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World in Action 1963

Documentary

A documentary series focusing on current affairs.

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Director	Michael Beckham Stephen Clarke Mostrar los 70 directores Patricia Pearson Chris Malone Leslie Woodhead Michael Ryan Allan Segal David Mills Robert Khodadad Linda McDougall John Sheppard Simon Albury Eric Harrison David Bowen-Jones John O'Regan Mike Hodges Sue Woodford Steve Morrison Malcolm Southern Jacquie Hughes Denis Mitchell Barry Cox Colin Richards André Singer Ian McBride Simon Berthon Paul Greengrass Stuart Prebble Nigel Bellis Gordon Flemyng James Hill Paul Almond Brian Moser John Ponsford David Boulton Su Dalgleish Vanya Kewley Gita Mehta Michael Grigsby Gus Macdonald Claudia Milne Chris Curling David Liddiment Mary McMurray Norma Percy Geoffrey Seed Frank Hayes Eugene Ferguson David Richards Lorne Magory Peter Mullings Andrew Bell Philip Clothier Lisa McManus Michael Apted John Goldschmidt Charles Denton Carol Wilks
Artists	Chris Kelly as Self - Narrator Andrew Brittain as Self - Narrator Derek Cooper as Self - Narrator Mostrar los 941 artistas Wilfrid Thomas as Self - Narrator Mike Walsh as Self - Reporter Michael Scott as Self - Presenter David Taylor as Self - Reporter Tony Benn as Self David Owen as Self Michael Gillard as Self - Reporter Andrew Jennings as Self - Reporter Ed Harriman as Self - Reporter Nick Davies as Self - Reporter Neil Kinnock as Self as Self - Presenter Adam Holloway as Self - Reporter Michael Parkinson as Self Kevin Donnellon as Self Clive Jenkins as Self Richard Crossman as Self Edward Heath as Self Gordon Burns as Self - Presenter John Pilger as Self - Reporter Margaret Thatcher as Self John Ware as Self - Reporter Matthew Parris as Self Quintin Hogg as Self as Self Tariq Ali as Self Agnes Donnellon as Self Jack Straw as Self John Foster as Self Jill Knight as Self George Brown as Self Thomas Braden as Self Anatoly Sharansky as Self Merlyn Rees as Self Margaret Beckett as Self as Self Michael Foot as Self Stephen Dorrell as Self Gordon Brown as Self Norman Tebbit as Self Michael Mates as Self Richard Branson as Self Donal MacIntyre as Self - Reporter Ronan O'Rahilly as Self as Self Louise Mason as Self Alastair Burnet as Self - Presenter Pierre Balmain as Self Alistair Cooke as Self Mick Jagger as Self Mark Bonham-Carter as Self Fidel Castro as Self Jack Jones as Self Peter Hain as Self Stephen Milligan as Self Vic Feather as Self Anthony Farrar-Hockley as Self John Walker as Self Leon Brittan as Self Arthur Scargill as Self Philip Agee as Self L. Fletcher Prouty as Self E. Howard Hunt as Self - Former CIA Political Officer Denis Healey as Self Meg Murray as Self John McGregor as Self Bent Hansen as Self Freddy Laker as Self Sarah Hogg as Margaret Thatcher Alan Fisher as Self Norman St. John Stevas as Self David Steel as Self Nicholas Winterton as Self Norman Fowler as Self Walter Cronkite as Self - Presenter Julian Critchley as Self Bob Geldof as Self John Biffen as Self David Clark as Self Michael Cockerell as Self - Reporter John Hume as Self Nicholas Parsons as Game Show Host Clive Soley as Self Cecil Parkinson as Self Clare Short as Self George Young as Self as Self Brian Wilson as Self Simon Hughes as Self Bruce Kent as Self Mary Rosser as Self - Morning Star Ken Livingstone as Self John Gummer as Self Lynn Faulds Wood as Self - Presenter Michael Whine as Self - Board of Jewish Deputies Glenn Wilson as Self Tony Banks as Self Said Aburish as Self Jonathan Dimbleby as Self - Interviewer Emma Hawley as Self - Reporter Richard Martin as Self - Reporter Michael Jackson as Self - Reporter Stephen Clarke as Self - Investigator Alex Mitchell as Self - Investigation Sam Green as Self - Durham Councillor David Scott as Self - Reporter as Self Tarlach O'Connor as Self - Reporter Wayne as Self - Hippie Nick Robinson as Self as Self David Kemp as Self - Reporter David Greenwood as Self - Director, Centre for Defence Studies Janet E. Lundy as Self Liam Evans as Self Dick Gregory as Self as Self Earle Cabell as Self - Mayor of Dallas Henri Nannen as 1 episode, 1963 Rudolf Augstein as 1 episode, 1963 Richard Marsh as Self MP Wilfred Bailey as Self - Minister, Methodist Church Johannes Mathiessen as 1 episode, 1963 Alfred Denning as Self Tom Howard as Self - Lawyer Jeffery Wallis as 1 episode, 1963 Ernst Kramer as 1 episode, 1963 Mrs. Bradley as Self - Resident Maria Bradley as Self - Resident Marcel Foos as 1 episode, 1963 Tom Bradley as Self - Resident Bill Lewis as Self - Resident Marches Pucci as 1 episode, 1963 Thomas Farr as Self - Resident John Wisenbaker as Oil Baron Edith Ramsay as Self - Councillor Lily Coles as Self - Resident Claus Jacobi as 1 episode, 1963 Pearl Fuller as Self - Poor Widow Roy Brooks as Self - Estate Agent Beth Anderson Rachelle as Self - Publicist, John Birch Society John Cavanagh as 1 episode, 1963 Glen King as Self - Dallas Police Edwin A. Walker as Self as Self Robert McNamara as Self Barry Goldwater as Self Anthony Eden as Self Ian Ross as Self - Sales Executive, Radio Caroline Ricky Valance as Self Jocelyn Stevens as Managing Director, Radio Caroline Joe Meek as Self Reginald Bevins as Self - Postmaster General Brian McCabe as Self - President, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising Hugh Cudlipp as Self Wayne Morse as Self Oliver Smedley as Self - Director, Radio Atlanta Alan Crawford as Self - Boss, Radio Atlanta Mark Abovsky as Self - Captain, Mi Amigo John Bloom as Self Patrick Fields as Self - Foreman Four Plus One as Themselves Manuel Fraga as Self F.V. Broadribb as Self - Director, Radio Atlanta Christopher Moore as Self - Programme Controller, Radio Caroline G.C. Lomax as Self - Director, Radio Atlanta Geoffrey Everitt as Self - General Manager, Radio Luxembourg Roy Mason as Self - Labour MP, Barnsley Harold Walters as Self - General Manager, Performing Rights Society James Baldwin as Self - Writer Fanny Cradock as Self John Russell as Self Barry Johnson as Malcolm X as Self Ernesto 'Che' Guevara as Self Mohammad Reza Pahlavi as Self Stokely Carmichael as Self as Self - Ex Israeli Premier Farah Pahlavi as Self Gamal Abdel Nasser as Self - Egyptian President Paco Rabanne as Self Georgios Papadopoulos as Self Johnnie Walker as Self - DJ Abba Eban as Self - Israeli Foreign Minister William Rees-Mogg as Self Robbie Dale as Self - DJ Félix Rodríguez as Self Régis Debray as Self Thomas Corbishley as Self Levi Eshkol as Self - Israeli Premier Federico Escobac as Self Rene Barrientos Ortuno as Self Hugh Jenkins as Self - MP Ahmed Anis as Self - U.A.R. Press Officer Mattatyhu Sharon as Self - Israeli Press Counsellor Archbishop Makarios as Self Anthony Nutting as Self - Ex Diplomat Stylianos Pattakos as Self John Arthur Thomas Robinson as Self Judy Innes as Self Douglas Henderson as Self Frank Soskice as Self Alberto Bailey Gutierréz as Self John Steinbeck as Self George Best as Self Jeremy Thorpe as Self Stanley Unwin as Self Peter Snow as Self - Reporter Ingrid Lind as Self Danny Blanchflower as Self Col. Robinson as Self Bill Pollock as 1 episode, 1968 Jerry Landay as Self Amilcar Cabral as Self Vijay Das as Self - Ward Doctor Joyce Kirstock Lubold as 1 episode, 1968 Shelley as Self - Hippie Ted Carpenter as 1 episode, 1968 Eve as Self - Hippie Arthur Spencer as Self - Medical Superintendent Hugh Scanlon as Self Greg Morris as Self - 13-year old runaway Barbara as Self - Girlfriend of Gorilla Maureen as Self - Hippie Janice Everidge as Self - 13-year old runaway Carlos Rafael Rodriguez as Self William Soskin as Self - Sociologist Ellen Wood as 1 episode, 1968 Larry as Self - Hippie Jim Peters as Self Joe Stark as Self - Hippie Al Rose as Self - Director, Haight Ashbury Medical Center Gus Stark as Self - Father of Joe Gorilla as Self - Hippie Rick Kendall as Self - Psychologist Larry Beggs as Self - Founder, Huckleberry House Brian Rohan as Self - San Francisco Lawyer Yasser Arafat as Self Haile Selassie as Self Barbara Castle as 1 episode, 1969 as Self Mrs. Griffiths as Self - Mother Jack Hilton as Self Wally Gow as Self - Sheltered Griffiths Vincent Burke as Self - Borstal Buddy Oberia Dempsey as Self Amos