Robin Soans was born in 1947, in Northamptonshire, England, UK.

Yes it is. Christians in Mangalore, India have this surname. It is usually associated with Protestants.

obviously, there are the ones like the Tate and the Tate morden, but if you are looking for something off the beaten track, then i reccomend the sir john soans museum. It was the house of an eccentric georgian genteleman who, during his lifetime collected oddities and things that intrested him. They are now kept as art.

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The cast of The Russian Bride - 2001 includes: Sheila Hancock as Dora Blossom Hugh Hayes as Registrator Douglas Hodge as Eddie Brennan Bob Kingdom as Terence Rad Lazar as Russian Businessman Ralph Riach as Larry Robin Soans as Clive Jason Watkins as Christopher Rattle Lia Williams as Natash Cherniavskaya

(sohn)(v.) To let out one's breath audibly in a prolonged manner to express one's sexual satisfaction. A combination of the words 2. sigh and1. moan to express this sound. Towards the sexual climax breaths get heavier and eventually soans begin to be uttered spuratically to achieve an orgasm and express satisfaction with one's partner. Usually for those who are silent and hold their breath to achieve a greater experience.

The cast of The Reprieve - 1972 includes: Shane Briant as Cossack Horseman Ben Cross as Bolshevik Gerald Donaldson as Bolshevik Commandant Peter Harlowe as Condemned White Army Officer Brian Huberman as Renegade Robin John as Cossack Horseman Paddy Ryan as Hangman Peter Sallis as Cossack Horseman Tony Smart as Reprieve Horseman Robin Soans as Bolshevik Peter Weston as Cossack Horseman

The cast of Tales of Sherwood Forest - 1987 includes: Jill Baker as Sarah David Burke as David Walser Elaine Donnelly as Helen Anne Dyson as Jess Wayne Foskett as Graham Robert Hescott as Bryan Bee Jay as Anita Penelope Lee as Catherine Megan Long as Ronnie Terry Molloy as Bob Karen Murden as Sheila Deena Payne as Louise Lorraine Peters as Eileen Pete Postlethwaite as Eric Roger Rowland as Det. Sgt. Renwick Tara Shaw as Fiona Robin Soans as Ken Stephen Tompkinson as Kevin David Troughton as Det Sgt Terry

The cast of The Last Train - 1960 includes: Hilda Barry as Mrs. Hunt Lisa Daniely as Thelma Hunt Kenneth Edwards as Dr. Murray Heidi Erich as Hilda Alec Finter as Bank Manager Joe Gibbons as Underground Guard Paul Hansard as Police Official Denis Holmes as Detective Norman Johns as Sergeant Adams Edgar Lustgarten as Host Jack May as Woods Russell Napier as Superintendant Duggan Howard Pays as Sergeant Davy Philip Ray as Stevens Mark Singleton as Salesman Tony Thawnton as Soans Richard Thorp as Sergeant Hall

The cast of The Marshal - 1993 includes: Al Ashton as Bruti Helen Baxendale as Anita Neil Boorman as Pippo Jack Chissick as Barman Jonathan Coy as Stambrini Gemma Craven as Teresa Anna Cropper as Clementina Gillian Hanna as Maria Pia Paul Humpoletz as Franco Brenda Kempner as Pina Jude Law as Bruno Marjie Lawrence as Tosca Gerard Logan as Rossi Joseph Long as Galli Alfred Molina as Marshal Guarnaccia Kerry Peers as Linda Rossi Neville Phillips as Registrar Angelo Ragusa as Fantecchi Vincent Riotta as Di Nuccio Robin Soans as Angelo Christopher Villiers as Prosecutor

The cast of Rebecca - 1997 includes: Jean Anderson as Grandma Anthony Bate as Colonel Julyan John Branwell as Ben Jonathan Cake as Jack Favell Tom Chadbon as Frank Crawley Lucy Cohu as Rebecca Charles Dance as Maxim de Winter Zulema Dene as Tudor Lady Frank Doherty as Oldest Gardener Faye Dunaway as Mrs. Van Hopper Emilia Fox as The Second Mrs. de Winter John Horsley as Frith Geraldine James as Beatrice Denis Lill as Giles Wendy MacAdam as Nurse Ian McDiarmid as Coroner Kelly Reilly as Clarice Diana Rigg as Mrs. Danvers Patrick Romer as Harbourmaster Robin Soans as Tabb Jonathan Stokes as Robert David Webb as Nelson Timothy West as Mr. Baker Michael Wynne as Napoleon

