Strange Report 1971

Drama Mystery

Retired Scotland Yard commissioner Adam Strange investigates bizarre mysteries in "Swinging Sixties" London.

Alle Titel
  • UK: Strange Report Strange Report
  • ES: Enemigos del crimen Enemigos del crimen
  • UA: Strange Report Strange Report
  • US: Strange Report Strange Report
  • DE: Spezialauftrag Spezialauftrag
Regisseur
Peter Duffell
Peter Medak
Schauspieler
Anthony Quayle
as Adam Strange
Kaz Garas
as Hamlyn Gynt
Anneke Wills
as Evelyn McLean
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Professor Marks
as Chief Superintendent Cavanagh
Alfred Bell
as Brinkley
Julian Glover
as James Hanson
Peter Vaughan
as Morrison
as Maggie Jones
Sylvia Syms
as Carol Webber
as Jill Crowley
Ian Ogilvy
as Toby
Derren Nesbitt
as Nils Paavo
Bernard Lee
as Arthur Pater
as Blake
Kenneth Griffith
as Segarus
Lelia Goldoni
as Marisha
as Cricket
Geraldine Moffat
as Tessa O'Neill
Renée Asherson
as Miss Dalton
Ann Firbank
as Miss Betty Collingford
Eric Portman
as Elleston
as Sung-Lee
Zienia Merton
as Zeba Hameed
John Laurie
as Dr. Michael Hornsey
as Superintendent Shaw
Rosemary Leach
as Mary Hanson
Vladek Sheybal
as Kulik
Keith Barron
as Inspector Graves
Ray McAnally
as Lars
Barbara Murray
as Mrs. Sanders
Guy Doleman
as Glyn Crowley
Pauline Yates
as Karen Rose
as Madeleine
Donald Douglas
as Leonard Grey
David Bauer
as Otis Dean
Hugh Burden
as James
Gerald Flood
as Paul Webber
as Inspector Jenner
Robert Hardy
as Doctor Michael Sanders
Anthony Higgins
as Ferdy Walker
Anton Diffring
as Dr. Klaus Frei
Kika Markham
as Olenka
John Bennett
as Jack White
John Ronane
as Peter Newcome
Leo Genn
as George Halliday
as Jennifer Dean
Saeed Jaffrey
as Ameen
Tom Adams
as Clinton
Griffith Jones
as Sir George Davies
as Mrs. Deeds
as Bruce
Trisha Mortimer
as Peggy Gale
Rosalind Atkinson
as Edna Nightingale
Martin Shaw
as Savi
Richard O'Sullivan
as Perk
Karl Held
as Drake
James Cossins
as Richard Churchill
Bryan Marshall
as Inspector Purcell
Peter Cellier
as Inspector Collins
David Healy
as Mr. Alsbury
as Voss
Ewan Hooper
as Roland Caine
Joe Baker
as Dick Blaise
George Mikell
as Edward Pato
Peter Craze
as Roger
Edward Cast
as Llewellyn
Cecilia Darby
as Joanna Hewitt
Shivendra Sinha
as Mehdi
Clive Francis
as Brandt
Roshan Seth
as Jamal
Jeremy Bulloch
as Bob Tremayne
as Inspector Morrell
Helen Lindsay
as Mrs. Brearley
as George Lucas
John Carlisle
as David Covington
Nicholas Selby
as Inspector Franklin
Ron Pember
as Shop Manager
Julie Samuel
as The Girl Friend
Alan MacNaughtan
as Colonel Vajda
Gabrielle Hamilton
as Mrs. Rogers
as Barbara Coles
Billy Russell
as Safemaker
Barry Fantoni
as Joey Benjamin
Caroline Blakiston
as Louise
Susan Jameson
as Moira
Ed Bishop
as Moran
Doreen Mantle
as Mrs. Ogilvie
Sandor Elès
as Pavel Gordy
Sylvia Kay
as Mrs. Llewellyn
Robert Lee
as Ho-Chai
Richard Carpenter
as House Surgeon
Louise Pajo
as Marla
Cleo Sylvestre
as Margaret
Graham Haberfield
as Captain Tork
as Carter
William Dysart
as Inspector Lowe
