Robert Manser was born in 1880.

Robert Manser died in 1955.

Bruno Manser was born in 1954.

Kevin Manser died on 2001-12-21.

Kevin Manser was born on 1929-02-16.

Leslie Thomas Manser died on 1942-05-31.

Leslie Thomas Manser was born on 1922-05-11.

Yes

Roy Manser has written:

'The Household Cavalry regiment' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Great Britain. Army. Household Cavalry

Bruno Manser - Laki Penan - 2007 is rated/received certificates of:

Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva)

Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud)

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The cast of Journey of Hope - 2014 includes: Riaan Manser as himself

The cast of Bruno Manser - Laki Penan - 2007 includes: Pega as herself Maleng as himself Pajak as himself Sigang as himself Bulan as himself Moing as himself Adang as himself Satina Jangin as herself Nari Kato as himself Toi Laso as himself Bruno Manser as himself Helda Melai as herself Asit Nyelit as himself Along Sega as himself Selai Segak as himself Asong Selai as himself Awing Tebai as himself

The cast of The Long Journey Home - 2012 includes: Jutta Manser as herself

The cast of Tong Tana - En resa till Borneos inre - 1989 includes: Alec Baldwin as Narrator (English version) Bruno Manser

The cast of Shipwrecked on a Great Lake - 2014 includes: John Fray as James Fenimore Cooper Tayo Jacobs as George Turnbull Carly MacIsaac as Midwife Jack Manser as Ned Myers Zen Raymond as Baby Ned Kushtrim Sertolli as Young Ned

The cast of Der Berg - 1991 includes: Heinrich Beens as Pfarrer Roy Bosier as Steward Agnes Fink as Mutter Manser Marlise Fischer as Frau Paul Lohr as 2. Kandidat Susanne Lothar as Lena Branko Samarovski as Jetzeler Barbara Schneider as Freundin Peter Simonischek as Kreuzpointner Ingold Wildenauer as Eisenbahner

The cast of Das Loch in der Mauer - 1958 includes: Horst Friedrich as Smalkowski Hannjo Hasse as Otto Links Wolfgang Hellmund as Arthur Manser Harry Riebauer as SS-Mann Gerhard Schinschke as Erwin Schober Fritz Schlegel as Schimmel Walter Schramm as Opa Schneider Albert Zahn as Eduard Wustrow

The cast of Cass - 1978 includes: Michael Barnacoat Timothy Burns Terry Camilleri Peter Carroll as Tom James Condon Benita Cossey Isobel Cowan Max Cullen Grant Dodwell Paula Duncan John Ewart Michele Fawdon as Cass Ron Graham Anne Haddy Philip Jay Kevin Manser Vince Martin Charles McCallum Sandra McGregor as Georgie Judy Morris as Margo Walter Sullivan Kay Taylor Anna Volska Peter Whitford as Frank

The cast of Dominion - 1992 includes: Jenny Admire as Katie Auggi Alvarez as Clarence Theopolis Julia Anne Clark as Beth Gilstrap Carol Barta as Elizabeth Deric Bernier as Count Enoch Emmet Brennen as Jack Sheppard Frank Dunlay as Roger Williams Mike Hellman as Tepishe Stefan Hilt as Cabal Brett Keever as Officer Patricia Manser as Street Chick Tonia Monahan as Jamalia Byron Nichodemus as Mr. Gilstrap Veronica Orr as Mistianna Dana Pace as Mrs. Gilstrap Jody Rovick as Gazelle

answer, cancer, dancer, danser, ganser, lancer, lanser, manser, mansour, mansur, pancer, prancer, advancer, anticancer, ballet dancer, belly dancer, breast cancer, colon cancer, financer, folk dancer,gandy dancer, genus cancer, lung cancer, Morris dancer, skin cancer, square dancer, tap dancer, taxi dancer, endometrial cancer, evasive answer, exotic dancer, pancreatic cancer, testicular cancer, tropic of cancer

The cast of Cry Wolf - 1969 includes: Martin Beaumont as Martin Alfred Bell as Insp. Blake Wilfrid Brambell as Delivery man Alec Bregonzi as Sound man Mary Burleigh as Mary Pat Coombs as Mrs. Blades Judy Cornwell as Stella Walter Gotell Ian Hendry as Hobson Maurice Kaufmann as Jim Walker Anthony Kemp as Tony Kevin Manser as Town clerk Eileen Moore as Muriel Walker Janet Munro as Polly Rex Stallings as Marksman John Trenaman as Ben Mary Yeomans as Mrs. Whittle

Wolfgang Hellmund has: Played Ober in "Taillenweite 68" in 1953. Performed in "Die schwarze Liste" in 1954. Played Arthur Manser in "Das Loch in der Mauer" in 1958. Performed in "Flieger Ross" in 1966. Played Demmer in "Kellerassel" in 1969. Played Abteilungsleiter in "Hanna Lessing" in 1970. Played Angeklagter in "Die Beichte" in 1970. Played Kriminalbeamter in "Mache alles mit" in 1971. Performed in "Tod im Studio" in 1972. Played Professor Beckhagen in "Das letzte Paradies" in 1973. Performed in "Die Protokolle des Herrn M" in 1979.