The cast of Dream Stuffing - 1984 includes: Denyse Alexander as Mrs. Woods Allister Bain as Mr. Sharples Perry Benson as Keith Helen Brammer as Mrs. Tudge Antony Brown as The Sniffer Ray Burdis as Richard Maria Charles as May Graham Chinn as Colin Terry Duggan as Charlie Christopher Ellison as Tony Tenniel Evans as Mr. Charles Bill Gavin as Old Man Sherrie Hewson as Housing Officer Frank Lee as Bill Ralph Michael as Dr. Fossock Norman Mitchell as Councillor Clarke Caroline Quentin as Brenda John Rogan as Priest Bernie Searle as Man in Launderette Mike Smart as Duggie Robin Soans as Mr. Nicholson Amanda Symonds as Mo Ron Tarr as Minder Rachel Weaver as Jude Josephine Welcome as TV Reporter

The cast of Comrades - 1986 includes: Keith Allen as James Hammett Stephen Bateman as Old Tom Stanfield Katy Behean as Sarah Loveless Lynette Curran as Prostitute Joanna David as Mrs. Frampton Philip Davis as Young Stanfield Arthur Dignam as Fop Patrick Field as John Hammett Jeremy Flynn as Brine James Fox as Norfolk William Gaminara as James Loveless John Hargreaves as Convict Michael Hordern as Mr. Pitt Freddie Jones as Vicar Alex McCrindle as Jailor Murray Melvin as Clerk John Rafter Lee as Juggler Vanessa Redgrave as Mrs. Carlyle Robin Soans as George Loveless Imelda Staunton as Betsy Loveless Robert Stephens as Frampton Malcolm Terris as Gentlemen Farmers Sandra Voe as Diana Stanfield Valerie Whittington as Elvi Stanfield Barbara Windsor as Mrs. Wetham

The cast of Blue Juice - 1995 includes: Keith Allen as Mike Colette Brown as Junior Michelle Chadwick as Sarah Russell De Rozario as Massive Bouncer Luke Foxley as Stroppy Kid George Glen as Hotel Receptionist David Glover as Hotel Manager Peter Gunn as Terry Colcott Paul Honor as Surfing Crew Jeremy Kent as Surfing Crew Guy Leverton as Crab Steven Mackintosh as Josh Tambini Ewan McGregor as Dean Raymond Jamie Pardoe as Surfing Crew Sean Pertwee as J.C. Paul Reynolds as Recording Engineer Shaughan Seymour as Auctioneer Robin Soans as Young Bob Edwin Starr as Ossie Sands Essex Tyler as Surfing Crew Astrid Weguelin as Baby Andreya Wharry as Surfing Crew Heathcote Williams as Shaper

The cast of Absolution - 1978 includes: Robert Addie as Cawley Andrew Boxer as Boy Richard Burton as Father Goddard Billy Connolly as Blakey Sharon Duce as Louella Hilda Fenemore as Mrs. Hoskins Julian Firth as Boy Francis Fry as Boy Clive Gehle as Boy Brian Glover as First Policeman Willoughby Gray as Brigadier Walsh Martyn Hesford as Boy Richard Kates as Boy Andrew Keir as Headmaster Philip Leake as Gregory Preston Lockwood as Father Hibbert Trevor Martin as Mr. Gladstone Hilary Mason as Miss Froggatt Dan Meaden as Second Policeman Michael Munn as Priest James Ottaway as Father Matthews Michael Parkhouse as Boy Jon Plowman as Father Piers Charles Rigby as Boy Tim Short as Boy Robin Soans as Father Henryson Martin Stringer as Boy Brook Williams as Father Clarence

