The Power Game 1965

Drama

All Titles
  • UK: The Power Game The Power Game
  • FI: Valtataistelu Valtataistelu
  • KR: The Power Game The Power Game
  • UA: The Power Game The Power Game
Director
David Reid
John Cooper
Cyril Coke
Artists
Patrick Wymark
as Sir John Wilder
Jack Watling
as Don Henderson
Clifford Evans
as Caswell Bligh
Barbara Murray
as Lady Pamela Wilder
Peter Barkworth
as Kenneth Bligh
Rosemary Leach
as Susan Weldon
Norma Ronald
as Miss Lingard
Michael Jayston
as Lincoln Dowling
Rachel Herbert
as Justine Bligh
as Frank Hagadan
Fred McNaughton
as Bisset
as Sir Jason Fowler
Robin Bailey
as Charles Grainger
Barrie Ingham
as Garfield Kane
Ian Holm
as Sefton Kemp
James Maxwell
as Colin Townley
Ralph Michael
as Gillingham
Bari Jonson
as Narada
as Sir Gordon Revidge
Philip Madoc
as Ted Newark
Llewellyn Rees
as The Minister
as Peter Hindlesham
Deborah Grant
as Jill
Calvin Lockhart
as Kofe Lokwe
John Barron
as Sir Trevor Hoylake
Fred Ferris
as Paul Budge
John Tate
as Billy Straker
Geoffrey Chater
as Arthur Stilton
Earl Cameron
as Jordan Kobola
Norman Scace
as Peter Bagehot
Robin John
as Workman
Peggy Sinclair
as Jane Redvers
Nita Moyce
as Miss Tillingshed
Eric Dodson
as Davis
as Agnes
as Minister
Frank Duncan
as Conyers
as Desk Clerk
David Grey
as Chief Immigration Officer
Keith Grenville
as Bar Waiter
Danny Daniels
as Immigration Officer
Frank Mills
as Official
Richard Aylen
as Carey
as Newscaster
as Alderman Thorpe
Preston Lockwood
as Reisling
James Cossins
as Candleford
Felicity Gibson
as Perpetua Cataline
Michael Aldridge
as Heathcoat Mobbs
Joanna Rigby
as Helen Ferguson
William Devlin
as Sir Gerald Merle
Michael Goodliffe
as Geoffrey Packard
Martin Boddey
as Jack Wigan
Donald Burton
as Jan Novak
as Lister
Nigel Green
as Hartley
Elizabeth Sellars
as Esther Kelp
Patrick Allen
as David Main
Alfred Burke
as Joe Panton
Eric Porter
as Dr. Vrieling
Guy Doleman
as Stephen Gray
Ewan Hooper
as Alderman Hall
Alan MacNaughtan
as Hendrik Van Meeren
as Alan Norton
Caroline Blakiston
as Margot Fellowship
Ernest Clark
as Frank Orwell
Anthony Nicholls
as Sir Holford Bagenal
Jeffrey Segal
as Wisselman
as Frost
George Howe
as Minister Counsellor Kidrich
Victor Platt
as Mahanny
Ric Hutton
as James Hopeton
John Brooking
as John Courtenay
David Langton
as The General
Roger Delgado
as Farid Salem
as Eduardo Contini
Dorothy Bromiley
as Beryl Ritchie
Arthur Pentelow
as Christopher Matcher
Terence Rigby
as Nightingale
Gay Hamilton
as Fredalina
André Maranne
as Cartier
David Gooderson
as Armaton
Geoffrey Lumsden
as Sir Trevelyan Stamp
Louiza Sherman
as Trina
Peter Hughes
as Douglas Maddox
as Magister
Basil Henson
as Sandy Warren
John Abineri
as Councillor Mallor
as Basil Simpson
George Pravda
as Bacciardi
Lloyd Lamble
as Edward Luke
Reginald Barratt
as Pickthorne
Conrad Monk
as Waiter
Denis Holmes
as Frank Howarth
Garth Adams
as Furbisham
as Minister Koziel
as Langrost
Marcia Ashton
as Mrs. Waters
as Masson
John Humphry
as Alan Lacey MP
Ray Brooks
as Andrew
Ray Lonnen
as Chris Roney
Donald Pickering
as Bennett
as William Metcalf
James Bree
as Davis
Brian Haines
as Bruce Murray
Reg Whitehead
as Saunders
Gilly McIver
as Lucy
Jonathan Elsom
as John Lacey
William Job
as Alan Harwood
