Lytton's Diary 1985

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As portrayed by Peter Bowles (The Irish R.M., To the Manor Born), London gossip columnist Neville Lytton exudes a sophisticated charm that masks a tenacious commitment to his job. Whether consorting with banking tycoons and ex-dic...

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Director
Peter Sasdy
Derek Bennett
Artists
Peter Bowles
as Neville Lytton
Holly De Jong
as Dolly
Adam Norton
as David
as Jenny
Bernard Lloyd
as Henry Field
Lewis Fiander
as The Lawyer
Bernard Archard
as The Editor
as Laura Grey
Jeffrey Segal
as Harold
Sylvester Williams
as Wesley
Colin Farrell
as The Deputy Editor
Fiona Mollison
as Catherine Lytton
Eve Pearce
as Beryl
David Ryall
as Norman
Barbara Kellerman
as Helena
Antony Hayden
as Kevin
Jane Laurie
as Pandora
Peter Ellis
as Charles
as The News Editor
James Aubrey
as The Editor
as Photographer
as Bill Withy
John Stride
as Wayne Monroe
Nigel Nevinson
as Photographer
Joseph Young
as Trevor Bates
Julian Curry
as Tim Beauchamp
Olivier Pierre
as Nathan Gebler
as Sports Editor
Norman Bird
as Charles Adams
Michael Fleming
as City Editor
as Margot Shelley
as Isabelle de Montfort
Jeremy Sinden
as Porky Fox
Robert Cartland
as Publisher
David Baxt
as Curtois
as Publicist
Anthony Hayden
as Kevin
James Cosmo
as Harry Owen
Judy Elrington
as Michelle
James Warrior
as Arthur
Phil Rowlands
as George Temple
Graham Cull
as Terry
as Second Photographer
Mel Martin
as Stella
Iain Rattray
as Sub Manager
James Woolley
as Librarian
Susan Bovell
as Bettina Harkness
as Luigi
as Basil
as Hamil
as Duncan Anderson
Lee Patterson
as Rev. Vernon Birch
William Wilde
as Sam
as Printer
as Guy Phillips
Brian McDermott
as Bruce Morley
Caryl Casson
as Toni
Elspet Gray
as Susan Anderson
as Cherry
Trevor Ray
as Ronnie
Maurice Roëves
as Maxim
John Bird
as Jacko
Dominique Barnes
as Belinda Phillips
Patrick Marley
as Sally the Sistine
Mike Grady
as Roger Grogan
Catriona MacColl
as Nathalie Navajo
Annie Leon
as Molly
Michael Gothard
as Jake Cutler
Jennie Linden
as Solveig Lindstrom
Heather Canning
as Kathleen
as Lord Henry Rimmer
Ray Mort
as Porter
John Hallam
as Guadix
as Valerie von Wolfenberg
Richard Leech
as Sir Arnold Latham
Charlotte Mitchell
as Mary
as Woman's Editor
Gwen Taylor
as Angela Monroe
Clive Merrison
as Harvey Sobell
Peter McNamara
as Derek
as Tom Westaway
Sarah Finch
as Jane Fox
Gary Bond
as Dan Hinton
Patrick Newell
as Jacko
Derek Newark
as Charlie Rigby
Richardson Morgan
as Film Director
Harvey Ashby
as Edward Matthews
as Paul
Susan Gilmore
as Receptionist
Carole Hayman
as Clare Copeland
Lawrence Davidson
as Frenchman
Peter Silverleaf
as Terry
Sonia Smyles
as Bar Girl
Jeff Harding
as Nick
Colette O'Neil
as Joan Sicklen
as Lydia Freeman
George Malpas
as Billy Jay
Roland Oliver
as Donoghue
Elisha Scott
as Karen
Tenniel Evans
as Arthur Frobisher
Barbara New
as Elaine
as Brian
Auriol Smith
as Sales Assistant
Ray Barron
as P.T. Instructor
Peter Clapham
as Host
as TV Interviewer
Valentine Pelka
as Gerry
Elizabeth Counsell
as Fanny
Erika Hoffman
as Stephanie
Alan Austen
as Dennis Rigby
Matthew Line
as James
Albert Moses
as Patel
Sean Caffrey
as Parker
Amanda Bairstow
as Sophie
as Waiter
as Make Up Girl
Norman Mitchell
as Dump Overseer
Elaine Donnelly
as Eleanor
as Mrs. Nicholson
Bella King
as Starlet
Chris Hale
as Lenny
Saskia Reeves
as Pretty Girl
as Marshall
as Nick
Philip Elsmore
as Radio Announcer
Carla Mendonça
as Candy
Joan Blackham
as Lady Sophie
as Bookshop Customer
William Roberts
as Eugene
Michael Shevelew
as Policeman
as Alf
as Gregory
Linda Beckett
as Maid
Paul Haley
as Peter (Driver)
as Jeremy
Nigel Leach
as Pianist
as Pretty Girl
Annie Lambert
as Fiona Scott
Robert Swann
as Harry Roberts
Glyn Baker
as Neil Hanson
Bryan Coleman
as Lord Balmforth
Colin Rix
as McNaughton
Jeff Stewart
as Boxer
David Mayberry
as Waiter
Anna Quayle
as Bertha
Julia Verdin
as Receptionist
Deborah Appleby
as Judy Hanson
Miranda Bell
as Annabel
Terrance Denville
as Infirm Man
Brenda Cowling
as Customer
Roger Bizley
as Police Inspector
Paul Reeves
as Roller Skater
Ralph Arliss
as John Redding
Elizabeth Bell
as Ginny
Patrick Gordon
as Diplomat
Maisie Trent
as Arthritic Woman
Sophie Huggins
as Gilly
Bernard Finch
as Interflora Man
William Hootkins
as Sam Wexler
Christopher Sandford
as Car Salesman
Bogdan Kominowski
as Tennis Coach
William Davies
as Organist
Geoffrey Hutchings
as Florist
Jane West Bakerink
as Receptionist
Mike d'Abo
as M. C.
Mary Hammond
as The Disciple
Clive Martin
as Kidnapper
Stephen Churchett
as Monroe's Manager
Roger Ostime
as Priest
as Det. Sgt. Masefield
as Kidnapper
Alan Grant
as The Disciple
Janet Dibley
as Secretary
Philip Sheffield
as The Disciple
Oliver Tanner
as Child
Shane Vahey
as Messenger
Aran Rees
as Child
Suzy Coutts
as Miss Belgrade
Nia Cllynton
as Miss Stockholm
Shelley Parker
as Miss Berlin
Sarah Cresswell
as Miss Tel Aviv
Reg Thomason
as Man Leaving Church Service
Terry Sue-Patt
as Thug
as Miss Kendal
Linzi Drew
as Beauty show contestant
Lee Richards
as Woman at Faith Healer Meeting
Released 09 Jan 1985
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