The Indian Tales of Rudyard Kipling 1964

Drama

All Titles	show all 1 titles The Indian Tales of Rudyard Kipling
Director	Peter Cregeen Waris Hussein show all 13 directors Graham Evans Max Varnel Harold Clayton Ian Curteis Gareth Davies Terence Dudley Lionel Harris Donald McWhinnie Sheelagh Rees
Artists	Joss Ackland as William Stevens Kenneth Fortescue as James Lockwood Patrick Westwood as Mian Rukn Din show all 238 artists 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 Kevin Stoney 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 Ronald Lacey 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 Tony Selby 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 Norman Jones 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
Links	IMDb

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