Basel as Self - Judge Kenneth Bright as Self - School Narcotics Director Irene Cameron as 1 episode, 1969 Gideon Waddis as Self - Psychiatrist Shirley Gow as 1 episode, 1969 James Wei as Self Stanley Walwork as Self - Gaolmate Michael Caine as Self Jane Fonda as Self Bryan Forbes as Self - Head of Production, ABPC Quentin Crisp as Self as Self as Self James Clavell as Self - Producer, The Last Valley John Boulting as Self - British Lion Films Tony Garnett as Self - Independent Producer Eugene McCarthy as Self as Self - Executive Producer, Goodbye Gemini Audrey Battersby as Self Elijah Mohammed as Self Alan Sapper as Self - General Secretary, ACTT Jorgen Langkilde as Self - Politician John Terry as Self - Manager, National Film Finance Corporation Jackie Pape as Self Andrew Hodgson as Self Bryan Quilter as Self - Head of Rank Leisure Services Division Calvin Morris as Self Victor Michelin as Self David Dellinger as Self Karen Horsens as Self Juan Velasco Alvarado as Self - President Jackie Morris as Self as Self as Self as Self Ian Paisley as Self Paul Foot as Self Beverley Walker as Self - Daughter Audrey Walker as Self - Wife Felix Onama as Self Anthony Mascarenhas as Self George Lee as Self - Acre Mill 1950-1960 Ian Duthie as Self - Arthritis Specialist Mrs. Moran as Self - Bus Conductor (Takes 4 Beechams Powders a day) Alec Reidy as Self - Acre Mill 1964-1970 Joe Baldwinson as Self - Acre Mill 1956-1968 Reg Burt as Self - Acre Mill 1953-1969 Sheila Callender as Self - Blood Disease Specialist N.F. Coghill as Self - Ex-President, British Society of Gastro-Enterology Robert Astles as Self Alastair G. MacGregor as Self Hugh De Wardender as Self - Kidney Disease Specialist Khaled Mosharraf as Self William Long as Self - Member of NI Cabinet & Security Committee Stanley Day as Self - Chairman of the Propriety Association of Great Britain Mrs. Mackintosh as Self - Housewife (Takes 12 Dispirins a day) Gesperado Oda as Self Jim Cowan as Self - Brewer (Takes 8 Aspirins a day) Martin McNicholas as Self - Acre Mill 1952-1970 Harold Venables as Self - Acre Mill 1946-1948 Alastair MacGeorge as Self - Consumers' Association Bill Butterworth as Self - Acre Mill 1948-1959 Robert Smith as Self - Acre Mill 1946-1948 Frank Teer as Self - National Opinion Poll Gusty Spence as Self M.E. Bryan as Self - Salford University Anna Mendleson as Self Ted Tullock as Self - Associated Metalworkers' Society William Craig as Self J.P. Graham as Self - Works Director Paul-Léon Seitz as Self W. Tempest as Self - Salford University Hilary Creek as Self Jean Stone as Self - Noise Consultant R.R.A. Coles as Self - Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, Southampton University Jim Macintosh as Self - Labour Councillor Alan Clegg as Self - Labour Councillor Esther Ashby as Self - Labour Councillor Ted Castle as Self Bill Hay as Self - Independent Councillor Peter Knox as Self - Labour Councillor Ron Stiffs as Self - Independent Councillor John Conteh as Self Jimmy Boyle as Self - Prisoner Larry Winters as Self - Prisoner Maharishi Narish Yogi as Self as Self - Discussion Chairman Carol Thatcher as Self Mark Thatcher as Self as Self K. Barton Osborn as Self - Former Military Intelligence and CIA Officer Kermit Roosevelt Jr. as Self Fred Branfman as Self Peter Sichel as Self Michael Morris as Self Robert Willis as Self - TUC General Council Andrew Atkinson as Self - Patient William Maycock as Self - Blood Transfusion Policy Advisor, Department of Health John Marks as Self Neil Robinson as Self - Patient Joe Maggio as Self Michael J. Harrington as Self - Congressman Arie Zuckerman as Self - Hepatitis Expert, World Health Organisation Keith Proud as Self - Patient Manuel Artime as Self - Leader of the CIA's Private Army Thomas F. McCoy as Self - Former CIA Political Officer in Charge of China John Watt as Self - Scientific Director, Scottish Blood Transfusion Association Ron Rickenbach as Self John Corrie as Self Brian Walden as Self Godfrey Hodgson as Self - Reporter Lynda Chalker as Self as Self Dick Clark as Self - Chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Africa