Softly Softly 1966

Crime Drama

This show was a drama series about a West Country police force solving local crime. It was a spin-off from another BBC drama series, Z Cars (1962).

All Titles
  • UK: Softly Softly Softly Softly
  • UA: Softly Softly Softly Softly
Director
Leonard Lewis
Brian Parker
Artists
Stratford Johns
as Det. Chief Supt. Charles Barlow
Frank Windsor
as Det. Chief Insp. John Watt
Norman Bowler
as Det. Sgt. Harry Hawkins
John Barron
as Asst. Chief Constable Austin Gilbert
Dan Meaden
as Det. Con. Ben Box
Gilbert Wynne
as Det. Con. Reg Dwyer
Bob Keegan
as Bob Blackitt
Peggy Sinclair
as PW Det. Sgt. Barbara Allin
Philip Brack
as Det. Insp. Jim Cook
David Quilter
as PC Tanner
as Asst. Chief Constable William Calderwood
Gavin Campbell
as Det. Con. William Digby
as Det. Chief Insp. Gwyn Lewis
Eric McCaine
as Insp. Laird
as Det. Con. Morgan
Chrys Salt
as Gwenda Lloyd
as PC Greenly
Alexis Kanner
as Det. Con. Matt Stone
Glyn Houston
as Det. Supt. Arthur Jones
Gay Hamilton
as Jean Morrow
Garth Adams
as Station Sergeant
John Law
as Chief Supt. Dunkerley
Michael Sheard
as Sgt. Jefferson
Iain Anders
as Chief Supt. Smith
Ian Frost
as Mooney
Barry Letts
as Det. Sgt. Reed
John Moore
as Charles 'Raz' Berry
as Salmons
John Crocker
as Fuller
John Rees
as Rees
as Anthony
Stanley Hollingsworth
as Blakely
Vic Taylor
as Ambulance Man
as Det. Con. Parry
Tina Matthews
as WPC Newman
Richard Irvine
as PC Willoughby
Colin Douglas
as Det. Chief Insp. Rawlings
Richard Grant
as Insp. Guest
Nicholas Brent
as Station Sergeant
John Ringham
as Det. Insp. Evans
Howard Lang
as Captain Donaldson
as Proctor
Trevor Bannister
as Dennington
Derek Martin
as Det. Con. Jones
Ysanne Churchman
as Mrs. Robins
Alan Downer
as Chief Insp. Owen
Dennis Adams
as Henry Morris
Phil McCall
as Billie Greave
as Det. Insp. Berkeley
Aubrey Richards
as Bill Morgan
John Bown
as Bray
Susan Lawrance
as Janet Box
Peter Andrews
as Cafferty
as Coulter
Ewan Hooper
as Arthur Bannister
as Law
John Baskcomb
as David Rice
John Dawson
as Bursell
as George Gregory
Milton Johns
as Ralph Rayburn
Hamilton Dyce
as Gordon
Maggie Lynton
as Radio Operator
Richard Davies
as Jenkins
as Ambulance Man
Clare Sutcliffe
as Evelyn Sharp
as Arnold
Reg Pritchard
as Connor
Lewis Wilson
as Clenton
Murray Evans
as Grant
Edgar Harrison
as Brewer
John Bailey
as Archie
Jean Trend
as Ivy Morse
Victor Langley
as Landlord
Harold Reese
as Magistrate's Clerk
Michael Warren
as Jarvis
Peter Diamond
as Leech
Edwin Brown
as Bishop
as Thompson
Madeleine Mills
as Daphne
Edward Cast
as Roberts
Keith Goodman
as PC Chesterfield
as Mrs. Bailey
Diana Coupland
as Mae
Tenniel Evans
as David Piction
as Mason
Raymond Huntley
as Chief Constable Jarrold
Michael Gover
as Insp. Hobbs
Geoffrey Chater
as Framley
Patrick Jordan
as Courtney
John Challis
as Det. Con. Rankin
Jack Lambert
as Chief Constable Wesley
as Det. Con. Sanderson
as Det. Sgt. Rawlings
Simon Cord
as PC Kibble
John Collin
as Jerry Owen
Edward Clayton
