The Indian Tales of Rudyard Kipling 1964

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Director
Peter Cregeen
Waris Hussein
Artists
Joss Ackland
as William Stevens
Kenneth Fortescue
as James Lockwood
Patrick Westwood
as Mian Rukn Din
Barry Letts
as Inspector Strickland
Barbara Murray
as Mrs. Hauksbee
Georgina Cookson
as Mrs. Mallowe
Bakshi Prem
as Ram Dass
as Private Jock Learoyd
David Burke
as Private Terence Mulvaney
Harry Landis
as Private Stanley Ortheris
as Ameera's Mother
Renu Setna
as Messenger
as Mrs. Threegan
as Mrs. Richmond
as Bhil Chieftain
Jameson Clark
as Dr. Dumoise
Keith Barron
as Captain Gadsby
Suzanne Neve
as Kitty Youghal
John Paul
as Colonel Richmond
Anna Palk
as Minnie Threegan
Carole Lorimer
as Emma Deercourt
David Macmillan
as Angus MacPhee
Michael Danvers-Walker
as Captain Bridgwater
Usha Joshi
as Bisesa
Dean Francis
as Driver
Nissar Hussein
as Bearer
Michael Bates
as Khem Singh
as Grish Chunder De
Basil Henson
as Colonel
Nicholas Pennell
as Captain Martyn
Alec Bregonzi
as Bank Clerk
Carmel McSharry
as Mrs. Pringle
Ronald Hines
as Captain Kurrell
Ian McKellen
as Plowden
as Mr. Boulte
as Dirkovitch
Ruth Dunning
as Mrs. Stratton
Barry Foster
as Richard Tarrion
Martin Jarvis
as Little Mildred
Margaret Tyzack
as Mrs. Bronckhurst
David Janson
as Tobrah Din
as Bukta
as Saumarez
as Mr. Stratton
Mary Miller
as Mrs. Denville
as Mrs. Vansuythen
Patrick Troughton
as Mr. Bronckhurst
as Gwen Stratton
as Sir Edward Lidyard
George Pastell
as Khan
as Khoda Dad Khan
Geoffrey Chater
as Major Vansuythen
as Colonel
as The Viceroy
Terence Edmond
as Lieutenant Ouless
Edwin Apps
as Captain Bassett
as Maud Copleigh
Peter Ashmore
as Mr. Bent
Maureen Pryor
as Mrs. Schreiderling
Corinne de Sazilly
as Jadeh Din
as Private Dormer
Jane Asher
as Cynthia
Nigel Green
as Sergeant O'Hara
as Dana Da
Michael Sheard
as The Blind Mullah
as Wander
Philip Bond
as Holden
Vanda Godsell
as Mrs. Herriot
John Abineri
as Hotel Manager
Brian Oulton
as Lord Trig
George Woodbridge
as Commissioner Barr-Saggott
Madhav Sharma
as Tobala Din
as General Prendergast
Olive McFarland
as Mrs. Boulte
as Major
Ashley Ludwick
as Salim Din
Stephen Saggers
as 2nd Subaltern
David Hemmings
as Dickie Hatt
Graham Crowden
as Mellish
Zienia Merton
as Kashmiri Girl
Alethea Charlton
as Mrs. Bent
John Moffatt
as Mr. Lone
Penelope Horner
as Mrs. Cusack-Bremmil
Robin Phillips
as John Chinn
Patrick O'Connell
as Corporal Mackie
Yolande Bavan
as Ameera
Ruth Kettlewell
as Mrs. Eldridge
John Kidd
as Colonel
as Senior Subaltern
Derrick Sherwin
as Lieutenant Maydew
as Colonel Schreiderling
as Tallentire
Henri Pallette
as Merchant
Robert Cook
as Teddy Bronckhurst
Dandy Nichols
as Mrs. DeSussa
Barrie Ingham
as Otis Yeere
Gary Bond
as Lieutenant Bobby Wick
Rosemary Martin
as Miss Roberts
Denys Graham
as Sergeant Raines
Michael Standing
as Private Anderson
Kenneth Farrington
as Private Tighe
Alan MacNaughtan
as Major Eldridge
Lloyd Lamble
as Yardleigh-Orde
Peter Bathurst
as General Fitzadam
John Barcroft
as Lieutenant Pluffles
Patricia Lawrence
as Mrs. Waddy
John Bonney
as Mr. Cusack-Bremmil
Bruno Barnabe
as Bahadur Khan
Neville Barber
as Captain
John Law
as Stokes
Soraya Rafat
as Janki
as Sentry
Michael Sirr
as Bukta's Nephew
Nyree Dawn Porter
as Janoo
Robert Gillespie
as Michael D'Cruze
