Mystery! (1980 - 2007)

Mystery!

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Release Date: 1980

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Whodunits, courtroom dramas and suspense tales make up this often brilliant anthology. It features adaptations of tales by myriad classic mystery writers, from Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie to Dick Francis and John Mortimer, with such notable figures as Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple, Adam Dalgliesh, Inspector Morse and Rumpole of the Bailey. Among its best episodes are several `Prime Suspect' cases (with Helen Mirren), which have also aired on `Masterpiece Theatre.'

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2007, PBS, 14 episodes

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2006, PBS, 17 episodes

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2005, PBS, 20 episodes

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2004, PBS, 10 episodes

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2003, PBS, 12 episodes

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2002, PBS, 9 episodes

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2000, PBS, 20 episodes

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1999, PBS, 23 episodes

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1998, PBS, 24 episodes

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1997, PBS, 22 episodes

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1996, PBS, 18 episodes

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1995, PBS, 22 episodes

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1994, PBS, 29 episodes

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1993, PBS, 32 episodes

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1992, PBS, 30 episodes

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1991, PBS, 31 episodes

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1990, PBS, 34 episodes

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1989, PBS, 36 episodes

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1988, PBS, 32 episodes

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1987, PBS, 34 episodes

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1986, PBS, 28 episodes

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1985, PBS, 32 episodes

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1984, PBS, 33 episodes

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1984, PBS, 19 episodes

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1982, PBS, 31 episodes

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1981, PBS, 20 episodes

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1980, PBS, 15 episodes

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Cast

Gene Shalit
Vincent Price
Diana Rigg
John Thaw
as Morse
Kevin Whately
as Detective Sergeant Lewis
Geraldine McEwan
as Miss Jane Marple
Nathaniel Parker
as Jamie Jasper
Patricia Routledge
as Hetty Wainthropp
Ian Holm