as PC Oates
Emrys Jones
as Insp. Franklyn
Michael Goldie
as PC Rogers
Dennis Tynnsley
as Duty Sergeant
Michael Beint
as Insp. Stamp
Richard Butler
as Maitland
Jon Croft
as Bill Lennox
Clifford Earl
as Det. Insp. Harrison
Peter King
as Det. Con. Jones
Jay Neill
as Inspector Guest
Glynn Edwards
as Fisk
Nicholas Selby
as Chief Constable Nicholson
James Chase
as James McNeil
Rio Fanning
as Barry Paice
as Fingerprint Man
Terence Lodge
as Darkie
John Martin
as Eddy Pringle
as PC Walters
Margaret John
as Mrs. Morris
John Nettleton
as Barker
Rhoda Lewis
as Alice Blackitt
as Det. Supt. Mortimer
Leonard Grahame
as Det. Con. Betton
Ronald Govey
as Durrel
Derek Benfield
as Moxham
Barry Lowe
as Gordon
Frank Mills
as Bob Mason
Edward Evans
as Jack Marshall
Denis Cleary
as Gibbs
as Det. Chief Insp. Gant
Carol Austin
as Mrs. Stacey
Stan Jay
as Chris Wright
as Jimmo
Bernard Horsfall
as Gentleman John Cassidy
as Chief Constable William Howells
Brian Grellis
as Jack Gregory
as Geoff Dwyer
Windsor Davies
as Deputy Governor
Henry McGee
as James Mortimer
Charles Rea
as Frank
as Det. Chief Supt. Keith Orton
Daphne Heard
as Mrs. Evans
Brian Hayes
as Blakey
Jim McManus
as McMichael
Will Stampe
as Bill Farrar
Roger Gale
as Mercer
Barry Keegan
as Easton
as Clarke
Derren Nesbitt
as Newnes
Guy Deghy
as Zerafin
Henry Davies
as Det. Sgt. Willett
Brian Rawlinson
as Newton
Norman Mitchell
as Dave Cullen
Malcolm Patton
as Barman
Jack Le White
as Dodds
Talfryn Thomas
as Emrys Pritchard
Bert Palmer
as Benny
Richard Pearson
as Gough
Artro Morris
as Archer
John McKelvey
as McNulty
Dorothy Frere
as Mrs. McNeil
as Sparkleigh
Laurence Hardy
as Atkins
as Pat Williams
as Anstey
Maurice Hedley
as Governor
Katherine Parr
as Doris Dwyer
Kenneth Farrington
as Fletcher
as Parsons
Gary Watson
as Harry Owen
Roy Hanlon
as MacInnes
as Judge
as Doctor
Caroline Dowdeswell
as June
Neville Smith
as Morton
Paul Marklew
as Jimmy
as Auntie May
June Barrie
as Miss Hare
Barry Linehan
as Kuttner
Howard Charlton
as Adams
as Barry
Robert Russell
as Edwards
Barry Wilsher
as Foster
Susan Richards
as Alice Masters
as Chubb
Anton Darby
as Ron Gulliver
Henry Manning
as Ambulance Man
Oliver MacGreevy
as Smithfield
as Gordon Verrey
Norman Florence
as George
Keith Anderson
as Hamilton
as Cyril
Christopher Greatorex
as PC Shaw
John Lee
as Controller
John Angove
as Croupier
Coral Atkins
as Mary Field
as Ambulance Man
Salvin Stewart
as Fricker
Michael Wynne
as Clissold
as Mrs. Leyton
David Lander
as Senfield
Morris Parsons
as Landlord
Howard Rawlinson
as Haldane
as Joey Dill
as Slater
Vickery Turner
as Jane, Radio Operator
Michael Peake
as Burgess
as Lane
as Customs Man
Roger Ostime
as Doctor
as Cafferty
Bobbie Oswald
as May Hatton
as Porter
John Bennett
as Everitt
Tina Ruta
as Mrs. Padowski
Brian Wilde
as Benson
as Anwar
Stanley Price
as Strobie
Valerie Stanton
as Cashier
Patrick Westwood
as Forbes
Pauline Munro
as Betty
as Harry
Dennis Plenty
as Barman
Desmond Cullum-Jones
