Espionage 1963

Drama War

An anthology series telling different and unrelated stories of espionage set in many countries and historical periods.

All Titles
  • UK: Espionage Espionage
  • FI: Vakoilija Vakoilija
  • UA: Espionage Espionage
Director
David Greene
Stuart Rosenberg
Herbert Hirschman
Artists
Victor Platt
as Airport Official
as Guard
Maxwell Shaw
as Albert
as P'Eng Pat
Gertan Klauber
as Innkeeper
Kevin Brennan
as 3rd Inspector
as Stasse
Gerard Heinz
as Doctor
David Healy
as American Sailor
Jan Conrad
as Chief Mechanic
Madeleine Burgess
as 2nd Woman in bar
Richard Marner
as Policeman
Sean Barry-Weske
as German Dog Handler
James Fox
as Paul
Bradford Dillman
as Magnus Anderssen
Steven Hill
as Andrew Evans
Arthur Kennedy
as Ed Pierce
as Doreen McBride
Barry Foster
as Gerry Paynter
George Grizzard
as Lieutenant Bridger
as Col. Ballin
Bill Travers
as Father James
Lee Montague
as Sun Yat-Sen
Jim Backus
as McAvoy
as Jack Hanley
Fritz Weaver
as Richard Keller
Bernard Lee
as John Neary
Anthony Quayle
as Philip
Roger Livesey
as Dr. Samuel Johnson
George Voskovec
as Professor Kuhn
Roland Culver
as Ralph Summerville
George A. Cooper
as Leo Winters
as Phil Mason
Tom Stern
as Robert Costello
Dennis Hopper
as Ferno
Michael Anderson Jr.
as Bob Farrell
Sam Wanamaker
as Colonel Sprague
Ingrid Thulin
as Celeste
Patrick Troughton
as John McBride
Larry Gates
as Owen Rutledge
Angela Douglas
as Sheila O'Hare
Patrick Cargill
as Colonel Tung
Marne Maitland
as Bishara
David Kossoff
as Defense Attorney
Peter Vaughan
as Waring
Siân Phillips
as Anna
Nigel Davenport
as Frank Marston
Michael Tolan
as Paul Haxton
as Locke
as Martin Davenport
Stanley Baxter
as James Boswell
Joseph Fürst
as Von Elm
Dora Reisser
as Eugenia
Neil McCallum
as Bill Martin
Donald Madden
as Anaconda
Patricia Neal
as Jeanne
Jack MacGowran
as Matt Youghal
Thorley Walters
as Dr. Cantlie
Michael Gwynn
as George Case
Roger Delgado
as Gebal
Godfrey Quigley
as Grimsmith
Clifford Evans
as Professor P.J. Moreau
David J. Stewart
as Seymour Landon
Arnold Marlé
as Josef Blumfeld
Nigel Stock
as Harry Forbes
Lelia Goldoni
as Luchia
as Crawford Layton
as D.D.G.
Mark Eden
as Wicket
Jill Bennett
as Mistress Patience Wright
Maureen Connell
as Eva Marston
as Admiral Bond
Anne Lawson
as Carol Martin
Norman Foster
as Max
Diane Cilento
as Lina
Tim O'Connor
as Corky Halpern
Michael Hordern
as Minister
as Sir Roger Casement
as Crutchley
Allan Cuthbertson
as Prosecutor
Sandor Elès
as Faoud
David Buck
as Jacques
Steve Plytas
as Handler
Julian Glover
as Tovarich
Bernard Bresslaw
as Chief Madkeeper
as Parsons
as Luis
Earl Cameron
as M'Bata
George Pastell
as Russian Captain
as Raphael Conde
Rhoda Lewis
as Jane Vesey
George Mikell
as Peter
Errol John
as John Ngai
Rosemary Rogers
as Ilsa
Earle Hyman
as Premier Djatuma
Peter Dyneley
as Parrott
as Lord Kemble
as Prof. Voekler
Maurice Good
as Robert Monteith
Roger Avon
as Medical Officer
Peter Illing
as Robert Minney
as Ivar Kolstrom
Jeffrey Sirr
as Yosef
Heather Fleming
as Nicole
Chester Morris
as Harry Kemp
as Douglas
as Annie Layton
Pamela Brown
as Miss Jensen
John Hollis
as Russian Major
Catherine Lacey
as Mother
Max Adrian
as Dr. Driffield
Ronald Adam
as Roger Upton
Kenneth J. Warren
as Juan
as Kama
Geoffrey Kenion
as General Gage
Joan Hickson
as Sara Forsythe
Alan Hewitt
as Dave Lassiter
Alfred Burke
as Gustave Kolstrom
as Frohlich
Guy Deghy
as Schwimble
as Wicklow
Robert Cawdron
as Paratrooper
Robert Henderson
as US General
as Mrs. Crutchley
Frederick Schiller