Kenneth Rachidi as Self - President of the Black People's Convention Malusi Mpumlwana as Self Samora Biko as Self - Son of Steve Biko as Self Roger Simms as Self Mark Hosenball as Self Lewis Edwards as Job Creation Sponsor John Morgan as Self - Headmaster David Matthews as Self - Job Creation Sponsor Les Coghlan as Self - Head of Liverpool Careers Advisors Service Tom White as Self - Director, Social Services, Coventry Karen Gill as Self - Jobseeker Robert Birley as Self Ntsiki Biko as Self - Widow of Steve Biko Yardley as Self Barbara McNulty as Self - Psychotherapist Eddie Pinder as Self - Jobseeker Roland Moyle as Self - Minister for Social Services Tim Francis as Self - Schoolmaster and Nephew Geoff Wylde-Jones as Self Janet Guilfoyle as Self - Supervisor, Toy-making Project Nohle Mohapi as Self - Widow of Mapetla Mohapi Professor Ridley as 1 episode, 1977 Leslie Roberts as Self - Manager, Careers Office Josef Mengele as Self Peter Jenkins as Self Ray Gosling as Self - Presenter John Considine as Self - Former Tower Hamlets National Front Member Willem Sassen as Self - Former SS Officer and Friend of Mengele Hermann Langbein as Self - Former Auschwitz prisoner and clerk in chief doctor's office Brian Roycroft as Self - Secretary, Association of Directors of Social Services Ken Whittaker as Self - Head of Supplies, British Airways Mr. Wasan as Self - Newsagent Owner and Violence Victim Gary Whiting as Self - Factory Worker and Violence Victim Paul Bening as Self - Police Constable and Violence Victim Alban Krug as Self - Secretly Filmed Horst Mahler as Self Emilio Wolf as Self - Butcher Jeffrey Sedgewick as Self - Health Food Store Owner and Violence Victim Frans Bletz as Self Bert Massie as Self - Disability Researcher George Jackson as Self - Industrial Therapy Unit Heinrich Müller as Self - Secretly Filmed Molly Meacher as Self - Mental Health Trust John Webb as Self - Adult Training Centre Hans-Juergen Backer as Self Isser Harel as Self - Former Head of 'Mossad' Horst von Glasenapp as Self - West German Investigating Judge on Mengele Dick Walsh as Self Dieter Buhl as Self Paul Fabra as Self Christopher Lane as Self - Centre Manager Margaret Englander as Self - Auschwitz survivor and Mengele's Clerk Benno Weiser Varon as Self - Former Ambassador to Paraguay Jack Smith as Self - Former Bradford Secretary, National Front General Grigorenko as Self Alan Stevenson as Self - Adult Training Centre Cissy Marcus as Self - Jewish Pensioner and Violence Victim Dino Frescobaldi as Self John Tyndall as Self - National Front Leader Chris Remington as Self - Left Wing Bookshop Owner and Violence Victim Fons Theis as Self Guido Naets as Self Sonia Miller as Self - Schoolgirl and Violence Victim Keith Barron as Self - Narrator Robin Cook as Self Tom Robinson as Self - Singer & Activist Norman Brown as Self - Governor Humphrey Atkins as Self June Mortimer as Self - Mother Darren Mortimer as Self - Father Fredwid Rashcoe as Self - Prisoner Terry Bond as Self - Officer Alex Kitson as Self Alan Gibb as Self - Forensic Expert Michael Mason as Self - News Editor, Gay News Nicholas Scott as Self Harvey Brenner as Self George Kanyeihamba as Self Ronald Brown as Self David Woolley as Self - Head of Combustion Research Stephen Wood as Self - Prisoner Ken Prior as Self - Technical Chief, Suppliers Division Ibrahim Kisule as Self John Fishbein as Self - Chief Spokesman, Foam Industry Bernard Nossiter as Self Tony Whitehead as Self - Activist Philip Martin Brown as 1 episode, 1980 as Self - Director General, British Phonographic Industry (BPI) Niall Padden as 1 episode, 1980 Christopher Quinn as 1 episode, 1980 John Nott as Self Geoffrey Rippon as Self Shirley Williams as Self Alan Clark as Self Jack Hutton as Self - Managing Director, Music Week magazine Jim Hobson as Self Martin Schulze as 1 episode, 1980 Stuart Kind as Self David Napley as Self - Criminal Lawyer Richard Lamberton as Self Nicholas Bethell as Self Kate McCann as Self - Benefit Fraudster Andrew Sloan as Self - Assistant Chief Constable Andrew Sloan Peter Shore as Self Tony Christopher as Self - Chairman, Inland Revenue Staff Federation Avis Lingard as Self - Former Sales Promotions Representative, WEA Ian Malick as Self - Former Sales Promotions Representative, WEA Wilfried Martens as 1 episode, 1980 Sue Bradley as Self - Associate Director, British Market Research Bureau (BMRB) Sheila Aitkenhead as Self - Cancer Sufferer Stanley Boothroyd as Self Reg Prentice as Self - Minister for Social Security Ronald Harvey as Self - Commander Ronald Harvey Brian Bates as Self - Managing Director, British Market Research Bureau Andy Ferguson as Manager, The Undertones Sheila Grant as Self - Widow of Sufferer Leslie Emmant as Self - Deputy Chief Constable Leslie Emmant Murray Parkes as Self - Psychiatrist Bob Browne as Self David Gerty as Self - Assistant Chief Constable David Gerty Ian Mikardo as Self Alan Morson as Self - Police Constable Colin Byrne as Self - Former General Manager, EMI Records Greg Beaumont as Self - Criminal Intelligence Sergeant Greg Beaumont Robin Page as Self - Fraud Investigator Steve Hopkins as Self - Former Assistant Manager of a London Record Store Godfrey Rust as Self - Record Industry Analyst Nicholas Reed as Self - Secretary, EXIT Cynthia O'Neil as Self - Fraud Suspect Ian McNay as Self - Record Company Manager Freddie Francis as Self UB40 as Themselves Julian Bond as Self - Senator Simon Jenkins as 1 episode, 1981 Peter Parker as Self The Beat as Themselves Derek Jameson as Self Bill Wilkinson as Self - Imperial Wizard as 1 episode, 1981 Conor Cruise O'Brien as Self Steve Anderson as Self - Reporter Francis Pym as Self Chris Huhne as 1 episode, 1981 Brian Lapping as Self Peregrine Worsthorne as William Whitelaw Eric Heffer as Self Linda Rarter as Self - Matron Clive Hollands as Self Francis Roe as Self Tom Hamilton as Self - Alzheimer's Sufferer Hugh Stephenson as Sir Geoffrey Howe Norman Exton-Smith as Self Klaus Bergmann as Self Malcolm Rutherford as 1 episode, 1981 Lyn Cusack as Self - Social Works Team Leader C.P. Ellis as Self - Former Klansman Mark Schrieber as Sir Keith Joseph Mrs. Hamilton as Self - Wife of Tom Malcolm Dean as 1 episode, 1981 John Gilbert as Self Stephen Sparrow as Self William Rodgers as Self Anwar Ditta as Self Jerry Paul Smith as Self - Klansman John Bleby as Self Coleman Blair Pridmore as Self - Klansman John McCullum as Self - Klan Victim Alan Davison as Self Avrion Mitchison as Self James T. Crutcher as Self - Pastor Carol O'Brien as Self - Social Services Vice Chair Joyce Powell as Self - Alzheimer's Sufferer John Rae Price as Self - Social Services Director Ronnie Lee as Self Alan Powell as Self - Husband of Joyce Jean Pink as Self Jim Calderwood as Self - Stepfather Adam Raphael as James Prior Vivian White as Self - Reporter John Alderson as Self - Ex-Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall Rodney Bickerstaffe as Self - NUPE General Secretary Joe Cannon as Self - Former Criminal Peter Rosamund as Self - Labourer Hugh Dykes as Self George Douglas as Self - Painter Herbert Hedgecock as Self - First World War Private Roy Dalglish as Self - Tradesman Sidney Hamburger as Self - Ex-Chairman, NW Regional Health Authority Arthur Hambleton as Self - Ex-Head of Operation Countryman Frank Williamson as Inspector of Constabulary, Home Office Bill Edwards as Self - Local Secretary, BLESMA British Limbless Ex Service Men's Association Mick Foster as Self - Hospital Porter Brenda Lineker as Self - Hospital Cleaner Charles Henkins as Self - Former Lance Corporal as Self Jane Leighton as Self - Reporter Michael Joseph as Self - Paediatrician Ian Hargreaves as Self - Royal College of Nursing Bill Shaw as Self - Ulster Veteran Mary Ireson as Self David Kinsey as Self James Saunders as Self - London Solicitor Bert Cooper as Self - Military Advisor, US Congress Stanley Orme as Self Bill Gunston as Self - Defence Consultant Alfred Sheppard as Self - Criminal who Paid off Police as Self Harold Shipman as Self Michael Mansfield as Self Clive Lloyd as Self as Self - Presenter Tony Greig as Self Patricia Phoenix as Self Chip Yablonski as Self - UMWA Lawyer Peter Wright as Self - Chief Constable, South