Jackanory Playhouse 1972

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A spin-off series from "Jackanory", was "Jackanory Playhouse" (1972-85), which was a series of thirty-minute dramatisations.

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Director
Marilyn Fox
John Prowse
Artists
Peter Settelen
as Peterkin
Maurice Denham
as Haroun al Raschid, Caliph of Bagdad
as Auntie Lorris
as Gatekeeper
Chris Sanders
as Bandit
as Eadward
Martin Jarvis
as Prince Fustian
Brenda Cowling
as Cook
as Old man
Geoffrey Bayldon
as King Ozymandias
as King Crispin
Derek Francis
as Lord Chamberlain
Jonathan Cecil
as Lord Hawkspur
Eric Deacon
as Peter
Joe Dunlop
as Doofy
Colin Jeavons
as The Man With The Apple
Anthony Daniels
as Stefano
Nigel Beavan
as Priest
Hugh Walters
as Harald
as King Geoffrey's herald
Diana Payan
as Martha
Michael Kilgarriff
as Big Pete
David Healy
as American tourist
John Moore
as 2nd King
Vivien Heilbron
as Princess Aura
Geoffrey Chater
as Chancellor
Philip Madoc
as Ahmed
as Cook
Jan Francis
as Empress
as Sir Grese
Brian Hawksley
as Margrave
Jimmy Gardner
as Jester
Frank Thornton
as King Balthazar
Paul Henley
as Apprentice
as Elias
as Mrs. Armitage
Joseph O'Conor
as King Angus
Jessica Benton
as Rosamund
Barry Stokes
as Nick Sutler
James Earl Jones
as Self - host
James Cossins
as King
Hugh Burden
as King of Argos
as Sir Gavin Armitage
Natalie Ogle
as Princess Ursula
Jason Carter
as Hawkwing
Anna Cropper
as Queen Beatrice
Ian McCurrach
as Monday
Amanda Kirby
as Princess Marda
Sarah Finch
as Princess Petronella
Lorna Heilbron
as Princess Felicity
Michael Kitchen
as King Thrushbeard
as Sir Cedric Uppercrust
Peter Newby
as Vincent Bolton
Marilyn Taylerson
as Dame Clarice
Cherie Lunghi
as Princess
Bernard Cribbins
as King Ferdinand
as Theodric
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Jafar the Vizier
Julian Littman
as Creon
Sheila Allen
as Queen Liza
Noel Dyson
as Miss. Jordan
Geoffrey Palmer
as King
John Duttine
as Scar Eye
Frederick Jaeger
as King Percival
Lucy Hornak
as Princess Sapphire
Frederick Treves
as King of Bardalia
James Gaddas
as King Amaranth
Sheila Brownrigg
as Lady Violet
Howard Lang
as King Geoffrey
Jon Laurimore
as Mr. Bolton
as King Uther
as King Pompous I
Sylvia Syms
as Queen Clarissa
Frances White
as Godwin
David Warwick
as Achmet
as Milo
Karen Dotrice
as Princess Ozyliza
Mandy Woodward
as Harriet Armitage
June Barry
as Taboret
Helen Ryan
as Queen Justina
Jenifer Landor
as Keewenau
Barbara Shelley
as Queen of Bardalia
Michael Graham Cox
as Count Brazki
Renny Lister
as Mrs. Bolton
Hilary Minster
as Steward
Christine Ozanne
as Queen Caroline
Rosalyn Landor
as Helen
Kenneth Gilbert
as Eadwacer
Gabrielle Hamilton
as Good Fairy
as Both
Mavis Taylor Blake
as Princess Yasmin
as Erinaceus
David Parfitt
as Mark Armitage
Petronella Barker
as Lady-in-waiting
Peter Copley
as Zanok
John Abineri
as Wautoma
Frank Middlemass
as Lord Chamberlain
Milton Johns
as Porter
as Princess Fenella
David Troughton
as Peter
Peter Sallis
as Deor
Vivian Pickles
as Bad Fairy
Dallas Cavell
as Ali the Tailor
Robin Marchal
as Marcos
as Nurse
Tony Aitken
as Mungo
Marian Diamond
as Running Deer
Alison Neil