as Detective Constable
Keith Ashley
as Museum Attendant
Tommy Godfrey
as Edward Nevin
John Phillips
as Det. Chief Supt. Robins
Cyril Cross
as PC Denby
Donald Hewlett
as Anderson
William Dysart
as Det. Insp. Morrow
as Det. Insp. Churchill
Jack Hedley
as Jimmy Kiernan
Meredith Edwards
as Det. Insp. White
Ian Dewar
as Sgt. Powell
John Stone
as Det. Insp. Pringle
Alec Ross
as Det. Insp. Bird
Barbara Keogh
as Eva Nevin
Hubert Rees
as Det. Supt. Evans
Alan Haines
as PC Rudge
Bernard G. High
as PC Williams
Stuart Monro
as PC Heron
Peter Bowles
as Conn
Peter Cellier
as Stanley Mellish
as Insp. Williams
as Det. Sgt. Rogers
Paul Hardwick
as Jammy Barnet
as Frank Amber
Peter Hawkins
as Det. Sgt. Thorn
Brian McDermott
as Lol
Christopher Guinee
as Tom Dawson
Hugh Evans
as Det. Insp. Knight
as Kim Wilson
Carol Passmore
as WPC Lambton
as Ted Reece
as Duke
Hilda Braid
as June Parker
Bernard Kay
as Birch
James Ellis
as Sgt. Bert Lynch
as Det. Insp. Pooley
Edward Brayshaw
as George Kent
Jon Laurimore
as Peter Griffin
Ralph Watson
as PC Harvey
Victor Charrington
as Insp. Baxter
Raymond Clarke
as Drew Goodlip
Hedi Sandler
as PW Det. Sgt. Morgan
Murray Melvin
as Terry
Frederick Treves
as Sims
Clive Merrison
as Dafydd James
Bryan Marshall
as Jeff Simpson
Fabia Drake
as Roberta Lamb
Ken Jones
as Henderson
Donna Reading
as Betty Nevin
William Fisher
as PC Henderson
Raymond Hardie
as Det. Sgt. Cannen
James Cosmo
as McBride
Walter Gotell
as Chief Constable Arthur Cullen
Jo Rowbottom
as Vera
Robin Stewart
as Indiopellus
Richard Caldicot
as Chief Constable Hunter
Alister Williamson
as Insp. Simmonds
John Malcolm
as Jack Carter
Ann Hamilton
as Norma Milner
Edwin Finn
as Dicky Bird
Martin Conisbee
as PC Vaughan
Kenneth Colley
as Robins
Aubrey Morris
as Wintle
William Marlowe
as Thomas Stacey
Raymond Adamson
as Det. Insp. Martin
as PC Downer
Claire Nielson
as Mavis Robinson
Robin Parkinson
as Moore
as Seaton
as Josie
Michael Gambon
as Pete Lucas
Steven Berkoff
as PC Archer
as Det. Insp. Roper
as Johnson
Terence Rigby
as Reynolds
Patricia Haines
as Bobbie
as Billy Morgan
James Beck
as Chief Supt. Colson
Nicholas Courtney
as Davidson
Brenda Bruce
as Hilda Berry
as Crossman
Dave Anderson
as Sgt. Fenny
Mike Savage
as Ken Phillips
as Collins
Edward Kelsey
as Insp. Jackson
Charles Pemberton
as Hare
Richard Morgan
as Sgt. Price
Edward Deemer
as Duty Sergeant
William Hartnell
as Henry Swift
Nicola Pagett
as Margery Anderson
Jack Watling
as Carter
Christopher Godwin
as PC Grange
Michael Osborne
as Det. Con. Moss
Kenneth Gilbert
as Det. Sgt. Conway
as Judy
Chris Webb
as PC Andrew
Henry Moxon
as Wilfred Crain
Sidney Vivian
as Dodds
as William Gibbs
John Berryman
as PC Watkins
as Daniel Owen
as Agnes Madden
Roger Hammond
as Moulton
Terence de Marney
as Josh Evans
Godfrey James
as Nolan
William Fox
as Deputy Chief Constable Smithers
as Richard Milner
Edward Higgins
as Detective Inspector
as Mexie
Robert Brown
as Bramley
Pauline Yates
as Sadie Jarvis