as Samson
Michael Gambon
as Chief Inspector Maigret
David Suchet
as O'Connor
Helen Mirren
as Alma Rattenbury
Sharon Small
as Sgt. Barbara Havers
Edward Petherbridge
as Lord Peter
Michael Kitchen
Roy Marsden
as Dalgliesh
Dominic Monaghan
as Geoffrey
Harriet Walter
as Harriet Vane
Joan Hickson
as Miss Marple
Patrick Malahide
as Police Sergeant
Michael Culver
as Dr. Brown
Brian Glover
as Lugg
Peter Davison
as Campion
Jeremy Brett
as Holmes
Derek Benfield
as Robert Wainthropp
Derek Jacobi
as Cadfael
Francesca Annis
Ian Richardson
as Dr. Joseph Bell
Caroline Blakiston
as Margaret
Robson Green
as DI Dave Creegan
Trevor Eve
as Albert Tyburn
Mel Martin
as Deborah
Honeysuckle Weeks
as Young Faith
David Burke
as Watson
Tony Haygarth
as Rickards
Hywel Bennett
as Dr. Edmund Bickleigh
Edward Hardwicke
as Dr. Watson
Barbara Flynn
as Monica Height
Clive Owen
as DCI Ross Tanner
Hanns Zischler
as Bellenberg
Keith Allen
as Barrie
Barry Foster
as Dr. Howarth
Phyllis Calvert
as Eleanor
Anthony Howell
as Sgt. Paul Milner
James Grout
as Inspector
Andrew Burt
as Insp. Oates
Paul McGann
as BenTurner
Rupert Frazer
as Claude
Diana Rigg
as Adelia Bradley
Martin Shaw
as Cmdr. Adam Dalgliesh
Paul Rhys
as Sandor
Nicola Walker
as DI Susan Taylor
Hugh Fraser
as Trent
Struan Rodger
as Morgan
Martin Jarvis
as Wilfred
James Warwick
Robert Lindsay
as Insp. Michael Jericho
Lesley Vickerage
as DS Chancellor
Richard Morant
as Bunter
Michael Degen
as Werner
Penny Downie
as Wendy
Pauline Collins
as Maggie
William Simons
as Insp. Fox
Gottfried John
as Erich Stinnes
Charles Edwards
as Arthur Conan Doyle
Angela Browne
as Beatrice
James Bolam
as Mark Omney
Joanna David
as Hartley
John Graham Davies
as Adams
Michael Aldridge
as Sir Bernard
Cheryl Campbell
as Madeleine
Suzanne Maddock
as Janet Fraser
Philip Jackson
as Japp
Neil Dudgeon
as Michaels
Ben Miller
as Dr. Edmund Bickleigh
Miranda Richardson
as Sidonie Reiger
Sarah Winman
as Fenella
Belinda Lang
as Agatha
John Vine
as Massingham
Tom Georgeson
as Moore
Anthony Bate
as Bernard
Shaun Dingwall
as DC Mark Rivers
David Horovitch
as Inspector Slack
Helen Baxendale
as Cordelia Gray
Liza Walker
as Vicky
Tessa Peake-Jones
as Jenny
Andrew Bicknell
as Nigel Guest
Harry Andrews
as Rattenbury
Jill Meager
as Lucy
Nick Reding
as Pilgrim
Rowena Cooper
as Irma Kleber
Hans Kremer
as Stefan
Frederic Forrest
as Lomax
Art Malik
as Julius Court
Derek Fowlds
as Friedman
Jamie Newall
as Jonathan
Geoffrey Palmer
as Dr. Lorimer
Flora Montgomery
as Octavia
Annette Crosbie
as Mrs. Miller
Peter Vaughan
as David Kimber-Hutchinson
Lisa Harrow
as Ann
Gabrielle Lloyd
as Finny
John Duttine
Maurice Denham
as Parker Pyne
David Haig
as Guffy Randall
Zoë Wanamaker
as Emma
James Faulkner
as Mair
David Troughton
as Michael Bennett
Lisa Taylor
as Theresa
Rosalind Ayres
Amanda Burton
as Rachel Monroe
Kitty Aldridge
Michael J. Shannon
as Edward
Nina Marc
as Eve
Robert Hardy
as Baydon
Pippa Guard
as Linda
Julian Glover
as Felix
Christopher Muncke
as Josh Darrell
Peter Tilbury
as Lionel
Sean Pertwee
as Hugh Beringar