as Princess Serena
Michael Burrell
as Pedlar
Stanley Lebor
as Dr. Fustian
as Princess Lucinda
Michael Fleming
as The King's Herald
Sonny Caldinez
as Executioner
Anne Dyson
as Old woman
as Priestess
Peggy Ann Clifford
as The Cook
Edward Kalinski
as Aelfred
Patricia Hodge
as Tisiphone, a Fury
Bridget Armstrong
as Malevola, the Good Fairy
Jonathon Morris
as Oliver
Sion Tudor Owen
as Tobias
Olivier Pierre
as Lord Chancellor
Colin Mayes
as Little Gopher
as Vizier
Jo Kendall
as Madame Blossom
Leonard Fenton
as King
as Duke of Mandelaine
Paul Blake
as Minstrel
as Sergeant Puddenhead
Georgina Kean
as Princess Rosebud
Peta Mason
as Emma
Paola Dionisotti
as Alecto, a Fury
Kate Lock
as Young Fairy
as Mark
Philip Locke
as Old man
Michael Laird
as Royal trumpeter
Vanessa Paine
as Diantha
Lyndam Gregory
as Prince Sylvanus
Lewis Wilson
as Farmer
Sarah Grazebrook
as Woman in market-place
Tom Chadbon
as Sigehere
as Usurping King
Carole Hayman
as Megeara, a Fury
Kristine Howarth
as Fisherman's wife
Geoffrey Burridge
as Prince Harry
John Duxbury
as The King's Guard
Pamela Sholto
as Usurping Queen
Keith James
as Doll-maker
Zoe Bright
as Courtier
Louise Hall-Taylor
as Girl at ball
Peter Bamber
as The King's Guard
Laon Maybanke
as Butler
as Courtier
Zuleika Robson
as Girl at ball
Ronald Nunnery
as Prime Minister
Deirdre Laird
as Courtier
Tony Rawlings
as Commander-in-chief
Peter Johnston
as Courtier
Lincoln Wright
as Lord Chief Justice
Petra Siniawski
as Courtier
Colin Cunningham
as Lord High Admiral
Gordon Yates
as Courtier
Angela Webb
as Handmaiden
Richard Baker
as Archer
as Archer
Mike Reynell
as Archer
Miriam Margolyes
as The Witch
as Sycamore
as Priest
Hannah Gordon
as Narrator
Earl Cameron
as 1st King
as Innkeeper
Bill Pertwee
as Police Inspector
Al Mancini
as Businessman
Barbara Mitchell
as Patty Arbuckle
Tony Hughes
as Mr. Johnson
Peter Hughes
as Bart
Stephen Thorne
as The Vicar
as Joe
as The Mayor
Gordon Rollings
as Griff
Shirley Dixon
as Queen
as Fortune teller
as Aunt Blodwen
Geoffrey Matthews
as Albert Arbuckle
Tina Heath
as Lizzie Dripping
Sonia Graham
as Lady in car
Sebastian Graham Jones
as Minstrel
Colin Edwynn
as Stan
Rosalind Elliot
as Secretary
Gordon Clyde
as The Wizard
Alex Marshall
as Innkeeper's wife
Toby Perkins
as Prince Plum
as Lily
Barry Wilsher
as Joseph
as 3rd King
Susannah Williams
as Mary
Patricia Hayes
as Nurse
as Prince Fortunatus
Dandy Nichols
as Nurse
Christopher Biggins
as Prince Arbuthnot
as Prince Fortunatus
Joan Benham
as Fairy godmother
as Professor Taykin
Tricia George
as White fairy
Ian Lindsay
as King of Bellamont
as Princess Aura
as King of Bellamont
as 1st Courtier
as 2nd Courtier
Elizabeth Power
as White fairy
George Raistrick
as Guard
Roger Elliott
as Prince Arbuthnot
John Bryning
as Herald
Aaron Burchell
as Taykin as a child
Leslie Hull
as Guard
Andrew Berezowski
as Herald
Beryl Cooke
as Fairy godmother
Zienia Merton
as Robia
David Battley
as Percy Harlow
as Sultan
Patsy Rowlands
as Daisy Higgs
as The Padishah
Aubrey Woods
as Fitzwarren
Ewan Roberts
as Claud
James Bate
as Dick Whittington
Bill Fraser
as The Wicked Uncle
Freda Bamford
as Cook
as Vizier
Bernard Holley
as Sabur
Peter Brayham
as Dragon
