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Drama

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Director
Peter Barnes
Michael Bradwell
John Bruce
Artists
Anton Rodgers
as Aubrey Bellweather
as Sammy Duncan
Claire Hackett
as Arlene Trent
Ian McElhinney
as Eddie
Jennie Jay Williams
as Ruby
as Mamma
Anthony Calf
as Jonathan Knight
Daniel Massey
as Mr. Hern (segment "Nobody Here But Us Chickens")
as Alex
Julie Legrand
as Babs
Victor Romero Evans
as 'Ras' Seymour McLean
as Julia
as Annabel
Gary McDonald
as Valentine
Yvonne Bryceland
as Hetty
Jim Broadbent
as Steven Parrish
Juliet Stevenson
as Margaret
Ralph Brown
as Archie Heckle
Alexei Sayle
as Rittblatt
Ken Hutchison
as Alex Cording
Brenda Bruce
as Sarah
as George
Anne Reid
as Pam Radley
as Mr. Allsop (segment "Nobody Here But Us Chickens")
Rudolph Walker
as Defence counsel
Holly De Jong
as Amanda Jones
Julia Swift
as Miriam
Veronica Roberts
as Elaine
as Connie
Michelle Fairley
as Maureen
Samantha Bond
as Lee
Brian Bovell
as Richard
David Sibley
as Albert
Rosemary McHale
as 'Crazy' Jane
Saskia Reeves
as Helen
as Bunny Heckle
Frances Tomelty
as Julia Parrish
David Horovitch
as Barry
Mark McGann
as John
Michael Wardle
as 1st Sierra Driver
Annie Louise Ross
as Isabel Denning
Nicholas Farrell
as Hills (segment "More Than a Touch of Zen")
Lizzy McInnerny
as Linda
Maxine Audley
as Rachel
as Judge Cox
Robert Reynolds
as Anthony Forbes
Gina McKee
as Koochie
Ian Hogg
as Leo
Norman Beaton
as Pastor
as Nick
as Hugh
Polly James
as Anne
Nick Bartlett
as Gary
Eric Heath
as Bonzo
Malcolm Jackson
as Larry Driver
Michael Maloney
as Powell (segment "More Than a Touch of Zen")
Tim Wylton
as Mr. Appleyard
George Rossi
as Main-Ian
as Cantor
as Mrs. Brickton
Dimitri Andreas
as George
as Michelle
Caroline Goodall
as Marsha
Stefan Kalipha
as Charles
Sarah Neville
as Virginia
as Sinead
Sean Bean
as Smith
Linda Bassett
as Phyllis Twigg
Siobhan Redmond
as Janet Cording
Susannah Doyle
as Merlinda Parrish
Christopher Fulford
as Alan Trent
Sharon Maiden
as Cherry
Frank Windsor
as Gerald
Charlotte Cornwell
as Vivian
Su Elliot
as Zoe
Joe Belcher
as Joe Rushworth
as Judith
Saul Jephcott
as Hockaday
Julia Dearden
as Fiona
Mona Hammond
as Bella
Jonathan Barlow
as Jonathan
Trevor Penton
as Young boy
Joseph Crilly
as Gerry
as Justin Parrish
as Dick Smith
as Carol
Sandy Neilson
as Geoffrey Monteith
as Joe
Stephen Rea
as Paul (segment "Not As Bad As They Seem")
Hilary Mason
as Dora
Julia Deakin
as Judy
Julie Peasgood
as Hazel
Susan Leong
as Pen Bellweather
Malcolm Hebden
as Hugh Grounshaw
Adam Bareham
as Prosecuting counsel
as Tommy
Anna Healy
as Rudi
Calvin Simpson
as Arnold
as Eric Shaw
as Morna
John Benfield
as Gordon Turnbull
John Quentin
as Keensmith
Richard Braine
as Flook
as Marian Court
Jimmie Wheels
as Kev
as Janet Holmes
Norman Rodway
as Ernest (segment "Not As Bad As They Seem")
as Felix
Stephen Churchett
as Inspector Crowe
Anna Savva
as Maroulla
Peter Gluckstein
as Tom
David Hargreaves
as Sgt. Mayhew
John Hewitt
