W. Somerset Maugham 1969

Drama

An anthology series based on the varied stories by W. Somerset Maugham divided into three categories: "Rule Britannia" about colonial life, "Women of the World" which focus on female characters, and "Victims of Fate".

Tous les titres
  • UK: W. Somerset Maugham W. Somerset Maugham
  • BE: Histoires Anglaises Histoires Anglaises
  • FR: Les Nouvelles de Somerset Maugham - Histoires Anglaises Les Nouvelles de Somerset Maugham - Histoires Anglaises
  • UA: W. Somerset Maugham W. Somerset Maugham
Directeur
Moira Armstrong
Gilchrist Calder
James Cellan Jones
Artistes
Kim Kee Lim
as Clerk
Ken Nazarin
as Abdul
Ahmad Jamal
as Brothel keeper
Eileen Atkins
as Leslie Crosbie
as Jean-Paul Giradous
as Oakley
as Bracegirdle
June Ellis
as Arrow Sutcliffe
as "Tuffy" Forthside
Rosalie Westwater
as Lady Grantham
as Chinese coolie
John A. Tinn
as Servant #3
Vincent Wong
as Customs officer
Liz Ashley
as Ethel Sergison
Muguette De Braie
as La Garda
Fred Lee Own
as Chinese pawnbroker
Marguerite Young
as Duchess
Arthur Hewlett
as George
Andy Ho
as Clerk
Jimmy Fung
as Malay barman
as Millicent Bannon
as The Count
Ed Bishop
as Edward Barnard
Margaret Tyzack
as Mrs. Hamlyn
Keith Barron
as Jean Charvin
Michael Goodliffe
as Lord Mountdrago
Brenda de Banzie
as Mrs. Albert Forrester
Daniel Massey
as Knobby Clarke
Sarah Badel
as Louise
Norman Bird
as Arthur Low
Renee Houston
as "Frank" Hickson
Joe Brown
as Fred Manson
Carroll Baker
as Sadie Thompson
Charles Gray
as The Storyteller
as Anne Torel
Dorothy Tutin
as Mrs. Grange
John Stride
as Guy Wilkes
James Booth
as Ginger Ted
as Hans
Rachel Kempson
as Jane Fowler
as Margaret Bronson
Max Adrian
as Ferdy Rabenstein
Ronald Hines
as Humphrey Carruthers
Daphne Slater
as Margery Bishop
Julian Glover
as Tom Saffary
Joss Ackland
as Harold Bannon
Anna Calder-Marshall
as Gracie Carter
John Le Mesurier
as Albert Forrester
as Owen Griffiths
André Morell
as Howard Joyce
Bob Sherman
as Bateman Hunter
Elspeth March
as Beatrice Richman
Pauline Yates
as Betty Maitland
Amanda Murray
as Laura Clayton
as Jean Low
Martin Dempsey
as Mr. Gallagher
Siân Phillips
as Martha Jones
Edward Fox
as Tim Hardy
Ian Ogilvy
as Alban Torel
as El Presidente 2
Graham Crowden
as Bill Marsh
Ann Lynn
as Lady Betty
Georgina Cookson
as Marion Towers
Ronald Lewis
as Reggie Bronson
Lynn Farleigh
as Doris Hanson
Lee Montague
as Mr. Grange
Michael Bryant
as Mr. Davidson
Patience Collier
as Lady Hannah Bland
Caroline Mortimer
as Annette
Peter Egan
as Tito
Peter Bowles
as Robert Crosbie
Mary Peach
as Violet Saffary
Ciaran Madden
as Isabel Longstaffe
Megs Jenkins
as Mrs. Bulfinch
Peter Barkworth
as Mr. Jephson
as Sir Philip Brandower
Neil Stacy
as Tom Maitland
as Ned Preston
James Maxwell
as Jack Almond
John Phillips
as Commandant
Fanny Rowe
as Mrs. Skinner
Gordon Jackson
as Dr. MacPhail
Martin Potter
as Mark Featherstone
Julian Holloway
as Jack Carr
Edward Petherbridge
as Theo Cartwright
Faith Brook
as Muriel Bland
John Collin
as Prynne
Gerald Flood
as Geoffrey Mandeville
Sheila Burrell
as Madame Perrier
as Mrs. Hanson
Sean Caffrey