The cast of Hidden City - 1987 includes: Jelena Budimir as Woman in Film Library Michelle Collins as Applicant at Hairdressing Salon Michele Copsey as Manageress at Hairdressing Salon Charles Dance as James Richards Michelle Fairley as Cleaner Auriol Goldingham as Girl at Flat Gerard Horan as Young Man in Tunnel Richard Ireson as Schoolmaster Saul Jephcott as Curtis Chris Jury as Man at Incinerator Noreen Kershaw as Woman Teacher Helena Little as Guest at Dinner Party Charles Millham as Guest at Dinner Party Campbell Morrison as Man at Rubbish Tip Alex Norton as Hillcombe Wendy Nottingham as Applicant at Hairdressing Salon Bill Paterson as Anthony Stevan Rimkus as Young Man in Tunnel Tusse Silberg as Barbara Robin Soans as Man in Tram Tunnel Cassie Stuart as Sharon Newton Laura Welch as Jodie Barbara Young as Woman in Film Disposal Office

The cast of Dickens - 2002 includes: Peter Ackroyd as Himself - Presenter Tom Bowles as Lawrence Mercer Jack Chissick as Bob Fagin Kenneth Cranham as John Forster Kenneth Cranham as John Foster Jack Davenport as Charley Dickens Lucy Davenport as Mary Hogarth Harry Ditson as American journalist Avril Ellis as Frances Ternan Christopher Ettridge as John Byrne Anton Lesser as Charles Dickens Natasha Little as Ellen Ternan Phyllis Logan as Georgina Hogarth Peter Mair as Panto Dame Miriam Margolyes as Cartherine Dickens Miriam Margolyes as Catherine Dickens Helen McCrory as Kate Dickens Geoffrey Palmer as Thackeray Trevor Peacock as William Barker Sonia Ritter as Former prostitute Prunella Scales as Elizabeth Dickens Robin Soans as George Reynolds Rachel Swann as Young Catherine Joseph Traynor as Young Dickens Libbie Weller as Barmaid (DVD) Timothy West as John Dickens

The cast of Horse in the House - 1977 includes: Robert Addie as Johnson James Appleby as Sgt. Jones Bridget Armstrong as Mrs. Webb Dave Atkins as McGovern James Bate as Reporter Kate Binchy as Mrs. Ramsay Mark Capri as Mr. Bristow Tony Church as Matthew Stevenson Michael Coles as Mr. Webb Rosalie Crutchley as Gwen Davis Daniel Gerroll as Don Green Alison Glennie as Katie Webb Laurence Harrington as Horse show announcer Mike Hayward as Daker Davy Jones as Frank Tyson Lynda La Plante as Anya Kevin Lloyd as Guthrie Barry Lowe as Alan Green Lee Mannering as Child on bus Venetia Maxwell as Aunt Jen Tom Owen as John Masson Edward Peel as Blackie Pete Postlethwaite as Uncle Doug Robert Putt as Galloway Carl Rigg as Sgt. Murdoch David Rodigan as David Glenn Dougal Rose as Conrad Katrina Rose as Diana Webb Robin Soans as TV reporter David Sterne as Bill Norman Tipton as PC Hindle Kenneth Watson as PC Davies

The cast of The Patricia Neal Story - 1981 includes: Newell Alexander as Reporter Nancy Atwood as Nurse James Bacon as Reporter Dirk Bogarde as Roald Dahl Anna Carteret as 1st Neighbor Lisa Carton as Nurse Constance Chapman as Mrs. Bateman Angela Cheyne as Angela Herbert Clayton Penny as Photographer Gabrielle Daye as Mrs. Ingrams John Dorrin as Jack Albertson Pamela Dunlap as Speech Therapist Mildred Dunnock as herself Steve Eastin as Frank Gilroy Alba Francesca as 2nd Woman Helen Fraser as 2nd Neighbor Maxine Harris as Nurse James Hayden as Martin Sheen Rock Hudson as himself Glenda Jackson as Patricia Neal Edward Jewesbury as Brigadier Ken Kercheval as Dr. Charles Canton Robby Kiger as Theo Dahl Gillian Martell as Mrs. Johnson Sandy Martin as 1st Woman Jane Merrow as Val Eaton Priscilla Morrill as Sarah Christopher Murray as Rod Patricia Neal as herself Sydney Penny as Tessa Dahl Tim Petritz as Assistant Director Dolores Quinton as Reporter Jessica Rains as Nurse Jean John Reilly as Barry Farrell Tony Rohr as Photographer Robin Soans as Doctor Hawks Brianne Strauss as Ophelia Gloria Stroock as herself June Whitley Taylor as Older Nurse