Sam Cox
as Alan Mitchell
Aurélie Bargème
as Juliette
Amanda Hillwood
as Dr. Russell
Frederick Treves
as Dr. James Kennedy
Gemma Jones
Celia Imrie
as Vera
Timothy West
as William
Charles Dance
as O'Brien
Robin Bailey
as Charters
Colin Jeavons
as Lestrade
Moray Watson
as Bantry
Suzanne Bertish
Joan Greenwood
as Selina
Gary Parker
as Marlowe
Francis Matthews
as Alec Loding
Susannah York
as Amy
Laurence Fox
as Simon Walker
Kim Thomson
as Sally Jupp
Ciaran McMenamin
as Cedric Crackenthorpe
Harry Burton
as Toby
Claire Skinner
as DI Catherine Tully
Geoffrey Hutchings
as Sgt. Lucas
Julian Firth
as Brother Jerome
Ronald Pickup
Clive Swift
as Lanyon
James D'Arcy
as Jonathan
Simon Callow
as Kemp
Gwen Watford
David Hemmings
as Jekyll/Hyde
Janie Dee
as Emma Lavenham
Christopher Benjamin
as Inspector
Frances Barber
as Nicole
Michael Sheen
as Phillipe
Ian McKellen
Gareth Thomas
as Owen Bosworth
Patrick Troughton
as Jackson
Brian Greene
Rosalie Williams
as Mrs. Hudson
Roy Barraclough
as Aurifaber
Ciaran Madden
Robin Lermitte
Kenneth More
as Father Brown
Michael Feast
as Cmdr. Enright
Benjamin Smith
as Sam Tanner
Beatie Edney
as Maud Ruthyn
Robin Ellis
William Ash
as Johnny Swan
Robin Laing
as Sulien
Arkie Whitely
as Nina
Rupert Holliday Evans
as Roger
Clare Higgins
as Catherine
Catherine Russell
as Elly
Peter Capaldi
as Larry
Sorcha Cusack
as Blanche
Jonathan Coy
as Harry
Rosalie Crutchley
as Mrs. Lexington
Dominique Barnes
as Eleanor
Paul Eddington
as Rev. Clement
Anthony Andrews
as Tommy Beresford
Judy Parfitt
as Julia
Timothy Dalton
as Clive Trevelyan
Naomi Watts
as Alice Maybell
Norma West
as Mrs. Brympton
Anna Calder-Marshall
as Dr. Robson
Sean Bean
as Bailey
Joss Ackland
as Van der Vuurst
Eoin McCarthy
as Beringer
Brian Anthony
as Phillip
Jeremy Kemp
as Ampleforth
Derek Francis
as Uncle George
Andrew Cruickshank
as Jefferson
Eric Porter
as Professor Moriarty
Shirley Cain
as Miss Climpson
John Bennett
as Lazarus
Ion Caramitru
as Caine
Nina Thomas
Osmund Bullock
Rebecca Eaton
Shaun Scott
as Neil
Patrick Newell
as Blessington
Anne Stallybrass
as Mrs. Honeycott
Tim Meats
as Monty Jones
Phil Nice
Susie Lindeman
Minnie Driver
Christian Burgess
as Adam
Barney Craig
as Luc
Alison Key
as Pauline
Prue Clarke
as Annette
Raymond Francis
as Sir Henry
Gillian Barge
as Millicent Hammitt
James Purefoy
as James McCarthy
Sioned Jones
as Generys
Leo McKern
Peter Jones
as George
Fiona Walker
as Stella
Chloe Franks
as Brenda
Jennie Linden
as Cicely March
Shane Rimmer
as Hank Ryder
Bill Fraser
as Sir Reynold
John Horsley
as Professor Wanstead
Richard Heffer
as Dr. Hewson
Lysette Anthony
as Amanda
Jonathan Pryce
as William Wallace
Zara Turner
as Natalie Turner
Frank Mills
as Scatty Williams
Helena Michell
Steven Mackintosh
as Petillon
Mark Bazeley
as DI Jack Boyd
Sheila Burrell
as Dr. Baring
Brenda Blethyn
as Angela
Clare Holman
as Dr. Hobson
Amanda Donohoe
as Gloria
Corin Redgrave
as Walsh
Julian Wadham
as David Sydeham
George Costigan
as Kemp
Polly Adams
as Ann
Beatrix Lehmann
as Blanche
Alexander Armstrong