Kevin Manser has: Played Dalek Machine Operator in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Dalek in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Zarbi in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Zarbi Operator in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Dalek Operator in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Sid Goodwin in "Homicide" in 1964. Played Dalek Operator in "Dr. Who and the Daleks" in 1965. Played Bank manager in "The Big Spender" in 1965. Played Auctioneer in "Thirteen Against Fate" in 1966. Played Photographer in "A Countess from Hong Kong" in 1967. Played Registrar in "Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width" in 1967. Played Town clerk in "Cry Wolf" in 1969. Played Dr. Henry Holmann in "Spyforce" in 1971. Played Mr. Fulton (1972) in "Number 96" in 1972. Played Weinbaum in "Rush" in 1974. Performed in "Scobie Malone" in 1975. Performed in "Ride a Wild Pony" in 1975. Played Docker in "Chopper Squad" in 1977. Performed in "Cass" in 1978. Played Citizen in bushes in "The Night, the Prowler" in 1978. Played Phillip Bates in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Vicar in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Sol Manning in "A Country Practice" in 1981. Played Gleeson in "Bellamy" in 1981. Performed in "The Dismissal" in 1983. Performed in "Bodyline" in 1984. Played Mr. Keith in "The Year My Voice Broke" in 1987. Played William McMahon in "Vietnam" in 1987. Played Bank Manager in "Richmond Hill" in 1988. Played Bill Kennedy in "All Saints" in 1998.

The cast of Oedipus Rex - 1957 includes: Roland Bull as Chorus Naomi Cameron as Ismene Douglas Campbell as Oedipus Robert Christie as Chorus Ted Follows as Chorus David Gardner as Chorus Bruno Gerussi as Chorus Robert Goodier as Creon Roland Hewgill as Chorus Edward Holmes as Chorus William Hutt as Chorus Leader James Manser as Chorus Louis Negin as Chorus Douglas Rain as Creon Grant Reddick as Chorus William Shatner as Chorus Eleanor Stuart as Jocasta Bruce Swerdfager as Chorus Gertrude Tyas as Nurse Tony Van Bridge as Man From Corinth Neil Vipond as Chorus

The cast of Ride a Wild Pony - 1975 includes: Lorraine Bayly as Mrs. Ellison Alfred Bell as Angus Pirie Robert Bettles as Scotty Pirie Kate Clarkson as Jeannie Quayle Michael Craig as James Ellison Gerry Duggan John Fegan Les Foxcroft Eva Griffiths as Josie Ellison Peter Gwynne as Sgt. Collins Roy Haddrick as J.C. Strapp Melissa Jaffer as Mrs. Pirie Harry Lawrence Kevin Manser John Meillon as Charles E. Quayle Jessica Noad Wendy Playfair Phillip Ross Graham Rouse as Bluey Waters Martin Vaughan

The cast of Aeschbacher - 2004 includes: Doris Achleitner as herself Urs Althaus as himself Sophie Anthamatten as herself Frank Beha as himself Gertrud Biondi as herself Yangzom Brauen as herself Jana Caniga as herself Regula Curti as herself Ivan Engler as himself Viktor Giacobbo as himself Gilbert Gress as himself Sam Hess as himself Karel Kukal as himself Michaela Manser as herself Ursina Muzsnyai as herself Martin Rapold as himself Susanna Reusser as herself Nadine Reuter as herself Lisette Schertenleib as herself Matthias Schranner as himself Manuela Sommer as herself Ursula Stalder as herself Fredi Tobler as himself

The cast of Styx - 2001 includes: George Ballot as Ferguson Bryan Brown as Art Cecil Carter as Cop Cokey Falkow as Stefan Anthony Fridjhon as Cortlandt Nan Hamilton as Margie Shane Howarth as Tipton Robyn LeAnn Scott as Warehouse Guard Angus Macfadyen as Mike Pierre Malherbe as Eddie Bradley Manser as Spoke Rolanda Marais as Doreen Anthony Mo Marais as Mo Terry Norton as Teller Adrienne Pierce as Janet Denis Smith as Fence Peter Spiropoulos as Nick Chantell Stander as Brenda Spencer Sykes as Ricky Ashley Tayler as Bank Guard Peter Weller as Nelson Shane Wellington as Decosta Emily Whitefield as Clerk

2 syllables:

cancer, dancer, danser, ganser, lancer, lanser, manser, mansour,mansur, pancer, prancer

3 syllables:

advancer, breast cancer, enhancer, financer, folk dancer, lung cancer, skin cancer, square dancer, tap dancer

4 syllables:

anticancer, ballet dancer, belly dancer, colon cancer, gandy dancer, genus cancer, Morris dancer, taxi dancer