Robin Soans has: Played Luvic in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Bolshevik in "The Reprieve" in 1972. Played TV reporter in "Horse in the House" in 1977. Played Father Henryson in "Absolution" in 1978. Played Simon Turpin in "The Dick Francis Thriller: The Racing Game" in 1979. Played Prosecuting Counsel in "The Gentle Touch" in 1980. Played Doctor Hawks in "The Patricia Neal Story" in 1981. Played Eddie Lyle in "Bergerac" in 1981. Played Mr. Nicholson in "Dream Stuffing" in 1984. Played Dennis Stannard in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Bright in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Brendan Moody in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Eli Matthews in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Father in "The Ray Bradbury Theater" in 1985. Played Surgeon Atkinson in "The Last Place on Earth" in 1985. Played George Dolan in "Casualty" in 1986. Played Auctioneer in "Lovejoy" in 1986. Played Henry Turner in "Casualty" in 1986. Played George Loveless in "Comrades" in 1986. Played Greig Croft in "Casualty" in 1986. Played Alisdair McBryde in "Inspector Morse" in 1987. Played Ken in "Tales of Sherwood Forest" in 1987. Played Merryweather in "A Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery" in 1987. Played Man in Tram Tunnel in "Hidden City" in 1987. Played Walters in "Alleyn Mysteries" in 1990. Performed in "Specials" in 1991. Played Mr. Davenport in "So Haunt Me" in 1992. Played Angelo in "The Marshal" in 1993. Played Dr. Stickle in "Anna Lee: Headcase" in 1993. Played Bernard Rothstein in "Kavanagh QC" in 1995. Played Young Bob in "Blue Juice" in 1995. Played George Bassett in "Dangerfield" in 1995. Played Millwright in "Clockwork Mice" in 1995. Played Dr. Harold Denton in "Dalziel and Pascoe" in 1996. Played Mr. Perkins in "Midsomer Murders" in 1997. Played Alan Rokesmith in "Jonathan Creek" in 1997. Played Perkins in "Midsomer Murders" in 1997. Played Tabb in "Rebecca" in 1997. Played Henery Fray in "Far from the Madding Crowd" in 1998. Played Graham Harris in "Holby City" in 1999. Played Mr Cadwallader in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Rodger Love in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Matthew Fenwick in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Mr. Adamson in "Waking the Dead" in 2000. Played Clive in "The Russian Bride" in 2001. Played George Reynolds in "Dickens" in 2002. Played Neil Frost in "AKA" in 2002. Played Mr. Boylett in "Not Only But Always" in 2004. Played Mr. Helgelein in "Method" in 2004. Played Governor Paton-Walsh in "The Last Hangman" in 2005. Played Equerry in "The Queen" in 2006. Played As Himself in "Bill Douglas: Intent on Getting the Image" in 2006. Played himself in "Lanterna Magicka: Bill Douglas and the Secret History of Cinema" in 2009. Played Henry Zucker in "Silk" in 2011. Played Ivan Straker in "Endeavour" in 2013.

The cast of Not Only But Always - 2004 includes: Lauren A Jackson as Daisy Cook as an adult Jonathan Aris as Jonathan Miller David Aston as Upper Class Man Timothy Balme as NY Club Compere Owen Black as Michael Peacock Jon Brazier as Hotel Clerk Alistair Browning as Blake Edwards Clive Bull as himself Vanessa Cater as Actress Scene from 10 Daphne Cheung as Lin Chong Andy Conlan as Lewis Morley Alan Cox as Alan Bennett Josephine Davison as Eleanor Bron Katrina Devine as TV Showbiz Reporter Glen Drake as Young Journalist Richard Durden as Proctor Peter Feeney as Chat Show Host Ewen Gilmour as Therapist John Glass as TV Executive Charmaine Guest as Violin Girl Alexandra Hassel as Daisy Elizabeth Hawthorne as Joan Rivers Rhys Ifans as Peter Cook John Leigh as Joe McGrath Devlin Lewis as Waiter Aidan McArdle as Dudley Moore Joanna Morrison as Dawn Derek Payne as Audience Member Charles Pierard as Eamonn Andrews Camilla Power as Judy Huxtable Timothy Raby as Clive Anderson Charlotte Rasmussen as Lucy Cook Jodie Rimmer as Wendy Snowden Peter Rowley as Bernard Manning Michael Saccente as NY Cab Driver Robin Soans as Mr. Boylett Antony Starr as LA Cab Driver David Sterne as Teabag Louise Wallace as Sparkly Top Woman Tandi Wright as Julie Andrews