as Turnavine
Phyllis Logan
as Julia
Peter Blythe
as Thomas
Nicholas Le Prevost
as Dr. Harding
Anna Massey
as Mrs. Wallace
Michael Byrne
as Burkitt
Rebecca Egan
as Marilyn Tanner
Jack Davenport
as Harry
Amanda Ryan
as Kay
Sophie Ward
as Eden
Alan MacNaughtan
as Director General
Rachel Kempson
as Grace Willison
Robert Lang
Mark Greenstreet
as Simon Ashby/Brat Farrar
Samantha Bond
as Helen
Megan Dodds
as Madeleine Cranmere
Matthew Finney (III)
as Kershaw
Nicolas Chagrin
as Squire
Susannah Harker
as Emma
Philip Stone
as Venables
Rhondda Findleton
as Anne Harding
Cathryn Harrison
as Charlotte
Heather James
as Helen
Michael Melia
as Sock
Lionel Jeffries
as Radford
Anthony Calf
as Simon St. James
Diana Quick
as Mrs. Stevens
Neve McIntosh
as Lucy/Lady Audley
Peter Copley
as Burgoyne
John McArdle
as Paul
Claire Hackett
as Tilly
Lydia Leonard
as Marion Greenwood
Tom Chadbon
as Lessingham
Judy Loe
as Adele
Jeremy Sinden
as Henry Weldon
Simon Chandler
as Inspector Warner
Geraldine Alexander
as Gwenda
Betty Marsden
as Cynthia
Tim McInnerny
as Spaulding
Karis Copp
as Emmy Turner
John Gielgud
as Hinskey
Sophia Myles
as Gwenda Halliday
Frances Tomelty
as Grace
James Fox
as Col. Arthur Bantry
Ann Gosling
as Joanna
Stephanie Cole
as Princess Anna
Julian Rhind-Tutt
as Valentine
Brendan Coyle
as Richard Tey
Julian Ovenden
as Andrew Foyle
Peter Woodthorpe
as Max
James Larkin
as Insp. Lapointe
Ricci Harnett
as Ashe
Iain Cuthbertson
as Savanake
Paul Hickey
as Lafferty
Abigail Cruttenden
Thomas Wheatley
as Supt. Lawson
Jean Anderson
as Belle
James Hazeldine
as Tuckerman
Jack Klaff
as Philip Green
Ken Russell
as Rev. Caleb Dane Calthrop
Richard Kane
as Bottomley
Richard Wilson
as Thornton
Josephine Butler
as Kerry Ann Roddam
Richard Pearson
as Pye
Mary Jo Randle
as Maitland
Joanna Lumley
as Dolly Bantry
Valerie Lush
as Lavinia
Suzanne Burden
as Joyce
Amanda Holden
as Lucy Eyelesbarrow
Greta Scacchi
as Tuppence Beresford
Robert Hickson
as Arthur Hopkins
Ian McNeice
as Ulrick
Ray Brooks
as Kerrison
Jack Galloway
as Insp. Janvier
Kate Harper
Emma Fielding
as Eleanor Bing
John Hannah
as Inspector Campbell
Mark Charnock
as Oswin
Jean Heywood
as Martha
Ann Mitchell
as Mme. Moncin
Richard Armitage
as William Chatford
Patricia Hodge
as Lady Hanbury
Mary Morris
as Carolline Farady
Tim Woodward
as Dudley
Alan Howard
as Stephen Beck
Nicky Henson
as Cranston
Sharon Maughan
as Kate Donn
Simon Williams
as Chief Insp. Alleyn
Carol Gillies
as Dot
Jeremy Child
as Henry Tiptree
Cathryn Bradshaw
as Janice
Robert Hines
as Neil
Adie Allen
as Barbara
Nicola Cowper
as Amy
Stephen Tompkinson
as Inspector Slack
Jonathan Firth
Janet Suzman
as Claire
Emilio Doorgasingh
as Sergant Desai
Roger Allam
as Cornford
Dolly Wells
as Elspeth Scott
Iain Glen
as Charles
Mark Mulholland
as Riley
Robert Stephens
as Sir Wilfred
Andrew Castell
as Sir Giles
Martin Clunes
as James
John Castle
as Doyle
Elspet Gray
as Mrs. Carslake
Angela Morant
as Ruth
Kenneth Cranham
as Downes
Jane Lapotaire
as Mme. de la Rougierre
Ulrich Pleitgen
as Beck