as Schliefer
as Bin Hammad
Isa Miranda
as Clara
Ron Randell
as Kenneth Dearing
Sylvia Kay
as Ellen
John Abineri
as Town Clerk
Basil Dignam
as Senior civil servant
Oliver MacGreevy
as Charlie - Barfly
Barry Keegan
as Carter
David Spenser
as Pablo
Pauline Boty
as Mistress Fleay
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Captain of Police
T.P. McKenna
as Tom Gorman
Nancy Wickwire
as Sandy Bradley
Eric Pohlmann
as Willi Hausknecht
as Mr. Smith
Dennis Edwards
as Head waiter
Thomas Gallagher
as French farmer
as Madame Dany
Lily Freud-Marlé
as Sarah Blumfeld
Graham Crowden
as The Potter
Harry Landis
as Young man
as Toboso
Geoffrey Chater
as Colonel Gregory
Georgina Cookson
as Eve McAvoy
Carlos Douglas
as Pepe
John Drainie
as General Aubach
Alexis Chesnakov
as Polokov
Roscoe Lee Browne
as Mbana
Aubrey Morris
as Olsen
as Lao Han
Monte Landis
as 2nd Inspector
Derek Sydney
as Ibrahim
Lisa Guiraut
as Belly dancer
as Secretary
Manning Wilson
as Rev. Hailey
as US officer
Maurie Taylor
as Bailey
Donald Pleasence
as Escalon
Millicent Martin
as Susan
as Mrs. Goodrich
Howard Lang
as Ted Newcombe
Richard Carpenter
as Luber
Jeffry Wickham
as Anton
Mark Dignam
as General Burgoyne
Gordon Tanner
as Quade
as Maria
Dana Elcar
as Kevin
as Captain Li
Alec Mango
as Magistrate
Anthony Jacobs
as Father Le Clerc
Desmond Jordan
as Pearse
Roy Patrick
as Gendarme
Mark Hardy
as Police NCO
Laurie Asprey
as Demonstrator
Helen Horton
as Mrs. Quade
Donal Donnelly
as Footman
Eric Thompson
as Reporter
Jacqueline Ellis
as Ann
as Bowcock
as Ernst
Horace James
as M'Bola
Edward Underdown
as Colonel Shabar
as Director
David Davies
as Pol. Insp. Mysen
as Tim Glenville
Don Chan
as Legation secretary
Bruce Boa
as Larry
John Bennett
as Sergeant
Patsy Byrne
as Maid
Thomas Baptiste
as African policeman
Jack May
as Brent
Shay Gorman
as Police Superintendent
Vivienne Drummond
as Miss Weiss
Douglas Jones
as Hotel Clerk
Mark Petersen
as Tod
as Kolnieff
Norman Mitchell
as Butcher
Stephen Jack
as Foreign Office official
as Police Captain
Michael Rittermann
as Major Balbeck
Glynn Edwards
as 1st Surveillance man
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Burton Jones
Patrick Jordan
as Colonel Striton
as David Garrick
as Barman
as Raul
Mostyn Evans
as Newspaperman
George Roubicek
as Nazi
as Stripper
Michael Chow
as 1st Student
as Sergeant Hearn
as Colonel G
Lawrence Dane
as Guard
Edward Jewesbury
as Mr. Eden
as 2nd Surveillance man
as Von Paulson
John McCarthy
as Doctor
Len Jones
as Pete Goodrich
John G. Heller
as Nazi
Tony Doonan
as Constable Riley
Elsie Wagstaff
as Mrs. Bailey
Kristopher Kum
as 2nd Student
Nik Zaran
as Lieutenant
Boris Marshalov
as Major Kneive
Larry Taylor
as Soldier
Declan Mulholland
as The Lout
John Tillinger
as Uri
Richard Klee
as Policeman
Charles Eley
as Johnny Goodrich
Andrew Sachs
as German Sergeant
Milton Reid
as Big pedestrian
Paul Larson
as Major Kelly
as Burke
Michael Sirr
as Muhamet
Ann Gillis
as Nurse
Tom Bowman
as Civilian
Alan Hockey
as Assistant Madkeeper
Alan Haywood
as Kean
Carl Conway
as Pilot
as Secretary of State
Edna Doré
as Lavender Seller
Katharine Page
as Mary
Bloke Modisane
as Young sentry
as Corporal
Jeffrey O'Kelly
as Parrish
as Police Captain
David Blake Kelly
as Wiener
Willie Jonah
as Police Lieutenant
Terry Raven
as Jewish boy
John Cowley
as Bartender
Derek Partridge
as Policeman
Yemi Goodman Ajibade
as Sergeant
Valerie Douglas
as Nurse
as Arnold Morley
as Anna
Donald Pickering
as Wilson
Ian Fleming
as Policeman