Michael Osborne
as Prince Rahim
Robert Bridges
as Policeman
as Horace Higgs
Joan Turner
as Madame Olga
Stephen Boswell
as Lightning
Rosemary Blake
as Alice
Suzannah Williams
as Sylvia
Brian Blessed
as Sir Godfrey de Gules
Anna Quayle
as Queen Henrietta
as Zora's Mother
as Atticus the bandit chief
Wendy Padbury
as Kay-Su
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Emperor
Candace Glendenning
as Yseult
Pat Coombs
as Lady Cynthia
Hugh Lloyd
as King Horace
as Lavinia
Prue Clarke
as Princess Belinda
Roy Evans
as Gurth
Philip Lowrie
as Architect
as Ruffian
David Rayner
as Slave Trader
Jeffrey Segal
as Master Weaver of Tashkent
Geoffrey Russell
as The Duke
Gabor Vernon
as Nobleman of Tashkent
Derek Ware
as Ruffian
Louis Hammond
as Bertram
as Zora's Father
Gene Foad
as Prince
Peter Harlowe
as The King of Samarkand
as Bandit
Robert Swales
as SIr Brian de Bofry
Paul Hastings
as Jonathan
Valerie Georgeson
as Housekeeper
Alan Moore
as Doctor
Kenneth Hale
as Man-At-Arms
Freddie Lees
as Clockmaker
Mary Dunne
as Maid
David Machin
as Page
Sean Johnstone
as Page
Jill Shepherd
as Maid
Luis Sanchez
as Soldier
John Alasdair
as Robot
Nikki Heard
as Maid
Bryan Payne
as Page
Grahame Gluck
as Bandit
as Mr. Carveth
Nicola King
as Jill
Anne Cunningham
as Mrs. Carveth
David Ford
as John Carveth
Mark Case
as Peter
Tamsin Mitchell
as Wendy Carveth
John Salthouse
as Sim Brellor
Stephanie Turner
as Mrs. Garton
Michael Knowles
as Duke
Maureen O'Brien
as Duchess
as Mrs. Robinson
as Witch
Jo Rowbottom
as Nurse
Sion Probert
as Um Brellor
as Ben
Sonia Fox
as Dora Tanner
Jonathan Burn
as Hanshiro
Peter Davidson
as Samurai
Pamela Manson
as Mistress Brellor
Geoffrey Greenhill
as Ted Tanner
Roy Spencer
as Parson
Brian Forster
as Proclamation Reader
as Professor Marvel
David Robb
as Angel Gabriel
Roger Sloman
as Alf
Christopher Benjamin
as Merryjoy
Mick Ford
as Ahmed
Robert Rietty
as Monsieur Legrand
Norman Bird
as King
Richard Heffer
as King Robert of Sicily
Ron Pember
as Flash
Leonard Sachs
as Zoroaster
Mark Jones
as Inspector Knabb
Wendy Allnutt
as Kocho
Janet Ellis
as Princess Griselda
Julia Chambers
as Pauline
Steve Hodson
as Little Pete
Joanna Monro
as Princess Stephanie
as Porter
as Queen Hermione
Timothy Kightley
as Cardinal
Blake Butler
as Steward
Thomas Ellice
as Kiki-Tsum
John Carlin
as Lionel
Mark Chapman
as The Suitor
as Priest
as Henry
Robert Hartley
as Sexton
as Count Hoppo
Laura Hartong
as Princess Yasmin
Deborah Makepeace
as Lili-Tsee
Dominic Allan
as Emperor Vallemunde
Ronald Herdman
as Selim
Melanie Hughes
as 1st Handmaiden
as Prince Fabian
Stephen Bone
as Prince Rollo
Jonathan Holt
as Jiro
Pat Beckett
as Rouba
Anthony Head
as Spare
Tilly Vosburgh
as Harriet Armitage
John Laurie
as Wizard of Crumm
as Miss Hooting
Edward de Souza
as The Caliph
as Paul T. Guest
Moray Watson
as Mr. Armitage
Paul Geoffrey
as Gwawl
Ronald Hines
as King
Irene Richard
as Fairfeather
Harold Innocent
as Lord Grandiose
Bernard Kay
as Dad
John Barron
as Wizard of Crumm
Pat Keen
as Queen Illiann
Cyd Hayman
as The Morrigu
John Rapley
as High steward
Gretchen Franklin
as Miss Lockspith
Arthur Hewlett
as Mr. Brewer
Paul Curran
as King Cathbad
Sarah-Jane Varley
