The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder 1969

Drama Crime

Mr JG Reeder is an employee of The Department of Public Prosecutions, unassuming in appearance, but blessed with a razor sharp mind. He solves mysteries under the watchful eye of his larger-than-life boss, Sir Jason Toovey.

All Titles
  • UK: The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder
  • UK: Der Spürsinn des Mr. Reeder Der Spürsinn des Mr. Reeder
  • IT: Il genio criminale di Mr. Reeder Il genio criminale di Mr. Reeder
  • UA: The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder
Director
Peter Duguid
Artists
Hugh Burden
as Mr. J.G. Reeder
as Sir Jason Toovey
Mona Bruce
as Mrs. Houchin
Gillian Lewis
as Miss Belman
as Margaret Belman
Windsor Davies
as Chief Inspector Pyne
Mark Dignam
as Lord Nettlefold
Geoffrey Lumsden
as Lord Rothbard
Alison McMurdo
as Miss Pangbourne
as Lew Kassio
David Steuart
as Judge
Geoffrey Hughes
as Danny
John Robinson
as Lord Sellington
Ray McAnally
as The Duke
Edward Fox
as Sir Harry Carlin
Michael Bates
as Ras Lal Punjabi
as Mo Liski
as Art Lomer
Jill Cary
as Magda Grayne
as Redsack
Jane Baxter
as Lady Rothbard
Toby Robins
as Sadie
John Le Mesurier
as Joseph Bracher
Peter Cellier
as Bertie Claude Staffen
Alethea Charlton
as Margaret Shackleton
Paul Shelley
as Constable Burnett
Pauline Delaney
as Madame Lemaire
as Mary Carlin
Elizabeth Begley
as Mrs. Welford
Leslie Lawton
as Ram Bannerjee
Michael Gwynn
as Rev. Oswald Ellis
as Major Olbude
John Ringham
as Bentwood
David Collings
as The Hon. Clive Fitzcormorant
George A. Cooper
as Inspector Todd
Jonathan Elsom
as Max
John Bennett
as Lew Kohl
Ken Campbell
as Tommy Fenalow
Hildegard Neil
as Marylou Plessy
David Gooderson
as Sidney Telfer
David Garth
as Ernest Bracher
John Barrard
as Lambton Green
John Malcolm
as Arthur Lassard
Keith James
as Sparrow
Amanda Barrie
as Ethel Gibson
Milton Johns
as Lidgett
John Barron
as Earl of Colebrooke
Ingrid Hafner
as Lena
as Major Blundell
Billy Russell
as Yeoman
as Wilson
Michael Balfour
as Albert
as Wu Tong
as Fiona Wentworth Brown
Richard Butler
as Chief Inspector Payne
Dallas Cavell
as Det. Sgt. Perryman
as Inspector Greyash
James Grout
as Sam Cobb
Tony Anholt
as Count Orlando Vigaretti
Jo Rowbottom
as Norma
as Stan Pringle
Leslie Dwyer
as Parsons
Lawrence Douglas
as Larry O'Ryan
Bruno Barnabe
as Moscrop
Marilyn Taylerson
as Jean Reigate
William Moore
as Becket
Lloyd Lamble
as Police Commissioner
as Harry
Robert Mill
as Rathbone
as Miss Marting
Alan Lawrance
as Billingham
as Shiner Bright
Carmel McSharry
as Rita Corner
Daphne Goddard
as Miss Desmond
Ronald Magill
as Mr. Squires
Adrienne Frank
as Phyllis Armitage
Sally Goldie
as Pamela Lane Leonard
Alan Foss
as Landlord
Vanessa Shaw
as Miss Pantile
Godfrey James
as Teddy Alfield
as Hunt
John Kidd
as Theatre Manager
Michael Beint
as Inspector Salter
Reg Pritchard
as Stan
Hazel Bainbridge
as Woman at Police Station
as Sam Corner
John Comer
as Bigelow
Michael Nightingale
as Mr. Lamb
Petronella Barker
as Miss Trottington-Fox
Margery Withers
as Olga Rigger
as Dudley Vernon
as Chinese Magician
Annie Leake
as Miss McCoustra
Julia McCarthy
as Miss Withers
Mollie Maureen
as Charwoman
Pearl Catlin
as Hetty Hanson
Michael Hall
as Slicky
Gillian Royale
as Waitress
as Harry Merton
Bridget Armstrong
as Miss Letchworth
John Rapley
as Sims
David Lander
as Ronnie Pallodio
Joan MacArthur
as Mrs. Hicks
Lee Fox
as Mr. Peers
Hayne Ryan
as Harry Prentice
John Owens
as Undertaker
Simon Gough
as Det. Constable Foden
Harold Kasket
as El Rahbut
Anthony Kemp
as Edward Carlin
Althea Parker
as Lady Tithermite
as Amanda
Sean Murphy
as Tommy
as Miss Clutterbuck
Carol MacReady
as Miss Hilliard
as Court Chamberlain
Jim McManus
as Louie
Damaris Hayman
as Miss Gelding
Eric Longworth
as Mr. Clackett
John Swindells
as PC Tate
Leon Collins
as Mulligan
Judy Bloom
as Pauline
Celestine Randall
as Miss Waffield
Willy Bowman
as Malling
John Boxer
as Judge
Dominic Allan
as Policeman
Pamela Coveney
as Operator
Colin Baker
as Reigate
Kenneth Gilbert
as Dr. Ferguson
as Charlie Mace
Susan Maudslay
as Lady Helen
Gabrielle Wheeler
as Emily
Jan Conrad
as Korsakov
Fred Beauman
as Cabby
as Sergeant Allford
Mark Edwards
as Ray
Steve Kirby
as Milkman
Michael Rose
as Attorney General
Frederick Danner
as Podger
John Quarmby
as Buckingham
as Sir Oliver Teezley
Chrys Salt
as Miss Clipwing
Norman Claridge
as Sir Christopher
as Gumparsad
Sid Boatman
as Pianist
Gordon Russell
as Newsboy
Robin John
as Al
Rowena Ingram
as Miss Bentworth
as PC Birkett
as Magistrate
as Detective Sergeant
Michael Collins
as Hallaty
as Clapper Boy
as 1st Priest
John Saunders
as Master of Foxhounds
Winifred Davey
as Pianist
as Footman
John Crocker
as Postman
Christine Pryor
as Aggie
Jenny Oulton
as Box Office Girl
as 2nd Priest
as Butler
Alison Hughes
as Lady Cynthia
Frederick Schrecker
as Jones
Margot McGibbon
as Violinist
as Chief Constable
Adam Verney
as Sam
as Immigration Officer
Richard McNeff
as Detective
Yvonne Paul
as Housemaid
Julian D'Albie
as Butler
Reg Peters
as Prison Warder
Katie Fitzroy
as American Passenger
as Chinese Crone
John Berryman
as Theatregoer
John Samson
as Book Salesman
Leslie Weeks
as Porter
Elizabeth McKewen
as Nellie
John Newman
as Ted
Martin Aubrey
as Bank Clerk
Malcolm Kaye
as Jim
as Sir Clive
Arthur James
as Mr. Piper
Released 23 Apr 1969
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