Yorkshire Colin Sampson as Self - Chief Constable, West Yorkshire Ron Darrington as Self - Chairman, West Yorkshire Committee Harry Morgan as Self - Unemployed Merchant Seaman Micky James as Self - Redundant Worker, Cammell Laird Alan Dawson as Self - Redundant Foreman Scaffolder, Cammell Laird Larry Gostin as Self - Gen Sec, NCCL Duke Grant as Self - Ex-President, Gillette UMWA David Clarkson as Self - Chief Training Officer, West Yorkshire John Domaille as Self George Moores as Self - Chairman, South Yorkshire Committee Bob Innes as Self - Metropolitan Police Roy Casady as Self - UMWA Picket Jimmy Ellis as Self - Unemployed Family Man Dot James as Self - Twice Married to Micky Bernie Reilly as Self - Director, Emergency Protection Services, Wackenhut Security Inc. Frank Watters as Self Bill Sirs as Self - Iron & Steel Traders Confederation Jeff Congreave as Self - Chairman, Parish Council Tony Clements as Self - Asst Ch. Constable, South Yorkshire Lloyd Clarke as Self Arthur Branigan as Self - Ex Chief Superintendent Peter Lodge as Self Frank Stephenson as Self - UMWA Negotiator John DeLorean as Self John Smithson as Self - Reporter as Self - Minister of Health David Jenkins as Self William Waldegrave as Self Norman Strauss as Self Geoffrey Wilkinson as Self - Chief Inspector, Accidents Investigation Branch Charles Secrett as Self Robert Armstrong as Self Harold Gunson as Self - Consultant Advisor on Blood Transfusion Malcolm Keogh as Self - Solicitor for Victims John Strutt as Self - Local Government Officer, London David Ashford as Self John Weedon as Self - Maintenance Manager, British Airways John Protheroe as Self - Civil Servant, London Geoffrey Savidge as Self - Director, Haemophilia Centre, St. Thomas' Hospital, London Alice Coleman as Self Lindsay Davies as Self Andrew Lithgow as Self - B737 Captain Joe Collier as Self Alexander Gowrie as Self David Baldock as Self - Former Home Office Forensic Scientist Peter Jones as Self - Director, Haemophilia Centre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Godfrey as Self - Clock Repairer, North Yorksire Peter Jay as Self - Presenter Winnie Mandela as Self David Waddington as Self Tom King as Self Clive Ponting as Self Bono as Self The Edge as Self as Self Adam Clayton as Self as Self - Audience Member James Pickles as Self Garret Fitzgerald as Self - Irish Prime Minister, 1982-1987 Bernt Carlsson as Self - UN Commissioner for Namibia Debbie Christie as Self - Reporter Eric Lang as Self - Businessman John Medus as Self John Shaedonhodi as President, Mineworkers' Union of Namibia Denise Berry as Self - Health Authority Worker Martyn Marriott as Self - Diamond Consultant Roger Bolton as Editor, This Week, ITV John Birt as Self Douglas Hurd as Self - Home Secretary John Gau as Self - Head of BBC TV Current Affairs, 1979-1981 Stephen Hearst as Self - Advisor to BBC Director General, 1982-1986 Martin Tomkinson as Self D. Mob as Self - D-Mob S. Sriramachari as Self - Indian Institute of Pathology David Harris as Self - Accountant Ted Hines as Self - Acid House Correspondent, Sunday People Roger Lewis as Self - Head of Radio 1 Music Tony Colston-Hayter as Self - Warehouse Party Organizer Ann Taylor as Self Andrew Mitchell as Self Neil Anderson as Self Joan Lester as Self Keith Vaz as Self Derek Todd as Self - Head of Drugs Squad, Metropolitan Police Hugh Dufficy as Self - Standing Conference on Drug Abuse Vepa Sarathi as Self - Lawyer for the Victims of Bhopal Peter Robinson as Self Gary Haisman as Self - D-Mob as Self - Former Labour MP Eldon Griffiths as Self Peter Simms as Self - Acid Art Designer Murari Lal as Self - Policeman Bud Holman as Self - Lawyer Robert Fox as Self - The Daily Telegraph Alan Protheroe as Self - Assistant Director General, 1982-1987 Tom McNally as Self - Former Political Advisor to James Callaghan Johnny Walker as Self - Club Disc Jockey Juliet Simpson as Self - Parent Jackie Hope as Self - Tenant Satyam Satyam as Self - Bhopal Relief Commissioner Lenny Henry as Self as Self Dora Bryan as Self Su Pollard as Self Morrissey as Self Kate Adie as Self Penny Junor