as Princess Petal
Janet Maw
as Princess Rhiannon
as Perizada
Adam Bareham
as Prince Melwas
Jo Warne
as Mum
Nigel Rathbone
as Andy
Hubert Rees
as Mr. Twining
Gillian Brown
as Queen of the Serpents
Alan Parnaby
as Od
David Beckett
as Scrub
Betty Hardy
as Mrs. Lomax
Edward Palmer
as King Peleur
Jo Maxwell Muller
as Cuckoo
as Ban of Orkney
Anthony O'Keefe
as Mark Armitage
David Young
as Mike
Rhett Keene
as Selim as a child
Julian Smedley
as Fiddler
as Harold
Shaun Scott
as Edward
Simon Chandler
as Calum
as Lord Albin
Brendan Price
as Roderick
Alison Rose
as Katherine
Milo Sperber
as Grotius
Derek Waring
as King Stephen
Yolande Palfrey
as Princess
as John
Richard Austin
as Benedict
Dennis Edwards
as King of Braconia
Kathleen Helme
as Mathilda
as Royal physician
George Baker
as Janaka
as Sir Flakey White
Tracey Childs
as Princess Cecilia
Peter Cellier
as King
Sheila Steafel
as Miss Scarlet
John D. Collins
as Vishikhila
Donald Douglas
as King Cedric
Ray Burdis
as Brillig
Frank Mills
as Crotchet
as Blanche
Christopher Godwin
as Red King
Ben Aris
as Captain
Iain Mitchell
as Quaver
Christian Rodska
as Lieutenant
Debbie Farrington
as Princess
Gwen Nelson
as Crone
Elizabeth Seal
as Mandavya
Stuart Fell
as Tunkall
Damaris Hayman
as Queen
Stephen Riddle
as Prince Orpheus
Lloyd Peters
as Slithy Tove
Emma Jacobs
as Sita
Adam Richardson
as Prince Fidelio
Michael Feldman
as Rama
as Viola
Martin Smith
as Prince Rupert
Lindsay Jane Bartlett
as Alice
Phyllida Law
as Countess Julie
as Witch
Roy Kinnear
as Mirror
Nigel Havers
as Count Kathka
Anne-Louise Lambert
as Princess Gilda
as Peter
as Prince Siegfried
John Savident
as Lord Chamberlain
Rosalind Ayres
as Elfriedra
Michael Ripper
as Sailor
Andrew Burt
as Bastiar
John Hollis
as Baron Felderhoff
as Ivan's brother
Donald Burton
as Caliph of Baghdad
as Ivan
David Wood
as F28
as Sailor
John Arnatt
as King
Bernard Gallagher
as Ivan's father
as Chief minister
Robin Davies
as Count Pogo
Derek Smith
as Keeper of the gardens
Robert Morgan
as Ivan's brother
Donna Evans
as Princess Arabella
as Princess
as Ivan's mother
Fiona Mathieson
as Gretchen
George Winter
as Noureddin
Richard Coleman
as King Zenebi of Balsora
Alec Bregonzi
as Abracadabra
Tony Boncza
as Rufus
Brian Carroll
as F29
Elizabeth Watkins
as Rania
Patsy Kensit
as Princess Rosanna
Stephanie Cole
as Aunt Beryl
Tony Robinson
as Prod
Colin Blakely
as King Gregory
as Geoffrey
Philip Latham
as King
Paul Moriarty
as Bob
Mark Burns
as Sir Richard
Patrick Newell
as Fancy Felonius
Edward Jewesbury
as Sir Otto
Ralph Arliss
as Arthur
Patrick Pearson
as Nicholas da Verona
as Cathy
Lorraine Brunning
as Ellie
Elizabeth Proud
as Fairies
Susan Dury
as Borwenna
Bert Parnaby
as Master Paget
Barbara Bolton
as Queen Lyra
Nigel Greaves
as Rolf
as Tilly
Russell Wootton
as Sir Grose
Ceri Jackson
as Bess
Decima Francis
as Sister Martin
Philip Shelley
as Guard
Simon Cutter
as The Minstrel
Roger Beaumont
as Black knight
Ian Good
as Black knight
Sophie Garrett Anderson
as Princess Rosalind
Michael Jeffries
as Black knight
Sarah-Jane Bickerton
as Lucy
Harry Fielder
as Archer
Fecha de lanzamiento 17 Nov 1972
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