5 syllables:

exotic dancer, tropic of cancer

6 syllables:

pancreatic cancer, testicular cancer

7 syllables:

endometrial cancer

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The cast of Dr. Who and the Daleks - 1965 includes: Yvonne Antrobus as Dyoni John Bown as Antodus Bruno Castagnoli as Dalek Operator Roy Castle as Ian Michael Coles as Ganatus Peter Cushing as Dr. Who Mick Dillon as Dalek Operator Ken Garady as Thal Martin Grace as Thal Brian Hands as Dalek Operator Peter Hawkins as Daleks Nicholas Head as Thal Barrie Ingham as Alydon Robert Jewell as Dalek Operator Mike Lennox as Thal Jennie Linden as Barbara Jane Lumb as Thal Kevin Manser as Dalek Operator Len Saunders as Dalek Operator Michelle Scott as Thal Child Gerald Taylor as Dalek Operator Geoffrey Toone as Temmosus Roberta Tovey as Susan Virginia Tyler as Thal Bruce Wells as Thal Gary Wyler as Thal

The cast of The Year My Voice Broke - 1987 includes: Vincent Ball as Headmaster Lee Biolos as Jonny Louise Birgan as Lyn Graeme Blundell as Nils Olson Rob Carlton as Pierdon Loene Carmen as Freya Olson Colleen Clifford as Gran Olson Anja Coleby as Gail Olson Lynette Curran as Anne Olson Kelly Dingwall as Barry Judi Farr as Sheila Embling Harold Hopkins as Tom Alcock Malcolm Kennard as School Kid Helen Lomas as Sally Emma Lyle as Lisa Kevin Manser as Mr. Keith Ben Mendelsohn as Trevor Leishman Kylie Ostara as Alison Allan Penney as Martin Mary Regan as Miss McColl Tim Robertson as Bob Leishman Malcolm Robertson as Bruce Embling Bruce Spence as Jonah Nick Tate as Sergeant Pierce Noah Taylor as Danny Embling

The cast of Zombie Bloodbath - 1993 includes: Jenny Admire as Lisa Auggi Alvarez as Mike Walsh Julie Amen as Stone Jerry Angell as Larry Talbott Keith Archer as Reverend Death Keith Bloss as Video Customer Jaime Carrier as Jade Bill Connolly as Riggs Marty Cook as Lt. Fulci Rusty Davidson as Gen. Bookwalter Frank Dunlay as Ralph Walsh Daniel Fecht as Sgt. Romero Jennifer Geigle as Theresa Chris Harris as Joey Talbott Mike Hellman as Zombie Cop Kyrie King as Fox Valerie Knight as TV Reporter Patricia Manser as Missy Ed McCluskey as Agent Raimi Cheryl Metz as Beth Talbott Cathy Metz as Gwen Talbott Tonia Monahan as Sherry Byron Nichodemus as Mr. Argento Kasey Rausch as Daria Trumillio Jody Rovick as Melissa Todd Sheets as Zombie in house Veronica Spicer as Gina

The cast of Bellatrix - 2010 includes: Stephany Acosta as Cute Girl Walking by Table Brett Alexandria Unruh as Bar Patron 1 Stephen Boone as The Drunk Bar Patron and Mastema Victim Bianca Breimann as Bar Patron 5 Emma Clee as Cemetery Ghost Girl 3 Kristi Courtney as Bar Patron 3 Donna Denece as Bar Patron 2 Sierra Favreau as Teenage Girl 3 Ralph Goin as Simon Melek Kuzu as Bar Patron 4 Shane Land as Bar Patron 9 Rick Manser as Bar Patron 8 Morgan Mishelle Boutilier as Teenage Girl 2 April Osmer as The Bartender Amanda Parks as Cemetery Ghost Girl 1 Sydney Post as Cemetery Ghost Girl 2 Rose Rupley as The Estate Lawyer Chester Rushing as Mastema Concubine Jesse Serrano as Bar Patron 7 Jeannie Stroumpos as Mastema Rachel West as Flirtatious Girl

The cast of Bodyline - 1984 includes: Vincent Ball as Prime Minister Richard Carter as Voce Paul Chubb as Yabba John Clayton as Mr. Bradman Colin Croft as Sir Stanley Jackson Max Cullen as Chooka, the reporter Alan David Lee as Eddie Paynter Les Dayman as Burt Oldfield Celia De Burgh as Mrs. Larwood Arthur Dignam as Mr. Jardine Vivienne Garrett Reg Gillam as Sir Clive Wigram Nicholas Gledhill as Young Douglas Jardine John Gregg as Percy George Fender Peter Gwynne as Oxlade Jane Harders as Mrs. Jardine Jim Holt as Harold Larwood Edward Howell as Lord Hailsham Mark Kounnas as Young Donald Bradman Kevin Manser Norman May as Commentator Rhys McConnochie as Pelham Warner Heather Mitchell as Edith Bruce Myles as Jeanes Julie Nihill as Jessie Bradman Gary Sweet as Donald Bradman Frank Thring as Lord Harris John Walton as Bill Woodfull Hugo Weaving as Douglas Jardine George Whaley as Lord Hawke Peter Whitford as Robertson Michael Winchester as Stan McCabe