John Line
as Stephen Wales
Nicholas Grimshaw
as Elder Workman
Stuart Saunders
as Foster
Carol Austin
as Laura
Pauline Loring
as Henrietta
Deborah Watling
as Jennifer
Arnold Diamond
as Ferguson
Ann Tirard
as Enid
as Hon. Member
Gerald Case
as The Minister
Jocelyn Britton
as Stewardess
Bill Horsley
as Freddy Cutter
Elma Soiron
as Miss Sgier
Peter Hager
as Sam Bell
Philip Brack
as James Fielding MP
as Gilbert Tremayne
Claire Maine
as Telephonist
Norman Chidgey
as Sir Louis Force
Michael Mulcaster
as Chauffeur
Paul Bacon
as Wendall
Elizabeth Digby-Smith
as Anita Lett
Coral Fairweather
as Lady Bagenal
Ann King
as Secretary
John Gatrell
as Minister
Edward Jewesbury
as Auctioneer
Mark Burns
as Minister's PPS
as Waiter
Jean Trend
as Air Stewardess
Lindsay Campbell
as Joe Ryan
Charles Hyatt
as Ambassador
David Cook
as Peter Willoughby
Willie Jonah
as Army Officer
Frank Cousins
as Bobo Naranda
Jeanne Le Bars
as Charlotte
Heather Kyd
as Typist
Salvin Stewart
as Chauffeur
Alan Gerrard
as Bill Clavering
Jeff Hall
as Security Man
Michael Reubens
as Pageboy
Graham Ashley
as Commissionaire
Elizabeth Weaver
as Janie Kent
Jane Evers
as Judith
as Norton
Stanley Jacombe
as Civil Servant
as Carpenter
as Bernard
Robert Raglan
as Fulton
Bruce Beeby
as Minister's Aide
Clifford Cox
as Jim Harvey
Helen Dorward
as Jane
Yemi Goodman Ajibade
as Premier of Malta
Lewis Teasdale
as Waiter
Henry Davies
as Victor
James Ottaway
as Customer
Tim Brinton
as ITN News Reader
Jayne Sofiano
as Pat Henderson
as Alan Cleeve
as Barry Dawson
Leslie Anderson
as Union Representative
Mary Griffiths
as Betty
Ronald Mayer
as Doorman
Peter Hoar
as Ashton
Sidney Dench
as Stan Calder
Gaynor Lloyd
as Secretary
as Stewardess
Kenneth Mcreddie
as Waiter
Antony Brown
as High Official
Julian Herington
as Freeson
Benjamin Whitrow
as Customs Man
John Quayle
as Straker's Assistant
Tom Kempinski
as Joe Maguire
Frank Littlewood
as Sir George Kell
Michael Hall
as Industry Representative
Marilyn Gothard
as Deirdre
Harry Fripp
as Toast Master
as Leash
as MP
David March
as BBC Newsreader
Wallace Bradley
as American
Lewis Wilson
as Philip Curtis
as Customs Man
Jan Williams
as Girl
Bryan Magee
as TV Interviewer
Jack Carlton
as The Speaker
Christine Pilgrim
as Waitress
Alan Lawrance
as George Westland
as Howard
Robin Scott
as Goodall (Driver)
as 1st Pressman
Stephanie Lacey
as Secretary
Janice Hoy
as Amanda
Christopher Dunham
as 2nd Pressman
David R. Aldridge
as Paul
Joseph Wise
as Freddie
Edwin Brown
as Business Friend
Ann Dimitri
as 1st Wife
Joanna Annin
as Stewardess
Arthur Brough
as Walter Hallam
John Ringham
as Leehouse
Peter Cellier
as Frank Archer
as Maggie
David Healy
as Edmans
Tutte Lemkow
as Prime Minister
George Roubicek
as Papigay
Wolfe Morris
as Mejulik
Colette O'Neil
as Mrs. Taylor
as Pastore
Robert McBain
as Simon Davey
Peter Hawkins
as Interpreter
Hamilton Dyce
as Prescott
Jean Harvey
as Mrs. Bunty Lovell
John Sterland
as Littlejohn
Anne Jameson
as Mirabelle Wentworth
Graham Leaman
as Waiter
as Housekeeper
Kenneth Keeling
as Drunk Guest
Barry Wilsher
as Agent
Juliet Kempson
as Suky
as Surgeon
John Baldwin
as Musician
Yvonne Mayol
as Stripper
Released 13 Dec 1965
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