Barbara Leigh-Hunt
as Blanche
Lucy Brown
as Ivy Ridgeway
Juliet Stevenson
as Helen West
Pam Ferris
as Elspeth McGillicuddy
John Sessions
as Professor Rutherford
Bernice Stegers
as Vranni
Sarah Finch
as Penny
Frank Harper
as Finch
James Laurenson
as Tony Richards
Donald Douglas
as Franklin Clarke
John Fortune
as Dr. Kingston
Jack Ellis
as Dr. Stephen Childs
David Calder
as Legge
Ian Hogg
as Dexter Allen
Lisa Eichhorn
Ellie Haddington
as Mrs. Tarnley
Georgia Allen
as Valmai
Kathryn Howden
as DCI Parris
David Quilter
as Parker
Malcolm Terris
as Doyle
Alex Jennings
as Victor
Sophie Okonedo
as Honey
David Howey
as Foster
Anthony Smee
as Basil Blake
Peter McEnery
as Phillipson
John Hallam
as Cedrick
Michael Maloney
as Neville Dupayne
Mary Stockley
as Josie Turner
Denise Black
as Miss Evans
Kenneth Colley
as Dawson
Susan Wooldridge
as Rosamund
Kerry Fox
as Muriel Godby
Brigitte Karner
as Zena
Barbara Jefford
as Mrs. Shannon
George Irving
as Henderson
Michael Thomas
as McKendrick
Geoffrey Beevers
as Foster
Peter Guinness
as Wilcox
David Warner
as Luther Crackenthorpe
Chloe Pennington
as Young Hannah
Frances De La Tour
as Mrs. Maud Dane Calthrop
Gerard Murphy
as Det. Snow
Judy Cornwell
as Miss Booth
Barrie Ingham
as Ritchie
Grischa Huber
as Carla
Caroline Berry
as Mari
Julian Furth
as Jerome
Matt Patresi
as Cairan
James Callis
as Lanyard
Kate Layden
as Maurika Rome
Anton Phillips
as Roger
Peter Dyneley
as Brayne
Alfred Burke
as Reverend Hibben
Penelope Lee
as Alisa
Anna Nygh
as Una Drake
Carolle Rousseau
as Marguerite Laidlaw
James Cossins
as Luscombe
Ian Sears
as Sanders
David Beames
as Eastley
John Wheatley
as Julian
Susan Jane Tanner
Michael J. Jackson
as Donge
Michael Grandage
as Stephen
Charlie Caine
as Paget
Harold Innocent
as Lord Gospell
Jemima Abey
as Esther
Stephen Moyer
as Godwin
Ian Bannen
as Utterson
Christian Rodska
as Giles
David Hargreaves
as Falshaw
Cyril Cusack
as Old Mr. Lorimer
Trudie Styler
as Josie Turner
Clive Francis
as Urquhart
Peter O'Toole
as Uncle Silas
David Langton
as Sir James Damery
Frances Cuka
as Angele Louette
John Warnaby
as Count Maurice
Donald Sumpter
as Cust
Robert Cavanah
as Olivier
Ian Reddington
as Clemence
Jane Lowe
as Alice
Graham McGrath
as Eleric
Annie Ashbourne
as Annie
Thorley Walters
as Sir Francis
John Flanagan
Emily Richard
as Joan
Sarah Berger
as Elizabeth
John Woodnut
as Merryweather
Scott Fredericks
as Wrigley
Ewan Hooper
as Dr. Horriston
Helen McCrory
as Antonia Ashton
David McAlister
as Raymond
Lisa Orgolini
as Isopel
Rosemarie Fendel
as Ruth Muller
David Henry
as Eustace Beltraine
Caroline Langrishe
as Marguerite Clayton
Jonathan Hyde
as Piccard
Charlotte Chatton
as Marilyn
Colleen Prendergast
as Rachel
Jane Ashbourne
as Annie
Ralph Bates
as Vincent
John Thaw
Geoffrey Cater
as Parfitt
Jonathan Morris
as Alan
Sandra Payne
as Eryl
Romney Marsh
as Haviland Martin
Helen Cherry
as Miss Temple
Maurice O'Connell
as Josephs
Dieter Kirchlechner
as Walter
Milton Johns
as Potter
Pearce Quigley
as McGovern
Anna Mazzotti
as Alice
Elizabeth Weaver