The cast of Specials - 1991 includes: Bruce Alexander Joan Ann Maynard Mark Beer Karen Benjamin Elizabeth Bennett Peter Benson Diana Bishop Carole Boyd Mark Brackenbury Jill Brassington Tim Brierley John Brobbey as Denzil Taylor Stephen Churchett as Det. Con, Whittaker Martin Cochrane as Bob Loach Harriet Collins Glenn Doherty as PC Coles Ron Donachie as Freddy Calder Elaine Donnelly as WPC Baxter Lesley Duff as Sandra Gibson Denys Graham Frank Grimes Pietro Guggiana Brian Gwaspari as John Redwood Lee Halliday as WPC Morrow Dean Harris as Sergeant Crombie Richard Heffer as Dicky Padgett Polly Hemingway as Noreen Loach Jean Heywood Tony Hirst Annie Hulley Jason James as Sergeant Hunter Ahmed Khalil Andrew Livingston Raymond Mason David McAlister Helena McCarthy Tim Meats Terry Molloy as John Barraclough Christine Moore Campbell Morrison as Sergeant McAllister Campbell Morrison as Sgt. McAllister Brian Portsmouth Jean Reeve Dominic Rickhards Tom Roberts as PC Armstrong Maggie Saunders Gurdial Sira as Mr. Sandhu Roderick Smith Robin Soans Robert Swann as Chief Supt. Ellsmore Damien Thomas Patric Turner Badi Uzzaman as Uncle Ram Kim Vithana as Anjail Shah Jack Watson Philip Weaver as Kevin Lockwood West as George Adams

The cast of The Last Hangman - 2005 includes: Simon Armstrong as Minister Ann Bell as Violet Van Der Elst Warren Bertram as Fritz Klein Nicholas Blane as Governor of Strangeways Clive Brunt as Warder at Strangeways Cavan Clerkin as George Cooper James Corden as Kirky Marie Critchley as Woman in Pub Joyia Fitch as Elizabeth Volkenrath Neil Fitzmaurice as Cliff the Scouser Keiran Flynn as Neville Clive Francis as Field Marshall Montgomery Christopher Fulford as Sykes Marie Gawthorpe as Old Woman Jo Gould as Goss Kenny Greenfield as Nazi Prisoner Lizzie Hopley as Dorothea Waddingham Owen Jennings as Protestor Mary Jo Randle as Mrs. Corbitt Peter Jonfield as Mr. Andrews Bernard Kay as Uncle Tom Claire Keelan as Jessie Kelly Dominic Kemp as Medical Officer Rodney Litchfield as Sellers Ben McKay as Timothy Evans Tobias Menzies as Lt. Llewelyn Christopher Newland as Warder at Pentonville Maggie Ollerenshaw as Mary Pierrepoint Jacqueline Pilton as Lady Shopper Kathryn Pogson Paul Ready as Anthony David Farrow Kate Rutter as Woman in Pub Peter Ryder as Protester Suzie Sackie as Juana Bormanns Sheyla Shehovich as Irma Grese Frances Shergold as Alice Robin Soans as Governor Paton-Walsh Timothy Spall as Albert Pierrepoint Juliet Stevenson as Annie Pierrepoint Mary Stockley as Ruth Ellis John Warman as Prison Warder Tim Woodward as Governor of Holloway

The cast of Far from the Madding Crowd - 1998 includes: Victoria Alcock as Temperance Miller Robin Ardra as Tollgate Keeper Peter Aubrey as Daniel Selby Paul Ax as Sergeant Paloma Baeza as Bathsheba Everdene James Ballantine as Joe Coggan David Barrass as Pennyways Tim Bartholomew as Sam Sammy Linda Bassett as Maryann Money Gwynn Beech as Simeon John Boswell as Timothy Reginald Callcott as Jacob Smallbury Neil Caple as Laban Tall Peter Copley as Old Man Elizabeth Estensen as Mrs. Coggan Jonathan Firth as Sergeant Frank Troy Philip Fowler as William Sean Gilder as Joseph Poorgrass Robyn Gow as May Coggan Leader Hawkins as Old Shepherd Geoffrey Jenkinson as Sam Samway Phillip Joseph as Jan Coggan Tracy Keating as Liddy Kevin Kibbey as Billy Smallbury Geoffrey Larder as Scutching Supervisor Natasha Little as Fanny Robin Gabrielle Lloyd as Mrs. Twill James Masters as Corn Dealer Susan McArdle as Girl Prussia Moore as Annie Coggan Rhys Morgan as Teddy Coggan Nathaniel Parker as Gabriel Oak Brian Rawlinson as Parson Thirdly Luke Redbond as Cain Ball Martin Reeve as Hiring Farmer Andy Robb as Mark Clark Paul Sirr as Barrister Robin Soans as Henery Fray Linda Spurrier as Mrs. Hurst Sarah Tansey as Soberness Miller Nigel Terry as Mr Boldwood Stephen Tomlin as Jeweller Neil Warhurst as Sergeant Dobbs