as Self - Reporter Wendy James as Self Ron Pickering as Self John Curtin as Self - Ex-A.L.F. Heinz Branitzki as Self - Chief Executive, Porsche Bob Latham as 1 episode, 1989 Sylvia O'Brien as Self - A.L.F. Funder Jo Richardson as Self Davy Barr as Self Shirley Porter as Self Frederick Lawton as 1 episode, 1989 Kevin Baldwin as Self - Ex-A.L.F. Mike Minto as Self Mike Breece as Self Peter Scott as Self - Firemaster Stephen Reitman as Self - Motor Analyst, UBS Philips and Drew Ian Breach as Self - Reporter John Robins as Self - Animal Concern, Scotland Ian Blair as 1 episode, 1989 Tony Lundy as Self John Egan as Self - Chairman and Managing Director, Jaguar Peggy Burrows as Self Max Welti as Self - Mercedes Racing Team Paul Helfgott as Self - Furrier Lew Wilson as Self Ted Evans as Self Garel Rhys as Self - Professor of Motor Industry Economics, Cardiff Business School Niel Hansen as Self (activist) Peter Walsh as Self Anthony Gifford as Self Alan Rodger as 1 episode, 1989 Matthias Kleinart as Self - Director, Daimler-Benz Harry Clement as Self Jane Noble as 1 episode, 1989 Julian Glover as Self - Interviewer Sting as Self Trudie Styler as Self David Puttnam as Self Oleg Gordievsky as Self John Prescott as Self Michael Howard as Self Alexander Dubcek as Self Jean-Pierre Dutilleux as Self Michael Spicer as Self - Housing Minister Nicholas Ridley as Self Malcolm Rifkind as Self Alistair Darling as Self Eugene Carroll as Self Bryan Gould as Self Geoffrey Johnson Smith as Self Richard Gregorie as Self Saadoun Hammadi as Deputy Prime Minister Huddam Al Mahdi as Self - Women's Federation of Iraq Abul Suf as Self - University Lecturer Rhodes Boyson as Self Anthony Beaumont-Dark as Self Abu Iyad as Self - Palestine Liberation Organisation Toby Jessel as Self Stansfield Turner as Self Brid Brennan as 1 episode, 1991 as Self - Narrator Jean Boht as Self - Narrator Edwina Currie as Self Margery Withers as Voicover Seamus Mallon as Self Paul Lashmar as Self - Reporter Paddy Hill as Self Robbie Dee as Voicover Elizabeth Newson as Self Sheena McDonald as Self - Presenter Gerard Hunter as Self Hugh Callaghan as Self William Power as Self Ken Maginnis as Self Tam Dalyell as Self Richard McIlkenny as Self Glenda Jackson as Self Robert Lindsay as Self - Narrator as Self George Harrison Marks as Self Harry Jones as Actor in reconstruction Sue Lawley as Self - Presenter John Major as Self Diane Abbott as Self Chris Hargreaves as Actor in reconstruction Martin Oldfield as Actor in reconstruction John M. East as Self Nrinder Dhudwar as Actor in reconstruction Tony Livesey as Self Paddy Ashdown as Self Paula as Self - Traveller Michael Eavis as Self - Glastonbury Festival Jack Cunningham as Self Judith Hampson as Self Jim Cronin as Primotologist Jo Durden-Smith as Self Ian McColl as Self Paul Henderson as Self John Wadham as Self - Liberty Keith Portlock as Self - Devon & Cornwall Police Mark as Self - Traveller Alan as Self - Former Traveller Matthew Taylor as Self Kevin Gosper as Self Nikolai A. Petrov as Self Jonathon Stokes as Self - Councillor Ron Hadfield as Self - Assoc. of Chief Police Officers Francis Bigham as Self - Farmer Bruce Carter as Self - Dorset Police Paul Marland as Self - Gloucestershire West Anne as Self - Traveller Basil Burton as Self - Gypsy Liaison Officer, Dorset County Council John Williams as Self - World in Action Researcher Slim as Self - Traveller Terry Hill as Self Mark McGann as Self - Narrator Keith Floyd as Self - Presenter Osvaldo Ardiles as Self as Self David Plowright as Self - Editor, 1966-1968 Garth Crooks as Self Nicholas Soames as Self David Osland as Self - Metropolitan Police as Self Ian Fells as Self Peter Kilfoyle as Self - Labour Nick Davies as Presenter Dianne Nelmes as Self - Executive Producer, 1993 Richard Adams as Self - Rolan's Father Peter Lilley as Self Malcolm George as Self - Asst Chief Constable, Greater Manchester Police Paul Holborow as Self - National Organiser, Anti Nazi League Merlyn Saddleton as Self - Ex-Chairman, Kings Lynn FC Paul Williams as Self Eddie Whicker as Self Ramesh Sharma as Self - Rohit