The cast of The Big Spender - 1965 includes: Bart Allison as Chemmy player Carl Bernard as Mr. Rogers Pamela Binns as Miss. Lindsay Paul Bogdan as Passer-by John Bown as Det. Insp. Tom Masefield Christopher Carlos as Sheikh Selim Faizi Tony Caunter as Max Dallas Cavell as Nicholls David Charlesworth as Rolandson Ian Fairbairn as Carson Sheila Fearn as Polly Adrienne Finch as Woman Antoinette Galletti as Chemmy player Mort Hall as Amphicar driver Peter Hawkins as Spiro Faith Hines as Girl in car Patricia Hope as Girl Carl Jaffe as Kassell Edward Kelsey as Holman James Locker as Brown Eric Longworth as Chief Superintendent Philip Madoc as Trevor Henry Manning as Barney Simms Kevin Manser as Bank manager Peter Mason as Ambulanceman John Maxim as Mac Richard McNeff as Mr. Stewart Douglas Milvain as Taxi driver Kenton Moore as Josef Suzanne Neve as Tessa Nancy Nevinson as Mrs. Winters Bruce Purchase as Weston John Quayle as Police constable Corin Redgrave as Copley Malcolm Rogers as George Vladek Sheybal as Lamarck John Slavid as Croupier Gerald Taylor as Whelk stall owner Ian Thompson as Hamud Faizi Leslie Wilkinson as Policeman Leonard Woodrow as Supervisor

The cast of A Countess from Hong Kong - 1967 includes: Balbina as French maid Ray Barlow as American sailor Marlon Brando as Ogden Mears Jenny Bridges as Countess Patrick Cargill as Hudson Paul Carson as Reporter Charles Chaplin as An old steward Geraldine Chaplin as Girl at dance Sydney Chaplin as Harvey Josephine Chaplin as Young girl Victoria Chaplin as Young girl Cecil Cheng as Taxi driver Anthony Chinn as Hawaiian Carol Cleveland as Nurse Larry Cross as Reporter Francis Dux as Head waiter Jerome Epstein as Barman Arthur Gross as Immigration officer Tippi Hedren as Martha Janine Hill as Second girl at dance Oliver Johnston as Clark Dilys Laye as Saleswoman Sophia Loren as Natascha Len Lowe as Electrician Lew Luton as Reporter Kevin Manser as Photographer Michael Medwin as John Felix Bill Nagy as Crawford John Paul as The Captain Angela Pringle as Baroness Ronald Rubin as American sailor Drew Russell as Reporter Margaret Rutherford as Miss Gaulswallow Angela Scoular as The Society Girl Michael Spice as American sailor John Sterland as Reporter Marianne Stone as Reporter Jose Sukhum Boonlve as Hawaiian Paul Tamarin as Reporter Leonard Trolley as Purser Burnell Tucker as Hotel receptionist

The cast of The Cu Chi Tunnels - 1990 includes: Van Cang Tran as Guerilla Thi Chan Nguyen as Supplies Van Chau Tran as Doctor No Chin as Guerilla Van Cong Tran as Tunnel Builder Van Cu Le as Guerilla Thi Dinh Nguyen as Military Official Phuong Dong Huynh as Artist Thi Hanh Ha as Artist Thi Hien Ngvyeni as Doctor Tay Ho as Guerilla Thi Lanh Dang as Singer, N.L.F. Hongson Mai as Guerilla Hong Nhung as Singer Ba Ong Ngo as Camerman Than Phong Duang as Cameraman Nhu Tran as Film Maker Cam Tu as Guerilla Dieu Tu as Projectionist Van Tung Cao as Guerilla Phuong Vien as Performer

The cast of Opening Soon - 2001 includes: Tony Akly as Himself - Designer Arturo Anhalt as Himself - Owner Gordon Bailey as Himself - Chef Dale Bauer as Himself - Contractor Vicky Bayley as Herself - Managing Partner Stacey Benham as Herself - Owner Brenda Bent as Herself - Owner Jeffrey Chodorow as Himself - Owner Craig Clifft as Himself - Co-owner Greg Colucci as Himself - Architect Mitch Cutler as Himself - Narrator Ed Doherty as Himself - Director of Operations Remi Dubois as Himself - Chef Lorin Gaudin as Herself - Food Editor, New Orleans Magazine Jimmy Haber as Himself - Owner Doug Hadders as Himself - Narrator Doug Hadders as Narrator Woody Harrelson as himself Nancy Inman as Herself - Designer Mark Jooris as Himself - Owner Anastasia Karloutsos as Herself - Partner Michael Karloutsos as Himself - Owner Leslie Lafontaine as Herself - Chef Steven Larkin as Himself - General Manager Jim Larkin as Himself - Owner Tara Lea as Herself - Designer Donald Link as Himself - Chef Tony Longo as Himself - Owner Austin Macdonald as Himself - Contractor Herman Manser as Himself - Fish Market Asst. Manager Dan Menchions as Himself - II by IV Designs Michael Mitton as Himself - Owner Dileni Ratnayake as Herself - Owner Bobby Shapiro as Himself - Owner Sean Sherwood as Himself - Owner Alicia Silverstone as herself Jared Stoneberg as Himself - Associate Chef Adolfo Suaya as Himself - Property Owner John Tong as Himself - Designer Laurent Tourondel as Himself - Executive Chef