Bill McLean
as PC Drummond
Sean Arnold
as PC Rowlands
as Sidney Salt
Jack May
as Harrison
Brian Poyser
as Archer
Maggie Don
as Marge
Manning Wilson
as Cater
Desmond Carrington
as Reverend Beaumont
Luanshya Greer
as Jo
as John Smith
Ronald Mayer
as Inspector
as PC Cork
Pauline Collins
as Marilyn
as Dr. Kelper
Michael Goodliffe
as Markham
as George Milton
Alethea Charlton
as Mrs. Forbes
Jacki Piper
as Mary Rhys
Dermot Walsh
as Duffy
as Cummings
Patrick Tull
as Janos
Arthur Lovegrove
as Stanley Pierce
Richard King
as Detective Sergeant
Wilfred Carter
as Insp. Culley
Stephanie Turner
as Rita Ray
Julian Curry
as Tony Wilkins
as Telfer
Ray Mort
as Bob Spender
as Renee
Harold Goldblatt
as Alfred Briant
Noel Dyson
as Anne Anderson
Michael Hawkins
as Charles Weston
Donald Webster
as Tommy Raven
Jennifer Hill
as Margo Blakey
as PC Evans
John Golightly
as Det. Sgt. Millhouse
Philip Stone
as Smedley
Jonathan Lynn
as Tony
Helen Shingler
as Valerie Peto
Peter Reynolds
as Alec Phillips
James Appleby
as Greenwood
Derek Chafer
as Sgt. Thoms
Tony Wall
as Ted Fisher
Christopher Cunningham
as Captain Heffern
Margaret Ford
as Megan Mellish
Richard Aylen
as Carter
Derek Newark
as Alec Bridges
Elspeth March
as Dora
Avril Elgar
as Tart
Ronald Leigh-Hunt
as Harvey
Steve Emerson
as Police Constable
as Mr. Morris
Rosalind Elliot
as Barbara Segal
as PC March
John Baker
as Insp. Blague
as Wrighton
David J. Grahame
as Taxi Driver
as Elliot
as Jackson
Diana Hope
as Molly
Anthony Higginson
as Checkpoint Constable
Bernard Kelly
as Watkins
Anthony Stone
as Sergeant
as Jack Luff
Frank Middlemass
as Tommy Lindsay
Marion Mathie
as Big Jonesy
Bernard Archard
as HM Inspector of Constabulary (I)
John Horsley
as Curator
David Garfield
as Elliot
Christine Hargreaves
as Terry
John Paul
as Simons
Louie Ramsay
as Faye
Colin Rix
as Jim Parker
Cherry Morris
as Jonnie Hatton
as Bennet
James Belchamber
as Bennett
Eynon Evans
as Dr. Roberts
Michael Haynes
as PC Stephenson
Jonathan Newth
as Casey
as George Coke
Martin Boddey
as Brown
Anne Rutter
as Sadie
as Peggy Williams
Simon Brent
as Tom Mathews
Frederick Hall
as Gallagher
Rosalie Westwater
as Miss Binns
David Shaw
as Det. Con. Miller
Joan Crane
as Muriel Weston
Lee Richardson
as Alan Pike
as Mrs. Searle
Michael Elwyn
as Oliver
Michael Stainton
as Dave Lomax
Thomas Heathcote
as Rimmer
Anthony Jacobs
as Dino
Elizabeth Morgan
as Rose Ashley
as Miss Dennison
Robert Bartlett
as Ellis
Hector Ross
as Scobie
as Bernard Heffern
Julie Martin
as Mrs. Rivers
Fred Hugh
as George
as Ron Wood
Patrick Troughton
as Bellamy
as Gilbert
George A. Cooper
as Ronson
Brian Oulton
as Bettesford
Gwendolyn Watts
as Anne Bryant
David McKail
as Roger Kirch
George Pravda
as Mr. Segal
Tony Doonan
as Cracknell
Walter Horsbrugh
as Father Paul
Terence Brook
as Swales
Peter Russell
as PC Lamb
as Miriam
Paul Dawkins
as Bert Thomas
Ray Browne
as Garage Attendant
Owen Berry
as Mr. Darwin
as Det. Con. Allinson
Meg Ritchie
as Liz Fulton
David Carson