Duggal's Uncle Chris Wootton as Self - Forest Director, 1985-1993 Philip Gould as Self Jeremy Wallington as Self - Editor, 1968-1970 Alison Loughlin as Self Tony McNally as Self - Key Books Sue Slipman as Self Paul Heron as Self - Organiser, Youth Against Racism Europe Martin Vasey as Self Andrew Plumb as Self - Ex-Ticket Manager Fred Reacher as Self - Forest Chairman as Self - Editor, 1976-1987 Tony Francis as Self - Clough's Biographer Peter Mawdsley as Self - Liverpool Trading Standards Donald Dewar as Self V.P. Singh as Self Ian Gregory as Self Charlie Sargent as Self - Founder of C18 David Wraith as Self - Ex-Chairman, Scunthorpe United Gary McFarlane as Self - ANL Organiser, North London Tim Hepple as Self Mike O'Brien as Self - Home Affairs Select Cttee. Marc Wadsworth as Self - National Secretary, Anti Racist Alliance Paddy Mayhew as Self - N. Ireland Secretary Dan Crompton as Self - Chief Constable, Nottinghamshire Doreen Lawrence as Self - Stephen's Mother Charles Crute as Self - Freedom Press Kevin McNamara as Self - Shadow N. Ireland Secretary Brian Mawhinney as Self Giovanni Ulleri as Self - Narrator Marjorie Wallace as Self - Ex-Sunday Times Nigel Lawson as Self Michael Meacher as Self as Self Humphrey Temperley as Self - Somerset County Council Frank Williams as Self Luke as Self - Reclaim the Streets Philip Morgan as Self - Former Landlord, Finborough Arms Phil McLeish as Self - Reclaim the Streets Faith Lawson as Self - Pedestrians' Association John Redwood as Self David Mason as Self - Louise's Father Paul Everitt as Self - British Roads Federation Stan as Self - Reclaim the Streets Michael Gapes as Self Gerald Malone as Self Peter Chapman as Self - Football Intelligence Unit Araura Berkeley as Self - Parent Elaine Jones as Self - Parent Gillian Shephard as Self Eddie Ray as Self - Thalidomide Trust Tony O'Connor as Self - Match Steward John Adams as Self - University College, London Chris Smith as Self Susanne O'Rourke as Self - Anti Nazi League Bharati Pardhy-Avis as Self - Parent Ian MacDonald as Self - Bus Driver Mick Gebbett as Self - Greenwich Action to Stop Pollution Clive Efford as Self - Greenwich Council Imelda Cavanagh as Self - Parent Liz Ord as Self - Kevin's Solicitor Redmond Curran as Self - Witness Vinnie Jones as Self Tracy Brabin as Self Aileen Getty as Self Max Clifford as Self Claire Rayner as Self Michel Roux as Self Gerry Adams as Self Peter York as Self Geoffrey Robertson as Self Simon Heffer as Self Billy Hutchinson as Self Frank Field as Self Shane O'Doherty as Self Sandy Gall as Self - Reporter The Earl of Onslow as Self Dai Llewellyn as Self Martyn Gregory as Self - Presenter Peter Crampton as Self Jeff Rooker as Self Paul Flynn as Self Ron Davies as Self Steven Norris as Self Jackie Stewart as Self Ann Widdecombe as Self Richard Wiseman as Self José Ramos Horta as Self Olga Maitland as Self Duncan Staff as Self - Reporter Feisal Ali as Self - Reporter John Denham as Self Nick Gillingham as Self Ingrid Kelly as Self - Reporter David Barrell as Self - Former Inspector, Immigration Law Enforcement Mercy Akenzua as Self - Sister of Marcia Lawes John Jones as Self - Former Det. Supt. Met. Polic Peter Coles as Self - Former Head Serious Crime, Nottingham Teresa Gorman as Self Greville Janner as Self Graham Stringer as Self Paul Thompson as Self - Jamaican Constabulary Suzie Lawes as Self - Aunt of Marcia Lawes as Self as Self Chris Mullin as Self - Chairman, Home Affairs Select Committee Árpád Pusztai as Self Fiona Gough as Self - Reporter Gill Emerson as Self - Anti Nazi League Quentin McDermott as Self - World in Action producer Erik Jensen as Self - Journalist Adam Ingram as Self Harold Ickes as Self Arne Stevens as Self - Dep. Commissioner of Police, Copenhagen John Nichol as Self - Reporter David Ervine as Self - Progressive Unionist Party Richard Ferguson as Self - Former Chairman of Bar Council Peter Hjørne as Self - Thomas Nakaba's Lawyer Steve Reynolds as Self - Essex Police Darren Wells as Self - Combat 18 activist Matthew Walker as unknown episodes
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