as Albert
Arthur Pentelow
as Charlie Bishop
Martin Jarvis
as Dr. Naughton
Georgina Hale
as Enid Clarke
Elizabeth Sellars
as Lena Finch
Anna Cropper
as Kathleen Skinner
Yootha Joyce
as Elvira
Hildegard Neil
as Lady Kastellan
Derek Hart
as Narrator
as Controleur
James Bolam
as Leslie Gaze
as Sir Adolphus Bland
as Don Agosto
Joan Benham
as Aunt Louise
Jack Woolgar
as Monsieur Perrier
Stella Tanner
as Mrs. Davidson
Guy Slater
as Gilbert Napier
as Janet Lascelles
as Lord Kastellan
Angela Browne
as Mrs. Linsell
as Mr. Skinner
Gary Watson
as Geoffrey Hammond
Dennis Price
as Admiral Frobisher
Rona Anderson
as Mrs. MacPhail
Joan Sanderson
as Lady Brancaster
as Lea Makart
Willoughby Gray
as Hannay
Angela Richards
as Gloria Fleming
Mark Edwards
as Gerry Morton
as Willi
Esmond Knight
as Sir Montague Trafford
as Madame Joyce
Ernest Clark
as Mr. Hamlyn
Avice Landone
as Mrs. Grey
Arnold Ridley
as London club waiter
Richard Owens
as Waiter
Ambrosine Phillpotts
as Mrs. Croxton
as Mrs. Hannay
as George
Geoffrey Chater
as Mr. Grey
Eric Lander
as Mr. Linsell
Graham Jones
as A.D.O.
Robert Fyfe
as Jimmy Weldon-Burns
Kenneth Edwards
as Coroner
Terry Raven
as Harry
as Pryce
Eric Longworth
as Smith
Michael Davis
as Simpson
Hilary Pritchard
as Girl in Nightclub
Gerald Martin
as Rabbi
Howard Lang
as Clark
John Kidd
as The Rev. John Tyson
Lynne White
as Maid
as Morton
Valerie Ann Fisher
as Girl in Nightclub
Graham Turnbridge
as Jackson
Anne Blake
as Mrs. Tyson
Tu Kwee Tong
as Servant #1
Mary Hignett
as Mrs. Morton
as Mrs. Hart
Winnie Fu Jung
as Ayah
Jeffry Wickham
as Captain Stratton
as Miss Carey
as Van Hasseldt
Mary Jones
as Mrs. Lacom
Gowri Gunasekara
as Ayah
Zienia Merton
as Malay Girl
Violette Leown
as Malayan Woman
Wellington Lee
as Chinese Man
Roger Fung
as Child
Mary Tenpow
as Chinese Woman
Daryll Iwin
as Chinese Boy
Jim Collier
as Prison governor
Ching Looi
as Storekeeper
Joan Hickson
as Mrs. Carter
Timothy Bateson
as Simmons
as Dr. Audlin
Aubrey Morris
as Oscar Charles
as Primero
James Dyrenforth
as Hepplewaite
Terence Bayler
as Jean-Pierre
Aharon Ipalé
as Painter
David Bauer
as Mr. Longstaffe
Jimmy Logan
as Bridge player
Richard Davies
as Labour minister
Edwina Carroll
as Eva
Raymond Adamson
as Drunk at ball
Robert Lee
as Hu-Tzung
as Old Indian
Damaris Hayman
as Mrs. Douglas
Peter Birrel
as Digby
Celia Bannerman
as Iris Maitland
Hani Borelle
as Paulette
Norman Mitchell
as Douglas
Tom Clegg
as Warder
Bridget Armstrong
as Massie
as Gambler
Charles Carson
as Doctor
Rosamund Greenwood
as Miss. Warren
as Monsieur Mathieu
Robert Henderson
as American ambassador
Alister Williamson
as Joe Manson
as Mr. Carter
Jeremy Longhurst
as George Hobbouse
Jeffrey Gardiner
as Arthur
Felix Felton
as man from Braunschmidt's
Richard Mathews
as Clifford Boyleston
Will Stampe
as Barman
Royston Tickner
as Renfrew
as Greene
Mona Chong
as Knobby's girl
Carleton Hobbs
as Judge
as Head waiter
as Photographer
Anna Fox
as Carter
Vincent Harding
as Monsieur Hanne
as Shopgirl
Ruth Kettlewell
as Secretary
Murray Hayne
as Major Hilary
Malcolm Rogers
as Warrant officer
Peter Clay
