Hannay 1988

Adventure Crime Mystery

Richard Hannay is a man of his times: an Edwardian gentleman and adventurer, a mining engineer from South Africa of Scottish origin, who lives by his own standards and wits, upholding a moral code which is distinctly his own. An o...

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Directeur
Guy Slater
Artistes
Robert Powell
as Richard Hannay
as Reggie Armitage
Gavin Richards
as Count Von Schwabing
Jill Meager
as Eleanor Armitage
Neville Phillips
as Club Clerk
Diane Bull
as Sal Alford
T.R. Bowen
as Foreign Secretary
Felix Bowness
as Music Hall Comedian
William Davies
as Music Hall Pianist
John Hughes
as Butler
Nicholas Coppin
as Knipper
Harry Van Engel
as Club Member
Phyllis Logan
as Alison Ross
Charles Gray
as Commander Nevil
Geraldine Alexander
as Lady Madrigal Fitzjames
as Barbara Leigh
Sharon Maughan
as Dore Nicholson
Anthony Valentine
as Sir Marcus Leonard
Richard Pasco
as Eugene Delahunty
as Lord Berenger
Terrence Hardiman
as Harman
Oliver Cotton
as George Duxbury
David Waller
as Lord Haslemere
Alex Kingston
as Kirsten Larssen
as Sybil Verney
as Vivien Laputa
Ron Pember
as Charlie Peterson
Nigel Le Vaillant
as Henry Milner
as Auguste Kars
Karen Archer
as Madge Drayton
as Simone Angeketell
Iain Cuthbertson
as Sheriff Elliston
as Lady Veronica Strickland
Ann Curthoys
as Mrs. Harman
as Florence Peterson
Leslie Schofield
as Tennant
Richenda Carey
as Marigold Hudspith
Bernard Kay
as Chief Inspector Rodier
Derek Smith
as Colonel Walmesley-Jones
Peter Halliday
as Eric Dearth
as Michael Harrington
Michael Culver
as Major Edmund Philipson
Mark Tandy
as Cully
Hilton McRae
as Lord Drysdale
Dominique Barnes
as Lady Anne
Gary Watson
as Sir Greville Strickland
Amanda Rosen
as Madeline Christiansen
as Joe Morris
Conrad Phillips
as Dirk Huysman
Richard Moore
as Gus Thorpe
Frank Moorey
as Dr. Nils Larssen
Peter Pacey
as Boy Morland
Claire Parker
as Susan Dawny
Gary Bond
as Ned Jollifant
Malcolm Tierney
as Latimer
as Harrap
Stephen Churchett
as Rev. Martin Kennedy
Gordon Kane
as Adam Logan
Michelle Evans
as La Motte
Martin Clunes
as Lord Amersham
Richard O'Callaghan
as Bald-Headed Man
Deirdre Costello
as Ivy
Carol Burns
as Muriel Thorpe
David Howey
as Lord Hurst
as Desmond Leigh
Denis Lill
as Inspector Bristow
Philip McGough
as Kupitt
Kenneth Farrington
as Alfred Flete
as Chief Inspector Crombie
Martin Read
as Privitt
Ian Redford
as Meredith Baxter
as Dr. Angus Birbeck
Spencer Leigh
as Vermilion Thorpe
as Police Inspector
Jonathan Oliver
as Edgar Voce
Colin Jeavons
as Hugh Wotton
Edward de Souza
as Barone Di Castigliani
David Ashton
as Alec Cauldshaw
as Brim
Mark Buffery
as Grand Duke Alyukin
Angus Barnett
as Cromwell Thorpe
Charles Collingwood
as Freddie Parkinson
Simon Smith
as Rupert Baxter
Simon Cowell-Parker
as Smythe
Hugo-James Ellis
as Hon. David Tremayne
Jane Hollowood
as Maisie
Jan Hartley Morris
as Music Hall Singer
Oliver Ford Davies