Loretta Parry
as Kit Morley
George Pravda
as Kramer
as Secretary
Ernst Ulman
as Barman
as Leo
Anthony Bailey
as Embassy Security Man
George Spence
as Patient
as Embassy driver
Cyril Cross
as Johann
Harry Pringle
as Wagon driver
Madlyn Rhue
as Susan Wilder
Martin Balsam
as Richard Carey
Joseph Campanella
as Ben Ashman
Anthony Dawson
as Colonel Nathan
Ann Lynn
as Joanna
Al Mulock
as Leo Worth
James Maxwell
as Smith
Alan Gifford
as Pattison
as American Ambassador
Avis Bunnage
as 1st Woman in bar
Philo Hauser
as Mr. Lippman
Irene Prador
as Madame Plevier
Oliver Johnston
as Doctor
as Matchman
Gordon Sterne
as Aide to US Ambassador
Maurice Durant
as Barman
Bernard Rebel
as Zhadov
as Man in pub
as Constable
Pat Ryan
as Injured Soldier
Reg Thomason
as Airline Passenger
Anthony Lang
as Jewish Prisoner
Bess Rogers
as Party Guest
Jack Mandeville
as Man in Cafe
Pauline Chamberlain
as Guest at Russian Reception
Juba Kennerley
as Party Guest
Jim O'Brady
as Man in Crowd
Mabel Etherington
as Party Guest
George Holdcroft
as Man at Window
Lola Morice
as Barmaid
Alan Beaton
as Party Guest
Eileen Harvey
as Mrs. Ballin
Arthur Goodman
as Club Member
Leonard Llewellyn
as Party Guest
Aileen Lewis
as Lady in Antique Shop
Del Baker
as Cafe Patron
Jack Arrow
as Party Guest
Gordon Humphries
as Police Constable
Hyma Beckley
as Cafe Patron
John Smart
as Charles
Muriel Greenslade
as Jury Member
Dan Lester
as Man at Concert
Eddie Boyce
as Leutnant
Jimmy Millar
as Passenger
Cecil Paul
as Reception Guest
as Lady in Cafe
Emile Stemmler
as German Soldier
Joe Phelps
as Detective
Andrew Andreas
as Passenger
William Baskiville
as M15 Agent
Hilda Green
as Market Trader
Oliver Tomlin
as Party Guest
Peter Diamond
as Rebel
Maxwell Craig
as Reveller
John Tatham
as Jury Member
Joe Wadham
as Ambulance Man
Walter Henry
as Soldier
Jack Carter
as Patient
Patrick Halpin
as Reveller
Rodney Cardiff
as Constable
Rosemary Chalmers
as Bar Patron
Josie Grant
as Soldier's Girlfriend
Jeff Silk
as Embassy Security Man
as Party Guest
as Medical Officer
Fred Davis
as Constable
Jack Armstrong
as Reveller
Fred Machon
as Reveller
Ernest Blyth
as Strip Club Patron
Pat Lewis
as Demonstrator
Tony Castleton
as German Soldier
as Reveller
as Reveller
as Cafe Patron
Johnny Wyne
as Magistrate
Eric Wetherell
as Bar Patron
as Lunatic - King George III
as Lunatic
Michael Mellinger
as German Officer
John More
as Club Member
Pearl Walters
as Woman at Concert
as Reception Guest
Ned Lynch
as Reporter
Lewis Alexander
as Reception Guest
Fred Stroud
as Cameraman
Roy Lansford
as Reception Guest
Gerry Judge
as Man in Street
Bunny Seaman
as Party Guest
John Adams
as Reception Guest
John Wilder
as Passenger
as Passenger
James Ure
as Man at Concert
Joe Beckett
as Reception Guest
Chick Fowles
as Passenger
Sheila Aza
as Reception Guest
Peggy Scott Sanders
as Passenger
Louis Matto
as Waiter
Columba Powell
as 1 episode, 1964
Lew Hooper
as Policeman
Dan Cressey
as Servant
Austin Cooper
as Man at Concert
Renee Cunliffe
as Passenger
Joseph Tregonino
as Waiter
Steve Donahue
as TV Director
John Bailey
as Policeman
Hubert Hill
as Leutnant
Jimmy Charters
as Pub Patron
Charles Gilliard
as Guest
Otto Friese
as Man at Concert
as Reception Guest
Frankie Reidy
as 1 episode, 1964
Victor Croxford
as Leutnant
as Passenger
Bill Rayment
as Guest
Maja Bamberger
as Marta
Kevin Powell
as 1 episode, 1964
as German Soldier
John Howard
as Russian Agent in photo
as Policeman
Released 02 Oct 1963
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