Villains 1972

Drama

An anthology series of dramas looking at the criminal classes.

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  • UK: Villains Villains
  • IO: Villains Villains
  • NL: Voortvluchtig Voortvluchtig
  • UA: Villains Villains
Directeur
Tony Wharmby
Robert Tronson
Jim Goddard
Artistes
David Daker
as George
William Marlowe
as Bill Whittaker
Tom Adams
as Bernie Owens
Martin Shaw
as Monty Parkin
Jim Norton
as 'Smudger' Smedley
Hilary Heath
as Franca
Alun Armstrong
as Terence 'Tel' Bolden
Michael Culver
as Glazebrook
Bob Hoskins
as Charles 'Knocker' Grindley
Patrick Durkin
as Mike Smith
as Jenny
A.J. Brown
as Judge
Bryan Marshall
as Arnold Hepton
Gwyneth Powell
as Belinda
as Harvey Percival
David Waterman
as Man
as Policeman
Caroline Blakiston
as Rene
Sharon Duce
as Alice
Timothy West
as Benny
Colin Farrell
as James Patten
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Helen Griggs
Cheryl Hall
as Shirley Coombs
Marjorie Yates
as Julie Owens
Rosalind Elliot
as Rita
as Sandra
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Det. Insp. Rawlings
as Dr. Glazebrook
as Sam
Brian Hall
as Roy
Catherine Terris
as Annie
Stephanie Bidmead
as Mrs. Clough
as Penny
Alex Marshall
as Janice
David Burke
as Eric
as Mr. Clough
Stephen Yardley
as Erskine
as Mr. Lillicoe
Anna Barry
as Mrs. Jackson
Aubrey Richards
as Delphine
Noel Hood
as Mrs. Glazebrook
as Billy
Gabrielle Drake
as Tina
Malcolm Terris
as Newcastle Detective
as Dave Swift
Mark Kingston
as Det. Super. Davies
Peter Childs
as Lillicoe's Man
John Kane
as Gordon
Rosamund Greenwood
as Aunt Truey
Colin McCormack
as Detective
as Lennie
Donald Webster
as Blythe
as Margot
Vanessa Payne
as Caroline
Leslie Schofield
as Vic
Georgine Anderson
as Health Visitor
Bernadette Milnes
as Mavis
as Brandy Brewer
as Irene
Brian McDermott
as Det. Insp. Culvert
Reginald Barratt
as Harry Pendle
Tony Calvin
as Harry
Paul Dawkins
as Alby
Herbert Ramskill
as Creaker
Sylvia Barter
as Tel's Mother
Gorden Kaye
as Mervyn
Frank Mills
as Billy Hepton
Elaine Donnelly
as Merle
as The Rev. Mulhouse
Jean Marlow
as Woman in Cafe
Joseph Greig
as Arthur
Margaret Ward
as Miss Havington
Barbara Laurenson
as Secretary
Richard Harbord
as Jimmy
Graham Angell
as Jimmy
as Garage Mechanic
Jonathan Adams
as Det. Sgt. Rice
Michael Cashman
as Charlie
Ron Pember
as Mush
Gwendolyn Watts
as Evie
Jenny Oulton
as Policewoman
as Sandra's Mum
as Ruth Hepton
Alan Cullen
as Magistrate
Dan Caulfield
as Detective
Brian Pettifer
as Youth
Polly Adams
as Mother
as Dobie
Brian Grellis
as 1st Plainclothes Officer
Alfred Maron
as Shopkeeper
Frederick Peisley
as Jimmy
Richard Grant
as Announcer
Linda Renwick
as Probation Officer
Colin Baker
as Reporter
Roy Boyd
as Det. Sgt. Habberley
Brinsley Forde
as George
Doreen Herrington
as Housewife
Malcolm Rogers
as Schoolmaster
Colin Rix
as Uniformed Police Officer
Caspar Wickham
as Caspar
Marion Mathie
as Dora
Maurice O'Connell
as 2nd Plainclothes Officer
Charles Morgan
as Doctor
Dorothea Phillips
as Hilda
Eric Mason
as Borstal Master
as Rupert
Sheila Sands
as Stripper
Lisa Proud
as Julie
Saskia Wickham
as Saskia
Brian Croucher
as Summers
Johnny Shannon
as Tom Davies
Robert Sidaway
as Police Sergeant Jackson
Liz McKenzie
as Smedley's Mother
Mel Hastings
as Policeman
Paul Alexander
as The Rev. Andrews
as Dorothy
Geoffrey Lumsden
as Dr. Bassington-Jones
Katie Allan
as Girl in Park
as Vicar
Anthony Bailey
as Lorry Driver
as Mrs. Parkin