Tony Caunter
as Sergeant Haggerty
Neil Stacy
as Eric Mallowe
Ann Tirard
as Nasiban
Bernard Brown
as Dundas Fawne
as Suket Singh
Donald Bisset
as Judge
as Sylvia
Frank Littlewood
as Lord Clelland
as Bhuldoo
Alec Wallis
as Corporal
as Dr. Howlen
Noel Davis
as Padre
Vanessa Forsyth
as Prunella
Nita Moyce
as Mrs. Youghal
Philip Grout
as Lieutenant Porkiss
Stephen Abley
as Private Smith
Terence Donovan
as Private Jenkins
Geoffrey Lumsden
as Government Advocate
Carole Nimmons
as Edith Copleigh
Walter Horsbrugh
as Crighton
as Sergeant
David Lander
as Prison Guard
Bobby R. Naidoo
as Bhagwan Dass
John Martin
as Captain Revere
Peter Kriss
as Willie Robertson
Dennis Adams
as Turner
Richard Dennis
as Trooper
Philip Stone
as Sir Dugald
David Battley
as Private Jones
David Graham
as Vaccinator
Nicholas Courtney
as Captain Notley
Alister Williamson
as Sergeant-Major
as Arrowsmith
Salmaan Peerzada
as Nan Thal
Michael Gover
as Colonel
Martin Gordon
as Stall keeper
David Rose
as Tommy Dodd
Johnnie Clayton
as Seal Cutter
John Dawson
as Defence Counsel
as Cochran, Bronckhorst's Counsel
Ronald Swire
as Choga Lall
as Waiter
Desmond Davies
as Lieutenant Sommers
Hari Khayam
as Usher
Desmond Llewelyn
as Member of Council
as Private Robinson
as Clerk
Jack Lambert
as The Colonel
Jeremy Wilkin
as Maxwell
Edward Kelsey
as Sergeant Rafferty
Kenneth Keeling
as Mr. Ponsonby
Philip Martin
as Private Crosby
Fiona Hartford
as Agnes Muir
as Mr. Youghal
John Frawley
as Major
as Signaller
Donald Hoath
as First Clubman
Dudley Harrison
as Judge
as Lushkar Captain
as Armourer Sergeant
as Sergeant
Michael Burrell
as Brunning
Ray Browne
as Mr. Vaynor
Tom Macaulay
as Major Fitzgerald
Pat Connell
as Orderly
Clive Russell
as Officer
Nicholas Brent
as Second Clubman
Mary Gill
as Member of Public in Court
Joan MacDonald
as Mrs. Larkyn
as Mrs. Turner
as Captain Hawley
Kate Binchy
as Azizun
James Caffrey
as Private Vulmea
as Mr. DeSussa
Michael Bird
as Bullow
Neville Becker
as Hira Singh
Robert Perceval
as Major-General
Ann Singh
as Member of Public in Court
Anar Nathoo
as Sais's Wife
Paddy Joyce
as Private Kiss
David Markham
as Limmason
Amy Dalby
as Emily
Christopher Carlos
as Ram Mohun
Leslie Glazer
as Debendra
Kumar Ranji
as Clerk
as Subaltern
Florence Gilpin
as Mrs. Threegan's Ayah
Donald Eccles
as Suddhoo
Edwin Brown
as Archery Judge
Rolf Lefebvre
as Doctor
Frank Crawshaw
as Judge
Peeler Franklyn
as Rip the Dog
Barbara Kennedy
as Mrs. Rafferty
Alan Haider
as Native Policeman
Alastair Hunt
as Minister
Peter Eyre
as Counsel for the Defence
as Jungi
as Private Brannigan
Peter Honeywell
as Senior NCO
Jeffrey Isaac
as Servant to Lone
Alex Farrell
as Soldier
Jon Laurimore
as Soldier
Muguette De Braie
as Ayah
Robert Fyfe
as Prompter
Murray Llewellyn
as Soldier
as Soldier
Chiks Barucha
as Waiter
A.P. Jesudasen
as Waiter
Murray Melvin
as Silas Riley
Alfred Burke
as Naboth
Peter Diamond
as First Coolie
Ralph Michael
as Reggie Burke
Harvey Hall
as Captain
as Rothwell
Clifford Parrish
as Major
Heather Emmanuel
as Mrs. Naboth
Peter Lawrence
as Prince Nez
as Second Coolie
Michael Bangerter
as 'Boy' Manderson
Kusum Thakur
as Dancer
Colin Goldring
as First Boy
Stewart Goldring
as Second Boy
Valerie Samuf
as Lalun
Released 05 Jul 1964
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