldier
Steve Ismay
as Soldier
as Saxon priest
Luke Batchelor
as Young Bede
Neil Morley
as Edmund Paston
George Romanov
as Interpreter
Date de sortie 30 Dec 1974
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