A television interviewer is determined to get a coup on a dodgy cabinet minister.
Kenneth More
David Mann
Ralph Richardson
Sir Stanley Johnson
Wendy Craig
Jessie Weston
Jean Marsh
Peggy Mann
Angela Baddeley
Miss Knott
Peter Sallis
Frank Godsell
Jack Gwillim
Controller of Programmes
Megs Jenkins
Lady Johnson
Derek Francis
Sir John Dawson-Brown
Martin Wyldeck
Cyril Browne
John Matthews
Floor Manager
Bill Cartwright
Announcer, Curzon Cigarette Man
Roy Wilson
Electrician
Stephen Hancock
Technical Operations Manager
Patrick Parnell
Vision Mixer
Henry Green
Prop Boy
John Rae
William
Stanley Hollingsworth
Chauffeur (as Stan Hollingsworth)
Alan Howard
Parliamentary Private Secretary
Jean Alexander
Waitress
Trader Faulkner
Film Editor
Harold H. Dean
Toastmaster
George Betton
TUC Official
Anthea Wyndham
Announcer
Peter Layton
Sound Engineer
Vincent Harding
Photographer
Susan Armstrong
Wardrobe Assistant
Marion Horton
Supreme Chocolate Girl
Kathleen Helme
Wheatie Flake Crispie Family Member
Brian Vaughan
Kirk Martin
Sam Null
Charles, the Cat (uncredited)
Malcolm Patton
Call Boy (uncredited)
Alvin Rakoff
Director, Producer
Terence Rattigan
Writer
Dec 30, 1955
Dec 31, 2005
Jul 22, 1965
Mar 7, 2018
Jul 13, 1965
Apr 30, 2004
Nov 16, 1960
Jan 25, 2020
Jun 23, 2012
Jan 21, 2003
Nov 23, 1996
May 20, 2000
Sep 10, 2016
Jul 22, 2013
Apr 26, 2014
Sep 12, 2019
BBC
GB
United Kingdom
English