as Vic
Kenneth Cowan
as Insp. Mountain
Patrick Cargill
as Chief Constable Hamilton
as Marie Berry
Sean Barrett
as Jamie Gosse
Dan Jackson
as Gomes
as Wilson
Bernard Holley
as Miller
Dennis Chinnery
as Moffatt
as Landlord
as Madge
Pamela Stirling
as Mrs. Williams
as Olive
Henry Gilbert
as Russell
Maurice Quick
as Dorman
Frank Dunne
as Cutler
Maureen O'Reilly
as Mrs. Rednapp
Carol MacReady
as Ellen Simpson
Arthur Duncan
as PC Gurney
as Myers
as Yeardley
as Lemgrace
Karen Ford
as Ruth Watkins
as Yvonne Ballard
Gary Files
as Joseph Warr
as Mrs. Swift
as Station Sergeant
Norman Claridge
as Franklyn
Douglas Murchie
as Morrie
as Derek Mossman
Tony Caunter
as Anderson
Nicholas McArdle
as MacKenna
Aimée Delamain
as Mrs. Abbott
Shay Gorman
as Paddy
as Faber
Raymond Mason
as Rogers
Pamela Sholto
as Elizabeth Thompson
A.J. Brown
as James Russell
Annette Simone
as Carol Ransom
Edward Caddick
as Sid
as Carter
Amelia Taylor
as Carol
Andrew Laurence
as Simpson
Peter Lund
as Det. Con. Nicholas
Moira Lynd
as Mrs. Wood
Alex Begbie
as Prenter
David Burke
as Swaine
Peter Copley
as Ben Snow
Kevin Brennan
as Craddock
George Woodbridge
as King
as Hudson
as Det. Insp. Hedges
Geoffrey Hinsliff
as Jerry Moston
Robert McBain
as Tony Packham
John Barrard
as Sid Seaton
Kate Brown
as Waitress
June Barry
as Molly
Bryan Coleman
as Carpenter
Margo McLennan
as Mona
Bill Horsley
as Railway Clerk
Peter Hager
as Police Driver
as Sgt. Powell
Sebastian Breaks
as Billy Thompson
Elizabeth Digby-Smith
as Receptionist
as Miss Edwards
as Duffy
as Senior Prison Officer
as Sergeant
William Gaunt
as Tupper
as Dolly
as Mother
Jeffrey Segal
as Truman
Andrew Robertson
as Cyril
Len Jones
as Terry
David Conville
as Prosecuting Counsel
Rosemary Lord
as Receptionist
as Outram
Kate Story
as Nancy Williams
Delia Paton
as Miss May
as Mrs. Birch
Eileen Sanford
as Jane
Pamela Marwood
as Neighbour
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Thomas
as Mrs. Carter
Pauline Delaney
as Mrs. Coke
Geoffrey Russell
as Tim Darrell
Stuart Saunders
as Joe Breem
as Booking Office Clerk
Alfred Bell
as Darling
David Butler
as Richard Slattery
Jay Denyer
as Brooks
Gillian Royale
as Brenda Reed
Cristina Dane
as Joy Simpson
Gideon Kolb
as Anderson
Edward Topps
as Williams
Anthony Valentine
as Yob
John Rolfe
as Irons
Patricia Heneghan
as Mrs. Edwards
Reginald Jessup
as Ross
Anthony Collin
as Rivers
Lane Meddick
as Thomas
Bloke Modisane
as Barry
as Stokes
Alan Halley
as Rally Marshal
Peter Legge
as Det. Con. Parsons
Brian Gear
as Robinson
Elizabeth Paget
as Mrs. Fisher
Andrew Murray
as Greg
John J. Carney
as Lucas
Ann Way
as Mrs. Ferguson
Leslie Dwyer
as Alf Morris
Jane Griffiths
as Liz Davies
as Mouse
Roy Evans
as Mills
as Eileen Murphy
Marigold Sharman
as Enid
Margaret St. Barbe West
as Mrs. Jamieson
Bill Hutchinson
as Joss
as Ted Rice
John Trenaman
as Bannister's Assistant
Vincent Harding
as PC Cleary
as Jean Plunkett
John Allison
as Gregson
Frank Cowley
as Porter
Hugh Dickson