as Liam
Leila Marr
as Emily
Brid Brennan
as Susan Turnbull
Joan Campion
as Gladys Luker
Roger Gartland
as Spock
Brian Orrell
as Loader
Kay Gallie
as Jessie MacBride
as Michael
Mark Beer
as Gerry
as Judith (segment "Not As Bad As They Seem")
as Elsa
Judy Brooke
as Aileen
George Jackos
as Tony
as Winston Lawrence
Charles Lawson
as Joseph
as Social worker
Freddie Brooks
as Simon
Jonny Lee Miller
as Dennis Turnbull
as Ted
Laura Cox
as Social worker
Robert Hamilton
as Doctor
J.D. Kelleher
as David Athey
Stewart Preston
as Greg Winters
as DC Stallard
Steven Beard
as Stephen Bell
Dick Waring
as David
Giorgos Vatyliotis
as Grandfather
as Detective
Sian Maguire
as Bridget
Katy Murphy
as Maddie
Jack Chissick
as Manager
Billy Riddoch
as Bruce MacKinnon
Declan Mulholland
as Old Man
Ronan Wilmot
as Johnny
as Anne's neighbour
Nicky Croydon
as Nurse
Roger Griffiths
as Bike Messenger
Mario Kalli
as Joe
B.J. Hogg
as Bridget's Husband
as Mr. Almendros
Carlton Chance
as Joe
John Kavanagh
as Luke
Ralph Riach
as John Breck
Stratford Johns
as Clive
Deborah Norton
as Nurse
Alan Perrin
as Simon
David Boyce
as Man at Anne's
John Burgess
as Edward
Ryan Freedman
as James
Carlton Dixon
as Rasta man
Arbel Jones
as Neighbour
Michael Gormley
as Brendan
Richard Hope
as Geoff
Amanda Walker
as Mrs. F.
as Maureen
Fionnuala Ellwood
as Young mother
Maggie MacRitchie
as Kate
Paula Jacobs
as Mrs. Attey
as Ras Malachi
Maximilian Oppenheim
as Adam
Amy Wetmore
as Girl
Michael Doherty
as Barman
Paul Opacic
as Biker
Jessica Harris
as Young Carol
as Mr. Jefferson
Darragh Kelly
as Pat
John Darling
as Peter
Cyril Nri
as Tony Sewell
Nicola Redmond
as Mrs. Payne
Aidan McCann
as Gunman
Peter Hanly
as Sean
Fine Time Fontayne
as 2nd Sierra Driver
as Daphne
John Blundell
as Biker
Siobhan Gregory
as Zoe
George Zenios
as Chris
Lesley-Anne Brewis
as Bridget's Daughter
Brendan Gleeson
as Farmer
Sean Blowers
as Biker
as Susan
as Mrs. Blake
Paul Ross
as TV Presenter
Dean Lawrence
as Biker
Rory Conroy
as Farmer's Son
as McWhirter
as Maggot
Sally Home
as Mrs. G.
Hazel Dunphy
as Girl in Garage
Andree Evans
as Mrs. Waite
Terry John
as Sergeant
Peter Kosta
as Priest
as Minibus Driver
as Old woman
David Suchet
as Carver (segment "More Than a Touch of Zen")
Mark Jordon
as Des
as Vicar
Alan Hulse
as Conservative man
Sue Race
as Woman
Joyce Kennedy
as Angry woman
Jackie Shinn
as Les Kenyon
Johnny Maxfield
as William Oldham
Thomas Whitehead
as Michael Andrews
Bernard Alexander
as Recording officer
Oscar Oldershaw
as Oscar
as Martin in 'Ultimate Object of Desire'
Phoebe Nicholls
as Annabel in 'Tell Me More'
David Bamber
as Ted in 'Well Wishers'
Stuart Milligan
as Art Pepper in 'But Beautiful'
as Zoe in 'Ultimate Object of Desire'
as Girl on beach in 'But Beautiful'
Jeff Harding
as Hank in 'Well Wishers'
June Barrie
as Minerva in 'Tell Me More'
Peter Joyce
as Supermarket Supervisor
Martin L. Evans
as Young Martin
Jonathan Adams
as Biker
Released 11 Nov 1989
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