| Cyril Appleton |
Wind
- Series 1, Episode 4 - It is better to travel hopefully than to arrive.
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1 |
| Tim Barrett |
Mr Holmes
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
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1 |
| Philip Bird |
Newsreader
- Series 1, Episode 6 - Keep on running. Keep on hiding.
|
1 |
| Roger Blake |
Second Policeman
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Carole Boyd |
Mrs Wallace
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| Jill Brassington |
T.V. Interviewer
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Richard Bremmer |
P.C. Evans
- Series 1, Episode 4 - It is better to travel hopefully than to arrive.
|
1 |
| Nick Burnell |
Mr Fletcher
- Series 1, Episode 3 - We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when.
|
1 |
| David Conville |
Government Minister
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Willie Coppen |
Second S.L.F. Member
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| Brian Croucher |
First Workman
- Series 1, Episode 6 - Keep on running. Keep on hiding.
|
1 |
| Bill Cullum |
Small Busker
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Howard David |
Usher
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| Simon Dormandy |
Police Sergeant
- Series 1, Episode 4 - It is better to travel hopefully than to arrive.
|
1 |
| Duncan Faber |
Small Customer
- Series 1, Episode 2 - Curfew, n. 1; an order or regulation requiring persons of a usu. specified class to be off the streets at a specified time
|
1 |
| John Graham-Davies |
Second Workman
- Series 1, Episode 6 - Keep on running. Keep on hiding.
|
1 |
| Geoffrey Greenhill |
Prison Warder
- Series 1, Episode 2 - Curfew, n. 1; an order or regulation requiring persons of a usu. specified class to be off the streets at a specified time
|
1 |
| Michael Gunn |
Bus Conductor
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Paul Haley |
Mr Wallace
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| Guy Henry |
T.V. Reporter
- Series 1, Episode 3 - We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when.
|
1 |
| Andrew Hilton |
D.I. Clark
- Series 1, Episode 6 - Keep on running. Keep on hiding.
|
1 |
| David Janes |
First Policeman
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Paul Large |
S.L.F. Member
- Series 1, Episode 3 - We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when.
|
1 |
| Richard Lyndon |
Police Inspector
- Series 1, Episode 6 - Keep on running. Keep on hiding.
|
1 |
| Angus Mackay |
Dr Carlton
- Series 1, Episode 6 - Keep on running. Keep on hiding.
|
1 |
| Jane Maud |
Sally
- Series 1, Episode 2 - Curfew, n. 1; an order or regulation requiring persons of a usu. specified class to be off the streets at a specified time
|
1 |
| Helena McCarthy |
Small Woman
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Robert McGibbon |
Police Sergeant
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| Adrian Mills |
P.C. in Car
- Series 1, Episode 4 - It is better to travel hopefully than to arrive.
|
1 |
| Patrick Moore |
News Vendor
- Series 1, Episode 3 - We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when.
|
1 |
| Terence Mountain |
Official
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Peter O'Farrell |
Third S.L.F. Member
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| Bryan Oliver |
P.C. on Bridge
- Series 1, Episode 4 - It is better to travel hopefully than to arrive.
|
1 |
| John Owens |
Man on Bench
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| Harriet Reynolds |
Chairwoman
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
- Series 1, Episode 6 - Keep on running. Keep on hiding.
|
2 |
| David Rogue |
N.C.C.L. Spokesman
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Terry Russell |
First S.L.F. Member
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| John Ryan |
Policeman
- Series 1, Episode 3 - We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when.
|
1 |
| Geoffrey Swann |
Policeman
- Series 1, Episode 2 - Curfew, n. 1; an order or regulation requiring persons of a usu. specified class to be off the streets at a specified time
|
1 |
| Angela Vale |
Carol
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| James Vaughan |
P.C. with Dog
- Series 1, Episode 4 - It is better to travel hopefully than to arrive.
|
1 |
| Colin Wakefield |
Council Official
- Series 1, Episode 3 - We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when.
|
1 |
| Neil West |
TV Reporter
- Series 1, Episode 5 - One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighther.
|
1 |
| Charlotte West-Oram |
Mrs Maxwell
- Series 1, Episode 1 - I'm as liberal as the next man, but you have to draw the line somewhere
|
1 |
| Geoffrey Whitehead |
Prison Governor
- Series 1, Episode 2 - Curfew, n. 1; an order or regulation requiring persons of a usu. specified class to be off the streets at a specified time
|
1 |
| Glyn Worsnip |
T.V. Presenter
- Series 1, Episode 3 - We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when.
- Series 1, Episode 6 - Keep on running. Keep on hiding.
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