Cast and Crew of The Onedin Line

The Onedin Line

The Onedin Line is a BBC television drama series which ran from 1971 to 1980. The series was created by Cyril Abraham.

The series is set in Liverpool from 1860 to 1886 and deals with the rise of a shipping line, the Onedin Line, named after its owner James Onedin. Around this central theme are the lives of his family, most notably his brother and partner, shop owner Robert, and his sister Elizabeth, giving insight into the lifestyle and customs at the time, not only at sea, but also ashore. The series also illustrates some of the changes in business and shipping, such as from wooden to steel ships and from sailing ships to steam ships. It shows the role that ships played in affairs like international politics, uprisings and the slave trade.

Main Cast of The Onedin Line

Secondary Cast of The Onedin Line

Brian Rawlinson

as Robert Onedin (21 episodes)

Mary Webster

as Sarah Onedin (13 episodes)

John Kidd

as Agnew (1 episode)

Edward Dentith

as Captain Davies (1 episode)

Declan Mulholland

as Mr. Simpson (2 episodes)

Maureen Nelson

as Mrs. Furlong (1 episode)

Reg Matthews

as Clerk (1 episode)

Ron Hackett

as Jacko Waters (1 episode)

Mary Dennison

as Mrs. Waters (1 episode)

Roy Hanlon

as Ginger Flynn (1 episode)

Clifford Cox

as Mr. Watson (2 episodes)

John Boxer

as Clipper Captain (1 episode)

Steve Peters

as Head Waiter (1 episode)

Heather Canning

as Mrs. Arkwright (1 episode)

Hilda Braid

as Miss Simmonds (1 episode)

Nicolette Roeg

as Ada Gamble (1 episode)

Pat Beckett

as Midwife (1 episode)

Chris Gannon

as Irish Immigrant (1 episode)

Brandon Brady

as Captain (1 episode)

Michael Brennan

as Bully Hayes (1 episode)

Anthony Sagar

as Mr. Lyons (1 episode)

Frank Littlewood

as Pocock (1 episode)

Frederick Arle

as Jack Littlejohn (1 episode)

John Rapley

as Barman (1 episode)

Salvin Stewart

as Crewman (1 episode)

Kurt Christian

as Felipo (1 episode)

Lilita De Barros

as Sarita (1 episode)

Barry Keegan

as M'Guire (1 episode)

Marc Zuber

as Peasant (1 episode)

Mario Zappellini

as Peasant (1 episode)

Gary Ward

as Billy (1 episode)

Golda Casimir

as Kate (1 episode)

Phillip Ross

as Captain Goody (1 episode)

John Line

as Sir George Pelham (1 episode)

Alfred Bell

as Alun Medcalf (1 episode)

Billy Hamon

as Jacky Clegg (1 episode)

Michael Menaugh

as Manuel Santos (1 episode)

Grahame Mallard

as Carl Strang (1 episode)

Rollo Gamble

as Rear Admiral Spinks (1 episode)

David Morrell

as Pilot (1 episode)

Neil Kennedy

as Roper (1 episode)

Alan Hockey

as Pilot (1 episode) , Chumley (1 episode)

Susan Chaloner

as Melua (1 episode)

John Colclough

as Joby (1 episode)

Douglas Milvain

as Hamway (1 episode)

Brian Young

as Gurney (1 episode)

Alexander Duckworth

as William Frazer (1 episode)

Joanna Cooper

as Kate Stirling (1 episode)

Walter Horsbrugh

as Doctor (1 episode)

Terence Lodge

as Dugald McCaig (1 episode)

Jay Neill

as Dockmaster (1 episode) , Harbour Official (1 episode) , Officer (1 episode)

Graham Rigby

as Mine Host (1 episode)
Michael Sheard as Smethurst

Michael Sheard

as Smethurst (1 episode)

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James Dyrenforth

as Captain Bullock (1 episode)

Juliet Marshall

as Jane Bamber (1 episode)

Montgomery Brown

as Bell (1 episode)

Sam Mansary

as Slave (1 episode)

Nicholas Loukes

as Crewmember (1 episode)

Nigel Lambert

as Tranter (1 episode)

Chris Tranchell

as Brandon (1 episode)

Peter Childs

as Clay (2 episodes)

Ivan Beavis

as Tanner (1 episode)

Martin Grace

as Martin Thompson (1 episode)

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Richard Parry

as Twinty Morgan (2 episodes)

Robert Mill

as John Frazer (2 episodes)

Michael Crane

as Dutchie (1 episode)

Pamela Sholto

as Alice (2 episodes)

Yvonne Bonnamy

as Miriam (1 episode)

Marcelle Samett

as Old Crone (1 episode)

April Walker

as Carrie Harris (3 episodes)

Jack Woolgar

as Bogner (1 episode)

James Mellor

as Brough (1 episode)

Tony Kenyon

as Bartley (1 episode)

Robert Hartley

as Captain Lubbock (1 episode)

Adam Blake

as Edward (1 episode)
Jane Seymour as Emma Fogarty

Jane Seymour

as Emma Fogarty (1 episode) , Emma Callon (8 episodes)

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Claire Faulkenbridge

as Mary (1 episode)

John Caesar

as Clerk (1 episode)

Eddie Connor

as Manager (1 episode)

Charles Adey-Grey

as Drunken Man (1 episode)

Paul Lavers

as David Teal (1 episode)

Alexandra Knowles

as Maid (1 episode)

Wolfe Morris

as Suleyman Pasha (1 episode)

Jules Walters

as Abdulla (1 episode)

Tony Boyd

as Hadji Ahmet (1 episode)

Alan Wilson

as Sankey (1 episode)

Shay Gorman

as Delaney (1 episode)

Peter Longbow

as Wilbraham (1 episode)

Ian Elliott

as O'Riordan (1 episode)

Steve Gardner

as Lovat (1 episode)

Anthony Roye

as Fellowes (1 episode)

Natalia Lindley

as Maid (1 episode)

Neville Barber

as Felix Pyat (1 episode)

Michael Bangerter

as Von Pranke (1 episode)

Leon Eagles

as Charles Delescluze (1 episode)

Lila Valmere

as Mme. Sousmain (1 episode)

James Locker

as Sir Richard Lazenby (1 episode)
Christopher Benjamin as Said Ben Salim

Christopher Benjamin

as Said Ben Salim (1 episode)

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Arnold Peters

as Doctor Collister (1 episode) , Dr. Collister (1 episode)

John Rae

as Doctor (1 episode)

Cliff Collingwood

as Bonny (1 episode)

Crew of The Onedin Line

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