Ram John Holder
as Rick
David Collings
as John Anders
John Arnatt
as Inspector Hughes
Basil Dignam
as Dean Jordan
as Estelle
as Doctor Ward
as Taran
as Secretary
as Hayes
as Jeweller
Makki Marseilles
as Popescu
Christopher Malcolm
as Sloan
Sarah Marshall
as Barbara
Christopher Mitchell
as Jay Brand
John Abineri
as Security Man
as Registrar
Michael Forrest
as Inspector Peters
John Dunbar
as Coroner
Salmaan Peerzada
as Bus Boy
Carleton Hobbs
as Dean Rollins
Neville Barber
as Reporter
Julie May
as Mrs. Tompkin
Gordon Faith
as Doctor Comitas
as Mr. Watkins
Wade Barker
as Michael
Donald Scott
as Stevan Milner
Michael Sheard
as T. V. Manager
as Miss Gray
Helen Cotterill
as Liz
Erik Chitty
as Keymaker
Oliver MacGreevy
as Otto
Richard Beaumont
as Bill
Ewan Roberts
as Baiteson
Reginald Barratt
as Valet Manager
Ray Armstrong
as Intern
David Ashford
as Laboratory Assistant
Phillip Ross
as Canon Lewis
Michael Martin
as Doctor Lambrus
Linda Renwick
as Jennie
Richard Coe
as Laboratory Assistant
as Tanner
John Nolan
as Cliff Hunt
Frank Gatliff
as Inspector Matthews
Victor Platt
as Coroner
Patrick O'Connell
as Jago
Llewellyn Rees
as Antrobus
John F. Landry
as Morgue Assistant
as Police Sergeant
Michael Holden
as Messenger Boy
Annabelle Lee
as Miss Blake
Rod Beacham
as Cafe Proprietor
John Rees
as Lou Oliver
Mark Hawkins
as Tony Williams
as Miss Blake
Sebastian Breaks
as Sergeant Harris
Jonathan Holt
as Mark Harper
Godfrey James
as Foreman
Jeffrey Gardiner
as Grantley
as Reggie
Allan McClelland
as Chief Inspector
Malya Nappi
as Russian Lady
Scott Fredericks
as Medical Student
Stephen Whittaker
as Office Boy
Arthur Lovegrove
as Harbour Master
as American Athlete
Hazel Hughes
as Landlady
Bobbie Oswald
as Mimi
Alan Gerrard
as H. Birrell
Isabel Metliss
as X-Ray Clerk
Luan Peters
as Ward Nurse
Ilona Rodgers
as Beth
as Bert
Kenneth Ives
as 1st Detective
Dennis Chinnery
as Jones
Maxine Casson
as Birthday Girl - Anne Finch
Michael Goldie
as Guard
as Bus Conductor
Joan Newell
as Hotel Proprietress
Patti Brooks
as Maid
Oliver Cotton
as Young Man
Tim Wylton
as Waiter
Graham Ashley
as Airport Attendent
Edwin Brown
as Security Guard
John Tate
as Wiglow
Fredric Abbott
as Man
Julie Collins
as Emma Llewellyn
Lynn Pinkney
as Helga Bauer
John Challis
as Soldier
Arthur Howard
as Professor Penhollow
Penny Service
as Waitress
Raymond Graham
as Attendant
Unity Grimwood
as Model Girl
Leslie Sarony
as Ticket Collector
Alan Mason
as Soldier
Pauline Long
as Model Girl
Hilary Pritchard
as Model Girl
Meg Walter
as Model Girl
Joe Wadham
as Bit part
Lewis Alexander
as Diner in Persian Restaurant
Harold Bennett
as Newspaper Seller
as Grandma
as Doctor
as Nurse
Janet Key
as Nurse at Immunization Clinic
Vincent Wong
as Chinese Jail Guard
Aileen Lewis
as Diner in Persian Restaurant
Victor Harrington
as Diner in Persian Restaurant
Roy Beck
as Landlord's son
Billy Cornelius
as Heavy
Walter Henry
as Detective
as Bit part
Release 08 Jan 1971
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