The Daleks first appeared on the 21st November 1963, briefly as a "cliffhanger" ending to the episode 'The Dead Planet' - only the fifth Doctor Who episode. However, all that is seen at the end of this episode is the sucker arm.

In the next episode, 'The Survivors', the Daleks are seen in full for the first time. These two episodes, and the next five ('The Escape', 'The Ambush', 'The Expedition', 'The Ordeal' and 'The Rescue') make up a seven-part serial, most commonly referred to under the collective title of "The Daleks". The last of these episodes aired on 1st February 1964. The Daleks were the creation of a young Welsh writer by the name of Terry Nation, who had, just prior to his being commissioned to write for Dr Who, been submitting material for the comic, Tony Hancock. Nation's brief for the design of the Daleks was by no means comprehensive and the task of realising the monsters for the small screen fell to BBC designer, Raymond Cusick. It was he who came up with the now famous pepperpot shape etc. And it has to said that it was this unique alien design which popularised the Daleks as much as the name Dalek itself. The other feature of the Daleks which endeared them to the British viewers was of course their grating metallic voices. These were produced by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop's Brian Hodgson using a ring modulator, which treated the voices of the actors using it. The original Dalek voices were spoken by actors Peter Hawkins (of Bill and Ben, Captain Pugwash fame etc), and Gerry Anderson voice artiste, David Graham. They would both voice the metal meanies for all of William Hartnell's adventures featuring the monsters from Skaro. Roy Skelton later took over from Graham for the classic Troughton story "The Evil of the Daleks", and would remain the main voice of the Daleks throughout the remainder of the show's original run. The Dalek operators for that very first story included the late Robert Jewell, the late Kevin Manser, the late Michael Summerton and Peter Murphy (Murphy Grumbar).

I walked across an empty land

I knew the pathway like the back of my hand

I felt the earth beneath my feet

Sat by the river and it made me complete

Oh simple thing where have you gone

I'm getting old and I need something to rely on

So tell me when you're gonna let me in

I'm getting tired and I need somewhere to begin

I came across a fallen tree

I felt the branches of it looking at me

Is this the place we used to love?

Is this the place that I've been dreaming of?

Oh simple thing where have you gone

I'm getting old and I need something to rely on

So tell me when you're gonna let me in

I'm getting tired and I need somewhere to begin

And if you have a minute why don't we go

Talk about it somewhere only we know?

This could be the end of everything

So why don't we go

Somewhere only we know?

[break]

Oh simple thing where have you gone

I'm getting old and I need something to rely on

So tell me when you're gonna let me in

I'm getting tired and I need somewhere to begin

So if you have a minute why don't we go

Talk about it somewhere only we know?

This could be the end of everything

So why don't we go

So why don't we go

This could be the end of everything

So why don't we go

Somewhere only we know?