The cast of The Queen - 2006 includes: Harry Alexander Coath as Euan Blair Roger Allam as Robin Janvrin Dash Barber as Prince Harry Martin Bashir as himself Mark Bazeley as Alastair Campbell Malou Beauvoir as American Reporter Laurence Burg as Princess Diana Earl Cameron as Portrait Artist Xavier Castano as French Bodyguard Earl Charles Spencer as himself Bill Clinton as himself James Cromwell as Prince Philip Tom Cruise as himself Anthony Debaeck as Catholic Priest Princess Diana as herself Dodi Fayed as himself James Fiddy as No.10 Advisor Michel Gay as Dodi Fayed Tom Hanks as himself Martin Heathcote as Secret Service Joyce Henderson as Balmoral Maid Alex Jennings as Prince Charles Elton John as himself Forbes KB as Biker Nicole Kidman as herself Pat Laffan as Head Ghillie Elliot Levey as TV Director Martyn Lewis as Himself - Newsreader Emmy Lou Harries as Little Girl Dolina MacLennan as Balmoral Switchboard Operator Nelson Mandela as himself Helen McCrory as Cherie Blair Trevor McDonald as Himself - Newsreader Mae McDougall as Stalking Party John McGlynn as Balmoral Head Ghillie Tim McMullan as Stephen Lamport Helen Mirren as The Queen Nicholas Owen as Himself - Newsreader Gavin Park as Royal Protection Officer Luciano Pavarotti as himself Wolfgang Pissors as German Reporter Tony Red Richards as Man in Crowd Douglas Reith as Lord Airlie Stephen Samson as Greenkeeper Michael Sheen as Tony Blair Jon Snow as Himself - Newsreader Robin Soans as Equerry Julia Somerville as Herself - Newsreader Steven Spielberg as himself David Starkey as himself Sylvia Syms as Queen Mother Jake Taylor Shantos as Prince William Tracey Ullman as herself Ralitsa Vassileva as herself

The cast of So Haunt Me - 1992 includes: Grace Armitage as Daisy Rokeby Minder as Hemingway Christopher Baines as Rabbi Stephen Greene Naomi Benson as Sophie Caroline Bernstein as Greta Hirsch Kandiah Binns as Louise Christopher Blake as Chris Longford Terence Booth as Inspector Trent Siobhan Burke as Sigourney Jez Butterworth as Jhon Trevor Byfield as Jack Trevor Byfield as Jack Dawlish Trevor Byfield as Jackson Dawlish Allie Byrne as Vic Lewis George Costigan as Pete Rokeby George Costigan as Peter Rokeby Julia Deakin as Carole Julia Deakin as Carole Dawlish Faith Edwards as Heidi Leon Fernholdt as Andrew Michael Godley as George Cheryl Hall as Avril Jessup Suzanne Hay as Emma Matt Heller as Jeremy Sophie Heyman as Denise Rodwell Zoe Hilson as Tasha Susannah Hitching as Elly Jones Caroline Holdaway as Alison Nicky Hulme as Jonty Miriam Karlin as Yetta Feldman Roy Macready as Kevin Sandy Tristan Maguire as Charlie Tim Matthews as Wayne Bunny May as Cafe Proprietor Philip McGough as Piers Josephine Melville as Miss Nesbitt Patrick Monckton as Neville Phillips Tanya Moodie as Elspeth Stella Moray as Mrs. Pinkus Henry Moxon as Mr. Rose Luke Philliips as Sam Dawlish Irene Prador as Mrs. Goldfarb Bryan Pringle as Arnold Thelma Ruby as Dolly Finkel John Rutland as Passerby Gordon Salkilld as 2nd Removal Man Lara Smith as Daisy Rokeby Robin Soans as Mr. Davenport Bernard Spear as Greville Hugo Speer as Terry Barry Stanton as Max Rodwell Maggie Steed as Mrs. Pettigrew Sara Stephens as Charmian Allan Surtees as Stan Rokeby Mark Tandy as Tom Paula Tilbrook as Vi Paula Tilbrook as Violet Rokeby Paul Trussell as Tark Pauline Yates as Bunty