as Ferdy Dartnell
John Slavid
as Croupier
Paul Prescott
as Jo Greene
Roy Pearce
as Croupier
Brendan Barry
as Jordan
Sidney Vivian
as Albert
Pamela Stirling
as Madame D
Alexei Jawdokimov
as Russian prince
A.J. Brown
as Sir Augustus Fitzherbert
as Mr. Latham
Andrew Laurence
as Lord Grantham
Walter Horsbrugh
as Edward's butler
John Newman
as Pierre
as Bridge player
Peter French
as Harry Oakland
Fred Hugh
as Commissionaire
Gordon Faith
as Warder
as Woman at ball
Jacqueline Maude
as Mrs. Wrigley
Barbara Reynolds
as Cook
Max Harman
as Ling
Humphrey Heathcote
as Gendarme
George McGrath
as Colonel Battersby
John DeVaut
as French academic
Lai Ling
as Tom's girl
Patricia Hastings
as Lady Trafford
as Manageress
Tina Cowing
as Maid
Richard Gregory
as Bateman's butler
Marian Furster
as Adolescent girl
Jeremy Higgins
as Manservant
as Speaker
as Mrs. Latham
Peter Baton
as Sable
Tim Allan
as Jackson
John De Marco
as Bridge player
Gilbert Braglia
as Croupier
Basil Short
as Peter
Jacki Newman
as Mrs. Antrobus
Bill Prentice
as Bridge player
David Harry
as Youth
Angela Vincent
as Shopgirl
Peggy Sirr
as Chinese woman
Rafaello Centini
as Manservant
Bruce Boa
as Quartermaster
Bessie Love
as American lady
as Sybil
John Barrard
as Rodrigo
George A. Cooper
as Mr. Carleton
Claire Davenport
as Rosa
John Rees
as Anglican priest
Simon Gough
as Philip Asher
Ken Jones
as Horn
Michael Collins
as District officer
Marion Mathie
as Madame Coralie
Ian Barritt
as Charles
Geoffrey Denton
as Mr. Richardson
Michael Beint
as George Sergison
as Fat girl
John Bailey
as District officer
as Harry Selbourne
Clare Sutcliffe
as Sally
Terence Mountain
as Sailor
as Gardener
as Butler
Rafiq Anwar
as Indian police sergeant
as Waitress
as Matriarch
Olwen Griffiths
as Carmencita
Miranda Connell
as Edwina
Joyce Grant
as Matriarch
John Watters
as Teenage boy
Dorothy Reynolds
as Mildred Selbourne
Stella Moray
as Adela
Ronald Eng
as Kong
Joanne Moore-Smith
as Alphonsine
Ron Hackett
as Skelton
Rowena Ingram
as Hostess
John Payne
as Max
John Berryman
as Hair stylist
Louis Haslar
as Waiter
Al Garcia
as Tout
Basil Tang
as Cox'n
Tommy Yapp
as Servant
Raymond Marlowe
as Sailor
Alec Coleman
as Tout
Andreas Lysandrou
as Tout
Colin Thompson
as Native child
Kenneth Houng
as Clerk
Karen Newport
as Teenage girl
Max Raman
as Barman
Kenneth Kum
as Police sergeant
Dave Lee
as Houseboy
Fred Choy
as Chinaman
Joan Snow
as Horn's wife
Lou Hing Fan
as Malay houseboy
Kathleen Eu
as Native woman
Mary Yang
as Amah
Philip Warnes
as Native child
Dennis McCracken
as Tango dancer
Guy Nazarin
as Prison officer
Soully Han
as Engineer
Yasmin Singh
as Horn's daughter
Angelina Tu
as Lin-Ling
Melanye Dalgliesh
as Native child
Pat Gorman
as Waiter
Freddie Wiles
as Claridges Barman
Raoul Skinner
as Guest
Derek Shepherd
as Postman
Reg Cranfield
as Theatre Barman
Jim Delaney
as Guest
Jean Channon
as Guest
Carole Brett
as Guest
Mary Denton
as Guest
Rosina Stewart
as Guest
Joyce Freeman
as Portly Gent's wife
Dilys Marvin
as Guest
Jo Hall
as Guest
Date de sortie 03 Jun 1969
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