as Mr. Freeman
Peter Halliday
as Hobbs
Jacqueline Ellis
as Norma
Derek Seaton
as Larsen
Susan Whitman
as Janice
as Billy Dodds
Robert Hunter
as First Man
as Len
Richard Wilding
as Bank Manager
Pat Rossiter
as Waitress
Anne Marzell
as Myra
Sylvia Osborne
as Mrs. Lucas
Sandra Scriven
as Linda Evans
John Hallam
as Abel Jackson
John Comer
as George Boscombe
Roy Skelton
as Fred Thomas
Jeremy Longhurst
as Dr. Cowley
John Boxer
as Payne
Ric Felgate
as Alec Wilson
Ray Marioni
as Giorgio
Grahame Mallard
as Len Walsh
as Walter Norton
Peter Badger
as Kidd
Peter Sugden
as Larkin
Katie Dawkins
as Margie Evans
as Mrs. Lantell
John Cater
as Edwards
as Oliver
as Peters
Arnold Peters
as Magistrate
Jumoke Debayo
as Nurse Jonas
Douglas Fielding
as Simpson
as Secretary
Carol Fairweather
as Mrs. Thomas
Noelle Finch
as Tilly
Peter Stanton
as Parsons
Mike Stanley
as Butcher
Michael Graham Cox
as Andrews
as Simms
Richard Carpenter
as Phil Race
June Ellis
as Mrs. Bryant
as Mr. Plunkett
Paul Farrell
as Dodds
as Bell
as Ted Dennis
Jill Riddick
as Elizabeth Morris
as 1st Intruder
Deirdre Turner
as Maid
Brian Anderson
as Mitchell
Chip Coveney
as Betty
Jan Quy
as Susan
as Miss Susanne
as Miss Lloyd
Hamish Wilson
as Mitch
Bruno Barnabe
as Sanderson
Ron Owen
as Aide No. 1
Mary Denison
as Milly
Marguerite Young
as Licensee
as Chess Player
Judith Butt
as Annie
Mary Hignett
as Miss Arnold
as Mrs. Thomas
as Jeffreys
Joe Cornelius
as Tobin
as Mr. Jenkins
Vernon Joyner
as Defence Counsel
Raymond Smith
as Jeffreys
as Mrs. Lucas
Dan Caulfield
as George
Douglas Emery
as Dad Owen
Michael Stanley
as James Rendall
Valerie Douglas
as Waitress
David Griffin
as Pullen
Ray Brooks
as Ted Collins
Anne Kidd
as Receptionist
Peter Brett
as Franks
Leon Eagles
as Jim Mason
John Cobner
as Colley
Mary Laine
as Mrs. Williams
Gordon Cave
as Barman
George Pastell
as Norazio
Renu Setna
as Smith
Derek Francis
as Mr. Allen
Brian Osborne
as PC Verrall
Anne Ridler
as Kay Morgan
Norman Pitt
as Doctor
William Lyon Brown
as Speaker
Charles Hodgson
as Skidmore
Philip Howard
as Davis
as 2nd Intruder
Janet Milner
as Jean
Caroline Monkhouse
as Mary Rowley
Angela Ellis
as Maisie Saunders
John Melvin
as Wallace
as Simmonds
Peter Hughes
as Defence Counsel
John Tate
as Des Dwyer
Basil Clarke
as Magistrate
Bill Lyons
as Boy
Peter Forbes-Robertson
as Supt. Grey
as Comben
Chris Carbis
as Anon Man
Garard Green
as Joe
Norman Wynne
as Jack's Father
Peter Hempson
as Boy
Frederick Farley
as Padowski
Malcolm James
as Child
John Nicol
as Aide No. 2
Michael Harrison
as Perkins
Mona Hammond
as Nora
William Wilde
as Sparrow
Roy Purcell
as Prince
Barry J. Gordon
as Cafe Owner
Earl Green
as Joe
as Waiter
Dave Carter
as Barman
as Dave
Lynne White
as HQ Girl
Pippa Rowe
as Betty
Nat Pearn
as Gregg
Walter Sparrow
as George
Harvey Hall
as Edwards
as Eddie
Lala Lloyd
as Mrs. Evans
Bill Kenwright
as David Charles
Russell Napier
as CRO Man
Oscar James
as Customer in Betting Shop
George Lee
as Don Morris
