Cast of
The Wednesday Play

About The Wednesday Play

Released on September 30, 1964
Drama

The Wednesday Play is an anthology series of British television plays which ran on BBC1 from October 1964 to May 1970. The plays were usually written for television, although adaptations from other sources also featured. The series gained a reputation for presenting contemporary social dramas, and for bringing issues to the attention of a mass audience that would not otherwise have been discussed on screen.

Main Cast of The Wednesday Play

George Webb
plays Jim Ritchie (406 episodes)

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Secondary Cast of The Wednesday Play

Godfrey Quigley

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John Hollis

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Peter Copley

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David Jackson

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John Stratton

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Edward Hardwicke

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Willoughby Goddard

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James Maxwell

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Annette Crosbie

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Emrys James

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Patrick Allen

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Hywel Bennett

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Ian McShane

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Angelo Muscat

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George Coulouris

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Nicholas Smith

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Wendy Richard

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Guy Middleton

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Nerys Hughes

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Shelagh Fraser

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Michael Robbins

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Michael York

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Robert Gillespie

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Judy Cornwell

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Daphne Heard

Lally Bowers

William Squire

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Faith Brook

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Alan Browning

David Burke

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Jennifer Daniel

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Clive Swift

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Glyn Owen

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Rosemary Leach

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Alan Lake

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Judy Geeson

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Joseph Fürst

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Jack Watson

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John Castle

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Patrick Troughton

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Geraldine McEwan

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Steven Berkoff

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William Moore

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Glyn Houston

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Michael Elwyn

Welsh character actor of stage and screen. Since 1995, Elwyn has been the partner of the actress Alison Steadman.

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Jack Gwillim

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Victor Maddern

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Tommy Godfrey

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Philip Latham

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Peter Sallis

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Calvin Lockhart

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John Nettleton

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Arthur Lowe

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Gemma Jones

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Gwen Ffrangcon Davies

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Colin Douglas

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Alan Melville

Michael Jayston

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Charles Tingwell

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Cyril Shaps

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John Lee

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Royston Tickner

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Godfrey James

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Eric Thompson

Jo Rowbottom

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Walter Sparrow

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Hannah Gordon

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Aubrey Richards

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Richard Caldicot

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Maureen O'Brien

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Gwen Watford

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John Savident

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Joanna Lumley

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John Woodvine

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Patrick Barr

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Michael Pennington

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Edwin Richfield

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John Abineri

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Keith Barron

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William Gaunt

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Roland Culver
plays General Cantfield (1 episode) , (1 episode)

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Peter Jeffrey

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John Brandon
plays Sergeant Musso (1 episode)

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William Marlowe

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Richard Davies

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Barry Humphries

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David Sumner

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Jean Kent

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Brian Blessed

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George Sewell
plays Eddie (1 episode) , (1 episode)

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Kevin Stoney

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Margaret Leighton

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John Carson

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Neville Smith

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Julian Glover

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Alfred Lynch

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Peter Forbes-Robertson

Roy Dotrice

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Geoffrey Bayldon

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Glenda Jackson
plays Julie (1 episode) , Cathy (1 episode)

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Ralph Watson

Richard Warwick

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Cyril Luckham

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Robert Hardy

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Gordon Gostelow

James Garbutt

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Charles Lloyd Pack

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Nigel Stock

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Colin Blakely

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Freddie Jones

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Declan Mulholland

Robert Arden
plays Captain Danziger (1 episode)

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Gillian Hawser
plays Shirley Davidson (1 episode)

Lee Montague
plays Johnny May (1 episode)

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Paddy Joyce
plays Trevor (1 episode)

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John Bindon
plays Bobby (1 episode)

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Murray Hayne
plays Tony (1 episode)

Wendy Varnals
plays Penny (1 episode)

Ken Jones
plays Wally (1 episode)

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Jean Trend
plays Kathy (1 episode)

Dennis Golding
plays Terry (1 episode)

Jonathan Adams

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Mary Holder
plays Mrs. Watmuff (1 episode)

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Hal Galili
plays Wendell (1 episode) , Private First Class O'Brien (1 episode)

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Lionel Stander
plays General Burroughs (1 episode)

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Sheila Burrell
plays Liz (1 episode)

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Diane Keen
plays Judy (1 episode)

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David Ellison
plays Photographer (1 episode)

Ann Morrish
plays Mary (1 episode)

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Noel Howlett
plays Dr. Evans (1 episode) , Lord Chief Justice (1 episode)

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Glynn Edwards
plays Bernie the Tweedler (1 episode)

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Mona Bruce
plays 3rd Investor (1 episode)

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Erik Chitty
plays Old Bailey Judge (1 episode)

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Patrick Newell
plays Major Rupert (1 episode)

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Laurence Hardy
plays Colonel Frayne (1 episode)

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Jeffrey Segal
plays Mr. Dumpton (1 episode)

Jeremy Child
plays 2nd Man (1 episode)

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Trisha Noble
plays Francoise Clouet (1 episode)

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Robert Raglan
plays Tom-Tom (1 episode)

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Denholm Elliott
plays Gerald (1 episode)

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Crew of The Wednesday Play

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