The cast of Thirteen Against Fate - 1966 includes: Joss Ackland as Bernard Jeantet Tony Arpino as Foreign Worker Paul Bahadur as Massembre Betty Bascomb as Madame Baron Beryl Baxter as Madame Fabien Elizabeth Bell as Helene Hywel Bennett as Gilles Mauvoisin Jocelyn Birdsall as Colette Joby Blanshard as Hippolyte Kathleen Breck as Babette Michael Brennan as Pessart Lyndon Brook as Detective Sergeant Victor Brooks as Jacques Beaudoin Pamela Brown David Buck as Charles Canut James Bulloch as Train attendant Edward Burnham as Hervineau John Carlin as Sauvegrain Charles Carson as Germain Moussu Clive Cazes as Messenger Nicolas Chagrin as Valesco Mary Chester as Concierge Annette Crosbie as Nell Cyril Cross as Van der Cruyssen Marty Cruikshank as Corinne Malou Muguette De Braie as Chambermaid Winifred Dennis as Madame Moussu Edward Dentith as Jacques de Lamotte Clive Dunn as Monsieur Jaminet Jessica Dunning as Jeanne Papelier Alex Farrell as Postman Frank Finlay as Dr. Hans Kuperus John Forgeham as Victor Roger Foss as Albert Thomas Gallagher as Baron Christopher George as Domb Henry Gilbert as Inspector Gordes Michael Goodliffe as Fraze Von Maldern Marius Goring as Monsieur Hire John Gugolka as Pierre Peter Halliday as Gaston Michael Hawkins as Dr. Sauvaget Patricia Healey as Jeane Jeantet Daphne Heard Joan Heath as Madame Rinquet Frederick Jaeger as Vladimir Noel Johnson as Supt. Godot Gemma Jones as Antoinette Baron Lila Kaye as Madame Poignard Lila Kedrova as Emma Martens Barbara Keogh as Madame Jaminet Alexander Knox as Xavier Lhomond Alan Lake as Robert Eloi Vera Lennox as Concierge Renny Lister as Britt Jonathan Lynn as Moise Kevin Manser as Auctioneer Mercia Mansfield as Madame Sauvaget Mary Miller as Alice Joan Miller as Madame Malou Bernadette Milnes as Jacqueline Zia Mohyeddin as Elie Nagear Priscilla Morgan as Mlle. Germaine Maitland Moss as Old Man Hazel Penwarden as Nurse Blanche Michael Robbins as Desire George Roderick as Jules Jon Rollason as Emile John Ronane as Dieudonne Lambert Jenny Russell as Lili Anthony Shirvell as Gaston Jeremy Spenser as Karl Vorberg Brian Spink as Police Sergeant Kevin Stoney as Rinquet John Tillinger as Edgar Malou Andre Van Gyseghem as Plantel Simon Ward as Alain Malou Gwendolyn Watts as Sylvie Baron Jerold Wells as Chief Supt. Gentil Neil Wilson as Tigny Jack Woolgar as Joseph Bourgues Joan Young as Jaja

The cast of Richmond Hill - 1988 includes: Marc Aden Gray as Andrew Ryan Robert Alexander as Frank Hackett Warren Blondell as Mark Johnson Graeme Blundell as Mick Fryer (1988) Dane Carson as Gary Turner Danielle Carter as Nikki Simpson (1988) Nana Coburn as Michelle Anderson Rona Coleman as Alice Costello Cassandra Delaney as Linda Preston (1988) Paula Duncan as Janet Bryant Mark Eady as John Stevens Tim Elston as Warren Bryant Janet Foye as Mrs. Cutler Benjamin Franklin as Norm David Franklin as Peter Higgs Adam Frazer as Jake Dracon Gasic as Larry Dennis Grosvenor as Ben Brown Ross Higgins as Dan Costello Manny Katts as Vince Comino Matthew Kay as Kevin Drummond Angela Kennedy as Fiona Matthews Janet Kingsbury as Evelyn Thomas (1988) Maggie Kirkpatrick as Ivy Hackett Peter Kowitz as Roger Lawson Barry Latchford as (1988) Doctor Serge Lazareff as Neil Travers Kevin Leslie as Clarrie Brennan Michael Long as Craig Connors Betty Lucas as Mavis Roberts Martin Maddell as Rick Reid Kevin Manser as Bank Manager Ainslie Masterton as Kathy Stevens Tim McCunn as Jeff Wilson Amanda Muggleton as Connie Ryan Dina Panozzo as Jill Warner Ashley Paske as Marty Bryant Gwen Plumb as Mum Foote Perry Quinton as Mick Thelma Scott as Mrs. Jennings Megan Shapcott as Teller Felicity Soper as Susan Miller Emily Symons as Anne Costello David Whitney

Anthony Masters has written:

'Battle for the Badgers (Green Watch)'

'Storyworlds (Storyworlds Bridges)'

'Daring Escapes (Get Real)'

'Sad Song Of The Whale'

'The Haunted Surfboard (Graphic Quest)' -- subject(s): Surfing in fiction, Surfing, Cartoons and comics, Fiction

'Joker' -- subject(s): Magic tricks, Fiction

'Ocean Tomb (Danger Zone)'

'Dead Man's Fingers (Impact)'

'Graffix'

'The Desert Pirates' -- subject(s): Fiction, Deserts, Slavery, Science fiction, Pirates

'Taking Root (Teens)'

'Raven'

'A pocketful of rye'

'Werewolf stories to tell in the dark'

'I Want Him Dead'

'Roman Myths and Legends'

'Oxford Literacy Web Spiders'

'Mountain Horror (Get Real)'

'Horror of the Heights (Graffix)'

'Shellshock'

'Biker (Graffix)'

'Napoleon' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Kings and rulers, Biography

'Minder - Back Again'

'A literary lion'

'The fall of the Aztecs'

'Taking Root'

'Siege'

'The Sea Horse (Red Storybooks)'

'Dolphin's Revenge (Green Watch)'

'Dead man at the door'

'Asylum'

'El Autobus Fantasma'

'Hot Air (Comix S.)'