as Lady Beatrice
Siri Neal
as Sonia
Tariq Alibai
as Prince Farouk
Peter Barkworth
Julian Protheroe
as Frank
Richard Pasco
as Bryce-Morgan
Adrian Rawlins
as Oliver Fraser
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Simeon
Sasha Behar
as Pilar
Michelle Fairley
as Cathy
Charles Kay
David Ryall
as Lane
Ron Cook
as Pernelle
Oliver Ford Davies
as Redpath
Tara Fitzgerald
Janet McTeer
as Anne Protheroe
Cherie Lunghi
as Sarah Gordon
Tim Faraday
as DS Harding
Greg Hicks
as Fernand Barilland
Meg Davies
as Domenica
John Harding
as Marcus
Julian Curry
as Albert Shlessinger
Eric Carte
as George
Nicholas Clay
Shaughan Seymour
as Max
Maggie O'Neill
as Hilary
Geraldine James
as Mrs. Field
Harriet Owen
as Jessica
Fabia Drake
as Mrs. Jarman
Jim Norton
as Dr. Bresselles
Christian Coulson
as Edmund Swettenham
Jenny Agutter
as Agnes Crackenthorpe
Nicholas Jones
as AC Graham Cherry
Isabel Dean
as Isobel
Mary Cunningham
as Miss Calder
Matthew Goode
as Peter Lynley
Norman Rodway
as Marshall
Jonathan Cullen
as Cedric
Jane Booker
as Philippa Foster
Susan Fleetwood
as Pauline
Zoe Telford
as Sandra Pearson
Stella Gonet
as Barbara Hicks
Juliet Cowan
as Joanna
Nicholas Farrell
as Donald Fraser
Dermot Crowley
as Elkins
Andrew Scarborough
as Martin Simmons
Max Phipps
as McAllister
Avis Bunnage
as Mrs. Warbut
Simon Slater
as Norman
Richard Griffiths
as Appleton
Tessa Wojtczak
as Angie
Edward Holmes
as Michael
Fiona Gillies
as Susanna
Edward Jewesbury
as Sims
Oliver Jordan
as Young Ethan
Thelma Barlow
as Emily Barton
Neil Daglish
as Michael
Gabrielle Drake
as Lady Asherton
Aidan McArdle
as Hugh Hornbeam
Jill Halfpenny
as Annie Jordan
Brian Cox
as Steppings
Eileen Atkins
as Mrs. Rutledge
Michael Gough
as Ogleby
Christopher Fulford
as Tim
Selina Boyack
as Holt
Jemma Redgrave
as Grace Finnegan
Steve John Shepherd
as Lee Shotton
Gwyneth Powell
Sue Johnston
as Mrs. Bailey
Richard Owens
as Mathew
Marion Bailey
as Fran Pierce
Katie Blake
as Heather Grace
Amanda Royle
as Gina
Helena Bonham Carter
as Faith Severn
William Mannering
as Yves
John Jarratt
as Humphries
Catherine Rabett
as Lydia
Herbert Lom
as Augustin Dufosse
Shaun Parkes
as DC Winstin Nkata
Nickolas Grace
as Dr. Hoffner
Andree Bernard
as Magdalene
Charles Dale
as DCI Wheelan
Andrew Ray
as Bradley
Dilys Hamlett
Gary Waldhorn
as Apsoland
Tina Engel
as Karin
Michael Bilton
as Stephens
John Bowe
as Withers
Christopher Eccleston
as Terrence
David Morrissey
as George Bowman
Bruno Dietrich
as Paul
Malcolm Sinclair
as Edward Clayton
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Henry
Pip Torrens
as Major Rich
Phoebe Nicholls
as Judith Bendrix
Ben Daniels
as Cubitt
Andrew Wilde
as Manley
Adrian Lukis
as Jack
Kenneth Haigh
as Galt
Tim Wylton
as George Faraday
Vanessa Patterson
as Karen
Gwyneth Strong
as DI Richards
T.P. McKenna
as Ambassador
Alan David
as Pare
Selina Cadell
as Glynn Weaver
Harry Treadaway
as George Erskine
Hugh Bonneville
as Edward
James Murray
as Charles Burnaby
Keith Barron
as Gordon Gregson
Avril Elgar
as Kitty
Tony Curran
as Emerson