Keith James
as Jenkins
David Jarrett
as Padley
William Holmes
as Owen Pritchard
as Stripper
John Hollis
as Dixon
Simon Prebble
as Devlin
John Dearth
as Shepherd
Kenneth Benda
as Chief Constable Everett
Redmond Phillips
as Judge
Patricia Denys
as WPC Raikes
Amanda Duckett
as Girl
John Bryning
as Jed
Alison Fraser
as Ethel
Raymond Miller
as Landlord
Pat Harwood
as Mrs. Low
David Prowse
as Johnny
Beryl Nesbitt
as Ethel Norton
Will Leighton
as Paddy Regan
John Line
as Fergusson
John Levene
as Youth
John Sterland
as Patrick
Pat Wallen
as Maggie
David Collings
as Lloyd
Noelle Middleton
as Janet Snow
Barbara New
as Mrs. Attwood
as Mrs. Meredith
as Jameson
John York
as Father Hilary
Barbara Clift
as Pub Singer
Bernard Severn
as Marsh
Blair Stewart
as Tom Grant
as Receptionist
Faith Kent
as Lady in Station
Bill McGuffie
as Pub Pianist
as Dr. Clifford
Brenda Peters
as Mrs. Cutler
Roy Curtis
as Herriot
David Melbourne
as Usher
Biff Byfield
as Chief Constable Walker
Crawford Lyall
as Thug
Peter Miles
as Clerk of the Court
Bunny May
as Swift
Stephen Hubay
as Mountford
Robert Flynn
as Smith
John Woodnutt
as Franklyn
Hugh Munro
as Foreman
as Fletcher
as Ross
Jacqueline Bacon
as Valma
Alan Roper
as Pianist
Timothy Harley
as Robson
Bob Grant
as Napier
Roland MacLeod
as Bystander
Nigel Bernard
as Chief Constable Burns
Les Conrad
as Thug
Guy Pierce
as Joseph Harris
Ray Armstrong
as White
Geoffrey Morris
as Thomas
Derek Slater
as Jury Foreman
Frederick Peisley
as Johnson
Richard Bebb
as Informant
Arthur Whybrow
as Duffy's Mate
Eddie Davis
as Burgess
Susan Ashworth
as Maralyn Ryland
Paddy Kane
as Child
Peter Newby
as 1st Inmate
Michael McClain
as Barman
as Leonard
Roger Timms
as Immigration Officer
as Smithie
John Slavid
as Croupier
Brenda Saunders
as Sister
Rodney Madden
as 2nd Inmate
Katy Greenwood
as Jane Tobin
Rex Holdsworth
as Stallholder
Jean Francis
as Flo
as Neighbour
Nigel Grice
as Peter
as Drunk
as Dr. Townley
Bart Allison
as Night Watchman
David Jason
as Smith
Peter Challis
as Walk On
Pat Gorman
as Police Constable
Charles Finch
as Police Constable
as Police Constable
Nanette Ryder
as Mrs. Barlow
as Barman
Stanley Davies
as Police Constable
Jean Callaghan
as Nurse
Charles Saynor
as Head Waiter
as Ambulance Man
as Station Sergeant
as Croupier
Ali Hassan
as Police Constable
Eric Smith
as Police Constable
Danny Rae
as Police Constable
Andy Devine
as Chief Constable
Reg Cranfield
as Chief Constable
Arthur McGuire
as Chief Constable
Kelvin Johns
as Chief Constable
Harold Horsham
as Chief Constable
Tony Rohr
as Hippie
Winifred Sabine
as Woman Cashier
George Curtis
as Desk Sergeant
Sydney King
as Barman
Royston Farrell
as Prison Officer
Declan Cuffe
as Waiter
James Clayton
as Police Constable
Bella Emberg
as Secretary
Constance Carling
as Patient
David Foot
as Detective Constable
Released 05 Jan 1966
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Softly Softly 1966

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