'Captain Keene's Treasure'

'White Out'

'Dream Palace'

'Twister'

'Boon'

'Frog (Blackie Thriller Firsts)'

'Vampire stories to tell in the dark'

'Literacy World'

'Haunted Surfboard (Graffix)'

'The Best of the First Ten Years of the Samoyed Quarterly'

'The Good and the Faithful Servant'

'Spinner'

'Rage'

'War in the Air (World War II Stories)'

'Badger'

'High Impact'

'Comix'

'Confessional'

'Roman Myths'

'Dark Tower (Orchard Black Apple)'

'La Torre Siniestra'

'The Men'

'El Perro Fantasma'

'Tod and the Sand Pirates'

'Badger Boy'

'Survival'

'Watersnake'

'Travellers' Tales'

'Hell on Earth'

'Cat Burglars'

'Rosa Lewis'

'Monsters on the Beach (Green Watch)'

'In Search of the Boy King'

'Tenko'

'Crab'

'Seige (Starling Point)'

'Death's Door'

'Police Dog'

'Raven's Revenge (Graphic Quest)'

'Hidden Gods'

'Ivy'

'Sea horse'

'Poseido'

'Perro Fantasma, El'

'Minder'

'Murphy and Co.'

'Poltergeist' -- subject(s): Poltergeists, Juvenile fiction

'El Faro Encantado'

'Freddy's Fox (Comix)'

'Shock Waves (Dark Diaries)'

The cast of The Adventures of Scooterman - 1972 includes: Eugene Blau as Dr. Halfbaked Gary David Goldberg as Scooterman Joey Goldstein as Kickstand Irving Kaplan as Chief Aaron Kaplan as Oswald

The cast of Hope Floats - 1998 includes: Alissa Alban as Debbie Reissen Rosanna Arquette as Connie Phillips Norman Bennett as Mr. Davis Sydney Berry as Orange Julia Sandra Bullock as Birdee Pruitt Bill Cobbs as Nurse Chris Drewy as P.E. Teacher Cameron Finley as Travis Dee Hennigan as Dot Tisa Hibbs as Suzy Mona Lee Fultz as Teacher Martha Long as Waitress Kathy Najimy as Toni Post Richard Nance as Priest Richard Phillips as Country Western Dancer Angela Rambourg as Toni Post Intro Montage Interviewee Connie Ray as Bobbi-Claire Mark Rickard as Audience Member Gena Rowlands as Ramona Calvert Jeanette Sieh as Volleyball Captain Rachel Snow as Big Dolores Christina Stojanovich as Kristen Art Tamez as Bartender Pilar Walsh as Talk-Show Producer Mae Whitman as Bernice Pruitt Meason Wiley as Young Man At Dance

The cast of Rush - 1974 includes: Michael Aitkens as Charlie Clune John Alansu as Chinese Caretaker Jack Allan as The Piano Player Alexander Archdale as Magistrate Peter Armstrong as Dillon John Armstrong as Miner Jeff Ashby as Henry de Witt John Baird Lesley Baker Jessica Ball as Jennifer Smith Vincent Ball as Supt. James Kendall Don Barkham as Sergeant Mundy Barrie Barkla as The Priest Gretchan Barrie as Liz Bert Bianchi as Scott Michael Boddy as Cummings Ivor Bowyer as Henry Bell David Bracks as Sylvanus Robert Brockman as Gavin Noel Browne as Symons Andrew Carr as Clerk Of The Court Peter Cavanagh as Baines Jack Charles as Magpie Bill Charlton as Captain Blakely Jennifer Claire as Mrs. Brennan Henry Clarke as Dari John Clayton as Black Jack Jessop Robert Coleby as Andy Curran Peter Collingwood as Major Chivers Syd Conabere as Hindmarsh Michael Craig as Chevalier de Vaucluse Max Cullen as Billy Adams Lynette Curran as Amy Draper Kathryn Dagher as Ella Reg Dell as Reverend Fisher Steve Dodd as Billy Terence Donovan as Doctor Kirby Alain Doutey as Constable Emile Bizard Colin Drake as Mitchell Ian Dyson as Hamish Scott Keith Eden as Resident Pam Erskine as Pauline Stewart Faichney Peter Felmingham as Jim Peter Flett as Dr. David Woods Robert Forza as Ben Draper Robert Forza as Young Billy Les Foxcroft as Arnie Bird Ken Fraser as Doctor Partridge Ben Gabriel as Reverend Smith Frank Gallacher as James McNeilly Vincent Gil as Brady Vincent Gil as Griffiths Reg Gillam as The Storekeeper Reg Gorman as Craig Lucky Grills as Hotel Customer David Gulpilil as Satchel Robyn Gurney as Mary Dwyer Ron Hackett as Brennan Olivia Hamnett as Sarah Lucas Brian Hannan as Jones Jane Harders as Jessie Farrar Alan Hardy as Hayes Jonathan Hardy as Yorkshire Goldminer Isobel Harley as Mrs. Lansdowne Martin Harris Chris Haywood as Crew Helen Hemingway as Jenny Ross Higgins as Joe Connie Hobbs as Mrs. Mortimer Harold Hopkins as Hardy Evans Jill Howard as Kathy Evans Wendy Hughes as Emma Anthony Ingersent as Hobson Michelle Jarman as Alice Fraser David John as Turner Gerard Kennedy as Jim Dawson Trevor Kent as Vinnie Bruce Kerr as Cliff Wilson Bruce Kerr as Joe Beamish Jacqueline Kott as Mother Buckland Alwyn Kurts as Lansdowne Veronica Lang as Melanie Parker Harry Lawrence as Jones Sandra Lee Paterson as Katie Brendon Lunney as Commissioner Edmund Fitzalan Kevin Manser as Weinbaum Clive Marshall as Reynolds Vince Martin as Lindsay Quail Gordon McDougall as Doctor Newton Andrew McFarlane as Drake Larry McGarry as Rick Burns Barry McQueen as Captain Max Meldrum as George Williams Max Meldrum as Henry Purchase Brian Moll as Thomas James Moss as Bartlett James Moss as Morgett Rod Mullinar as Jim Hill Debbie Nankervis as Prostitute Russell Newman as Tom Trimble Gregory Oldman as Greg Brennan Louise Oldman as Louise Brennan Geoff Parry as Bennett Chris Peters as Peter Hackett Ron Pinnell as Tilley Alex Porteous Michael Preston as Green Tim Robertson as Constable Colvin Anna Russell as Mrs. Robbins Justine Saunders as Werowey Ross Sharp as Dougherty Tony Sheldon as Peter Shaw-Jones John Stanton as Jack Benson Pamela Stephenson as Diane Quail Patricia Stephenson as Yin Soong Colin Taylor as Murphy Nevil Thurgood as The Miner Peta Toppano as Drusilla John Vale as Hill Goff Vockler as Bath House Attendant Tony Wager as Whitmore Delilah Walsh as Marie Mary Ward as Miss Hawk Ken Weaver as Vicar Smith Jacki Weaver as Yvette Precot Delore Whiteman as Rosie Morgan David Whitford as Mick Fraser Bindi Williams as Dahlja Louis Wishart as Jing Wong Leslie Yeomans as Jessie Smith Mark Zandle as Corp. Parker Mark Zandle as Corporal Parker