Aisling O'Sullivan
as Vrau
Jessica Hynes
as Aimee Griffith
Stuart Wilson
as Adam Bendrix/Jack Kenworthy
Paul Moriarty
as Insp. Bonneau
Amelia Curtis
as Ermina
Catherine Cusack
as Catherine
Anna Friel
as Sineod
Mark Benton
as Prof. Elias Blackwell
Dudley Jones
as Thurston
Roy Kinnear
as Cabbie
Nicila Walker
as DI Susan Taylor
Ted Childs
Fiona Mathieson
as Felicie Bault
Deborah Appleby
as Megan
Patience Collier
as Miss Stoper
Roberta Taylor
as Sheila Williams
Gordon Jackson
as Cairey
Tenniel Evans
as Dr. Kerridge
Caroline Milmoe
as Miss Durant
James Tomlinson
as MacPhaul
Mark Frankel
as Marcel
James Clyde
as Jean Metayer
Helena McCarthy
Trevor Byfield
as Harry
Elvira Poulianou
as Maria
James Bowers
as Eddy
Albie Woodington
as Warden
Jacqueline Defferary
as Emma
David Bower
Gwenllian Davies
as Lottie
Emma Cunniffe
as Chrissie
Dan Armour
as Bates
Britta Smith
as Mrs. Carpenter
John Alderton
as Alistair Bing
Jim Carter
as Geoffrey Bailey
Joanna Van Gyseghem
as Mildred
Robin Kermode
Frederick Jaeger
as Colonel Melchett
Patrick Carter
as Grimes
Tony Chambers
as St. Clair
Rik Mayall
as Lt. Daniel Blaney
Spencer Leigh
as Ned
Robert Arden
as Eddie Poindexter
Mona Bruce
as Mrs. McGillicuddy
Amanda Elwes
as Janet
Lisa Tayor
as Theresa
Jonathan Barlow
as Inspector
Ursula Howells
as Lady Alleyn
Rachel Fielding
as Mme. Barilland
Diana Kent
as Zoe Havering
Ian Gelder
as Price
Tony Lambert
as Vukic
Julia Dalkin
Tabitha Wady
as Sara Rome
Peter Childs
as Sellars
Eileen Waugh
as Margaret
Jeremy Clyde
as Husband
Maggie Ford
as Mrs. Falshaw
Reece Dinsdale
as Albert
Amanda Boxer
as Joan
Susan Kyd
as Camilla
Suzan Crowley
as Hilary
Margery Withers
as Mme. Serre
Ciarán Hinds
as Paolo
Anna Chancellor
as Sally
Kevin McNally
Matthew Marsh
as Dysart
Paul Trussell
as Bertrand
Natasha Pyne
as Donata
Sophie Winkleman
as Regan Peverill
Jimmy Yuill
as PC Garratt
Janet Hargreaves
as Gillian Snape
Ian Collier
as Brympton
Tony Jay
as Count Streplitch
Angela Easterling
as Miss Lemon
Fay Ripley
as Rose Bell
Terrence Hardiman
as Fane
John McEnery
as Colonel Curtiss
Emma Amos
as Sonia
Sandor Teri
as Piquemal
Clive Merrison
as Alan Redmund
Robert Reynolds
as Rankin
Sian Phillips
as Marie Strickland
John Moffatt
as M. Comeliau
Joanna Roth
as Alice
Pooky Quesnel
as Stepha Odell
Ron Donachie
as Fergusson
Caroline Carver
as Gladys Donovan
Andrew Powell
as Matt Van Der Twest
Deborah Findlay
as Mathilda
Henry Goodman
as De Meyer
Matilda Ziegler
as Christine Miller
Niamh Cusack
as Emma Crackenthorpe
John Pickles
as Jarvis
Graham Crowden
as Sir Henry
Emily Bruni
as Helene Dufosse
Geoffrey Freshwater
as Sgt. Rivers
Jason Durr
as Jaime
Jack Shepherd
as James Calder-Hale
Pat Heywood
as Mrs. Mitchell
Adrian Dunbar
as Marriat
Freddie Jones
as Harry Field Sr.
Andy Serkis
as Michael Lawler
Gilly Coman
as Holly
Felicity Dean
as Desdemona
Malcolm Storry
as DCI Johnson
Wanda Ventham
as Margaret Balshaw
Gwen Taylor
as Margaret
Gwenyth Strong
as DI Richards
Gawn Grainger
as Jack Branigan
Christopher Villiers
as Andrew Cannon
Matthew Barker