as Mrs. Bassington-Jones
Alfred Bell
as Yorkshire Patrolman
Pascal King
as Carol Hepton
Jackie Pallo Jr.
as Boy in Park
Paul Brandon
as Boy Smedley
John Bryans
as Milton Byers QC
Herbert Norville
as Borstal Boy
as Yorkshire CID Man
Beryl Cooke
as 1st Miss Sinclair
Philip Anthony
as London CID Man
John Barcroft
as John Laval QC
Agatha Carroll
as 2nd Miss Sinclair
Patricia Fletcher
as Little Girl
John Moreno
as Taxi Driver
as Mr. Justice Billington
Julian Herington
as Simon
Clifford Parrish
as Frank Matthews
Nigel Ashton
as Mark
as London Policeman
Dervis Ward
as Panton
Michael Corcoran
as Barman
Holly Wilson
as Student
Dennis Blanch
as Martin
John Malcolm
as Yorkshire Policeman
Richard Steele
as Geordie Policeman
Michael Hall
as Doctor
Godfrey Jackman
as Reception Officer
Christopher Cunningham
as Escort PC
Peter Whitaker
as Man
Andy Devine
as Man
Les Conrad
as Man
Wolfgang Von Jurgen
as Man
Sarah McDonald
as Woman
as Young Woman
Richard Eden
as Man
Pat Gorman
as Man
Martin Grace
as Man
Chai Lee
as Woman
Roy Scammell
as Man
Cy Town
as Man
Mark Elwes
as Nicky
Hugh Cecil
as Man
Steve Ismay
as Man
Walter Henry
as Man
Irene Peters
as Woman
as Woman
Alf Mangan
as Man
as Woman
Ken Barker
as Man
Jo Apted
as Woman in Pub
David Billa
as Man
Ronald Mayer
as Man
Barbara Bermel
as Woman
Ken Halliwell
as Man
Michael Stevens
as Man
Desmond Jordan
as Shop Assistant
Paul Phillips
as Man
Jeremy Higgins
as Policeman
Anne Godley
as Muriel
Christopher Holmes
as Man in Pub
Keith Ashley
as Man
Terry Sartain
as Man
Emmett Hennessy
as Man
Leslie Bates
as Man
Ronald Markham
as Man in Pub
Stuart Barry
as Man
Nick Kane
as Man
Malcolm Johns
as Man
George Ballantine
as Policeman
as Man
Kevin Moran
as Man
Maurice Quick
as Man
Dennis Plenty
as Man
Ronald Nunnery
as Man
Ian Elliot
as Man
as Woman
Rodney Paulden
as Man
George Hancock
as Man
Constance Carling
as Woman
Leila Forde
as Woman
Elaine Williams
as Woman
Brian Gilmar
as Man
Terrance Denville
as Man
Raymond Miller
as Man
Stenson Falke
as Man
Iona Macrae
as Woman
George Romanov
as Man
Alison Daumler
as Woman
David Millett
as Man in Pub
Margaret Pilleau
as Woman in Pub
Steve Kelly
as Man
Christopher Fenwick
as Man
Gerry Alexander
as Policeman
Ron Tingley
as Man
Antonio Di Maggio
as Portuguese Workman
Les Clark
as Policeman
Leon Maybank
as Man in Pub
Audrey Searle
as Woman
Sam Harding
as Pianist
Roy Pearce
as Man
Laurence Archer
as Old Man
Yvonne Ball
as Woman
Gary Lee
as Man
Reg Cranfield
as Man
Leon Burton
as Man
Maisy Merry
as Woman
Charles Pickess
as Man
Lee Whitemore
as Driving Double
Troy Adams
as Man
Roger Marston
as Man
Moira Flynn
as Woman
Bill Matthews
as Man
Vic Taylor
as Man
as Man
as Man
Raymond Mistovski
as Knocker's Double
Susan Maddison
as Woman
Ken Butler
as Announcer
Eve Aubrey
as Visitor
James Roberts
as Man
Anita Waterton
as Woman
Mario Zappellini
as Portuguese Workman
Les Shannon
as Policeman
Ivor Ramsey
as Man
Geoffrey Brighty
as Policeman
Herbert Aldridge
as Man
Brian King
as Man
Karen Burch
as Woman in Pub
David Eynon
as Man
Terry Rendle
as Man in Pub
Irene Bier
as Woman
Gloria Howerd
as Woman
Biff Byfield
as Man
James Lyon
as Man
Lionel Sansby
as Man
Bill Barnsley
as Prison Warder
Geoffrey Witherick
as Man
as Policewoman
Richard Lawrence
as Man
Bill Lodge
as Man
Lorna Kilner
as Woman
John Laker
as Escort Police Officer
Anthony Herrick
as Man in Pub
Date de sortie 22 Jul 1972
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