Tony Thawnton has: Played Will in "The Adventures of Robin Hood" in 1955. Played Sir John Montague in "Richard of Bordeaux" in 1955. Played Cressy in "The Adventures of Robin Hood" in 1955. Played Captain in "The Adventures of Robin Hood" in 1955. Played Guard in "The Adventures of Robin Hood" in 1955. Played Shore Patrol Officer in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played Sam One-Eye in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played Cranstone in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played Jamieson in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played Sykes in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played First Mate in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played Captain Scobie in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played Fish Peddler in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played French Officer in "O.S.S." in 1957. Played The Captain in "Sword of Freedom" in 1957. Played Pierre Lebec in "The New Adventures of Charlie Chan" in 1957. Played Fritz in "William Tell" in 1958. Played Calvin in "A Woman Possessed" in 1958. Played Capt. Tom in "Sea of Sand" in 1958. Played Glover in "Dial 999" in 1958. Played Photographer in "The Four Just Men" in 1959. Played Lt. Proctor in "Glencannon" in 1959. Played Doctor in "Cover Girl Killer" in 1959. Played Officer in "The Four Just Men" in 1959. Played Pritchard in "International Detective" in 1959. Played Soans in "The Last Train" in 1960. Played Reception Clerk in "The Cheaters" in 1960. Played Shakespeare in "Mary Had a Little..." in 1961. Played Jenkins in "The Avengers" in 1961. Played Militia Officer in "The Treasure of Monte Cristo" in 1961. Played Rydon in "The Court Martial of Major Keller" in 1961. Played Captain in "The Hellfire Club" in 1961. Played Clarence in "Zero One" in 1962. Played Ambulance Driver in "A Stitch in Time" in 1963. Played Radio Operator in "The Plane Makers" in 1963. Played Vladimir in "Danger Man" in 1964. Played Radlett in "Curse of the Voodoo" in 1965. Played Second Undertaker in "The Wrong Box" in 1966. Played Lowery in "The Baron" in 1966. Performed in "Special Branch" in 1969. Played 1st Reporter in "Department S" in 1969. Played Stendham in "Paul Temple" in 1969. Played Fernandez in "Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)" in 1969. Played Man in Tavern in "The Oblong Box" in 1969. Played Official in "Department S" in 1969. Played Desk Sergeant in "10 Rillington Place" in 1971. Played Hotel Clerk in "Jason King" in 1971. Played En Gentleman in "Alberte" in 1972.

The cast of Clockwork Mice - 1995 includes: Toyosi Ajikawo as Tanya John Alderton as Swaney Lee Barrett as Clive Williams Leon Black as Burrows James Bolam as Wackey Frankie Bruno as Neil (wellsy) Bobby Coombes as Jeremy Marks Anthony Cumber as Didgery Billy Davey as Country Policeman Lilly Edwards as Mrs. Charlton Ian Hart as Steve Darren Kennedy as Smithy Ellam Lloyd Hull as David Charlton Art Malik as Laney Jack McKenzie as CID Officer Glen Murphy as Mr. Charlton Jodie Peters as Samantha Nigel Planer as Parkey Joanna Potts as Sharon Carl Proctor as Country Policeman Marcus Rose as Perryman Catherine Russell as Polly Inderpall Sagoo as Sinbad Melissa Simmonds as CID Officer Claire Skinner as Fairy Robin Soans as Millwright Luke Strain as Austin Hormoz Verahramian as Businessman

The cast of Unsolved Mysteries - 1990 includes: Michael Cipiti as Tim Good Camille Farnan as Ann Dennis Bubba Ganter as Suge Knight Ryan Lewison as Colby Andrea Sevilla as Joanne Kyle Wyatt as Lavar Bates