The cast of Belle Starr - 1980 includes: Stony Bower as Summerville Michael Cavanaugh as Jesse James Gary Combs as Frank James Dee Cooper as Morris Sarah Cunningham as Mrs. Chandler Burt Edwards as Bank Manager Peter Hobbs as Jenkins David Knell as Ed Reed Geoffrey Lewis as Reverend Meeks Sandy McPeak as Sheriff Pratt Elizabeth Montgomery as Belle Starr Morgan Paull as Latham Cliff Potts as Cole Younger Geno Silva as Blue Duck Michelle Stacy as Pearl Younger Jesse Vint as Bob Dalton Alan Vint as Grat Dalton Fred Ward as Ned Christie Kate Williams as Woman

Agnes Fink has: Played Paula Scheftschick in "Gefangene der Liebe" in 1954. Played Sophie von Courvoisier in "Ein Spiel von Tod und Liebe" in 1957. Played Julchen Blasius in "Schinderhannes" in 1957. Played Martirio in "Bernarda Albas Haus" in 1957. Played Dr. Clare Forster in "Begegnung in Singapur" in 1958. Played Anna, seine Frau in "Jons und Erdme" in 1959. Performed in "Der Misanthrop" in 1959. Played Anissja in "Macht der Finsternis" in 1959. Played Elisabeth de Silleranges in "Der Feind" in 1961. Played Stella in "Unerwartet verschied..." in 1961. Played Sheila in "Alle Macht der Erde" in 1962. Played Kleopatra in "Eine Dummheit macht auch der Gescheiteste" in 1963. Performed in "Der Mann aus England" in 1963. Played Maria Stuart in "Maria Stuart" in 1963. Played Ursel Hradschek in "Unterm Birnbaum" in 1964. Played Marie Octobre in "Marie Octobre" in 1964. Played Anna Albani in "Ein Tag im April" in 1965. Performed in "24 Stunden im Leben einer Frau" in 1965. Played Helga Huck in "Tatort" in 1969. Played Ursula Redders in "Tatort" in 1969. Played Gerda Brandes in "Der Kommissar" in 1969. Played Regina Eibenschuetz in "Das falsche Gewicht" in 1971. Played Irma Karpf in "Karpfs Karriere" in 1971. Played Frau Engler in "Derrick" in 1974. Played Frau Pacha in "Derrick" in 1974. Played Zinshoferin in "Sternsteinhof" in 1976. Played Erna Wallner in "Der Alte" in 1977. Played Josefa Burger in "Der Alte" in 1977. Played Beate Andresen in "Der Alte" in 1977. Played Lotte in "Betrogene Liebe" in 1986. Played Maria in "Langusten" in 1989. Played Mutter Lohse in "Das Spinnennetz" in 1989. Played Carla in "Marleneken" in 1990. Played Mutter Manser in "Der Berg" in 1991.