as Russian Ambassador
as Taverner
Frank Mills
as Postman Peter
Iain Lauchlan
as Simon Rintoul
Davilia O'Connor
as Mrs. Brim
Frank Baker
as Gotobed Otterspoor
John Bardon
as Edward Rose
Tony O'Callaghan
as Sharpe
Paul Humpoletz
as Conductor
Chris Jenkinson
as Wilfred Stott
Peter Ledbury
as Major Lampert-Smith
Dermot Crowley
as Dr. Forgan
Joan Blackham
as Miss Payne
as Harry Bateman
William McBain
as Noah Rintoul
Joyce Grant
as Madame Sonya
David Haig
as Conrad Smyth
Arthur Whybrow
as Hubert
Phil Smeeton
as Toby Hickathrift
as Police Constable
Peter Sproule
as Mitchell
Murray Ewan
as Hinton
James Mansfield
as Muller
Selina Cadell
as Miss Harkness
Michael Sheard
as Perrin
Anne Kidd
as Catriona Tod
Helen Ryan
as Babuschka
Timothy Block
as Sgt. Bennett
Ken Drury
as Cabbie
Denys Hawthorne
as Counsel for the Defence
Colin Prockter
as Reverend Harker
Katy Landis
as Mary
Tricia Ford
as Rita
Michael Shevelew
as Army Captain
John Ringham
as Manners
Stuart Mungall
as Neil Tod
Brett Forrest
as Sim Hailey
Peter Clayburgh
as Nanty
as Army Corporal
Jim Dunk
as Foreman
Harry Jones
as Billy
Chris Sanders
as Chef de Train
as Counsel for the Prosecution
Glyn Baker
as Guy Thorpe
as Tarrant
Alan Hunter
as Saunders
Brian Patterson
as Fergus Tod
Kenneth Midwood
as Tailor
David Conville
as The Judge
Patrick Carter
as Workman
Susanna Page
as Music Hall Singer
as Nurse
Daniel André Pageon
as Maitre d'Hotel
Vincenzo Nicoli
as Gypsy
Victoria Burgoyne
as Maisie Thorpe
Derek Anders
as Sergeant Forbes
David Gooderson
as Ship's Steward
George Mikell
as Baron Vogel
Rupert Bates
as Ambrose Meek
Colin Rix
as Clerk of the Court
Maureen O'Reilly
as Shop-Keeper
as 1st Russian
Angus Lennie
as Drummond
as Meredith
as Brabazon
as Police Constable
David Rose
as Ford
Dave Atkins
as Fred
Roger Heathcott
as 2nd Russian
Steven Wickham
as Boris
Geoffrey Hodson
as Foreman of the Jury
John Rolfe
as Ross
as Embassy Guard
Michael Hughes
as Quentin
Joe van Dyke
as Major Crawfurd
Grant Thatcher
as Mr. Osborne
Alec McKenzie
as Sid
Pavel Douglas
as Frederick
Peter McCulloch
as Mining Foreman
Richard Cubison
as Oleg
Donna Wilson
as Mrs. Osborne
Nigel Makin
as Milkman
as Pianist
Robert Brown
as Roberton
Stuart Fell
as Todd
Graeme Edler
as Gendarme
as Betty
as Sir James West
Pat Pelton
as Nurse Barraclough
Gracie Cole
as Pianist
as Gendarme
Sidney Livingstone
as Police Commissioner
as Club Porter
Peter Corey
as Edgar
Johnny Brogden
as Matthew
as Raymond
Clive Curtis
as Seaman
Paul Kirk
as Drage
Jim Delaney
as Court Official
Reg Thomason
as Black Stone Member
Cy Town
as Charlie - Music Hall Patron
as Sheriff Clerk
Willy Bowman
as Black Stone Member
Derek Chafer
as Government Official
David Rolfe
as Footman
Micky Clarke
as Museum Guard
Peter Roy
as Court Official
Kenneth Coombs
as Wedding Guest
John Cannon
as Music Hall Patron
Leslie Adams
as Guest
Date de sortie 06 Jan 1988
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