Bernice Stegers's birth name is Bernice Mary Stegers.

Stegers is/was near Schlochau in West Prussia. Please see links.

The cast of Harriet and the Matches - 2013 includes: Helena Barlow as Harriet Cillian Murphy as Cat Bernice Stegers as Cat

The cast of Studio - 1983 includes: Michael Feast as Art Marcus Francis as Paul Carol Leader as Chrissie Bernice Stegers as Kate

The cast of Prisoners of Childhood - 1989 includes: John Kitching as Rodger as a boy Roger Lloyd Pack as himself Bernice Stegers

The cast of Macabro - 1980 includes: Carolyn De Fonseca as Jane Baker Elisa Kadigia Bove as Mrs. Duval Stanko Molnar as Robert Duval Ferdinando Orlandi as Mr. Wells Fernando Pannullo as Leslie Baker Roberto Posse as Fred Kellerman Bernice Stegers as Jane Baker Veronica Zinny as Lucy Baker

The cast of Julies Geist - 2001 includes: Henryk Baranowski as Professor Ingarden Andreas Buttler as Gerichtsvollzieher Arno Frisch as Mark Fritz Karl as Tyma Dorota Pagiarelli as Magdas Freundin Julia Richter as Natascha Andreas Schmidt as Hans Bernice Stegers as Madam Tesie Tellmann as Frau Reuter Sylvie Testud as Julia Friderikke Weber as Model

The cast of The Girl - 1987 includes: Christer Banck as The Locksmith Derek Benfield as Janitor Frank Brennan as Lindberg, reporter Hanna Brogren as The Housekeeper Sam Cook as Antonio Mark Dowling as Silenski Timothy Earle as Editor 2 Gunnar Ernblad as Editor 1 Heinz Hopf as David Rosie Jauckens as Fru Carlsson Sara Key as Adriana Christopher Lee as Peter Storm Damir Mejovsek as Graudenz Franco Nero as Johan (John) Berg Pontus Platin as Sandberg Clare Powney as Pat, the girl Clifford Rose as General Carlsson Bernice Stegers as Eva Berg Lenore Zann as Viveka

The cast of Little Sir Nicholas - 1990 includes: Max Beazley as Sir Nicholas Tremaine Veronica Clifford as Mrs. Snell James Ellis as Penfold Julian Fellowes as Apted Olivia Gillan as Lucie Rachel Gurney as Lady Tremaine Barry Jackson as Nolan Noel Johnson as Sir Nicholas Tremaine James March as Capt. Tremaine Jenny McCracken as Mere Annette Chrissy Monk as Elizabeth Jonathan Norris as Gerald Tremaine Catherine Shipton as Dulcie Bernice Stegers as Mrs. Tremaine Christopher Villiers as William Randle Paddy Ward as Baker Jack Watson as Robinson Jacki Webb as Shop proprietress Philip Whitchurch as Bootle

The cast of Coming Out of the Ice - 1982 includes: Francesca Annis as Galina Garrett Bennett as Runner Steven Berkoff as Atoman Edward Burnham as Commissar Michael Burrell as Man on Hunger Strike Tom Chadbon as Samsonov Ben Cross as Gen. Tuchachevsky Donald Eccles as Nesterov Edwin Finn as Nesteros Hal Galili as American Guide in Gorkij David Hayman as Guard Commander 1 Sylvia Kay as Rose Herman Margit Lindeman as Russian Official John Malcolm as Chernov Clive Merrison as Bikov Willie Nelson as Red Loon John Savage as Victor Herman Bernice Stegers as Lady Barber Malcolm Storry as Guard Commander 2 Peter Vaughan as Belov Frank Windsor as Sam Herman

The cast of The Great Riviera Bank Robbery - 1979 includes: Peter Birrel as Senior Detective Kevin Brennan as Customer Christopher Burgess as Policeman Warren Clarke as Jean Charles Cork as Security Guard Deirdre Costello as Tobacconist Arnold Diamond as Town Hall Man Jonathan Elsom as Magistrate Stephen Greif as Rocco John Grillo as Bank Official Alain Guano as Alain Gail Harrison as Town Hall Girl Nigel Humphreys as Alex Laraine Humphrys as Girl at Villa Bernard Kay as Commissaire Shaun Lawton as Security Guard Matthew Long as Michel Barry Lowe as Lawyer John Malcolm as Gendarme Christopher Malcolm as Serge Ian McShane as The Brain Ralph Morse as OAS Operative Sheila Ruskin as Bank Girl Adrian Shergold as Young Leftie Bernice Stegers as Policewoman Gary Waldhorn as Ministry Man

The cast of Catch Me a Spy - 1971 includes: Del Baker as 2nd Heavy Bernard Blier as Webb Wilfrid Brambell as Beech Ishaq Bux as Arab at Party Clive Cazes as Rumanian in Plane Tom Courtenay as Baxter Clarke Philip DaCosta as 2nd Schoolboy Isabel Dean as Celia Kirk Douglas as Andrej Robert Gillespie as Man in Elevator Jean Gilpin as Ground Stewardess Trevor Howard as Sir Trevor Dawson Ashley Knight as 1st Schoolboy Bernadette Lafont as Simone Bunny May as Elevator Operator Fiona Moore as Russian Girl Garfield Morgan as The Husband Patrick Mower as John Fenton Robin Parkinson as British Officer Trevor Peacock as Man in Plane Dinny Powell as 1st Heavy Robert Raglan as Ambassador Angharad Rees as Victoria Sheila Steafel as Woman in Elevator Bernice Stegers as Russian Girl Paul Tropea as Stroppy Footballer Bridget Turner as Woman in Plane Allan Warren as Waiter

The cast of My Life in Ruins - 2009 includes: Serenella as Svetlana Macarena Benites as Canadian Tourist Sheila Bernette as Dorcas Heather Blair as American Tourist Jareb Dauplaise as Gator Rachel Dratch as Kim Richard Dreyfuss as Irv Alexis Georgoulis as Poupi Simon Gleeson as Ken Ian Gomez as Hotel Clerk Caroline Goodall as Dr. Tullen Melina Kyriakopoulou as Angry Canadian Abdeltif Louzar as Greek Band Nadav Malamud as Greek Man 1 Alistair McGowan as Nico Christina Mitropoulou as Canadian Tourist Ralph Nossek as Barnaby Ian Ogilvy as Mr. Tullen Brian Palermo as Marc Oreste Papadopol as Greek Band Takis Papamattheou as Souvenir Shop Owner Vassilis Psychogiopoulos as Souvlaki Guy Jennifer Rope as Pretty Nurse Roland Sanden as Greek Man 2 Marta Schweizer as Olga Alex Spijksma as Bartender Bernice Stegers as Maria Valentin Stoica as Greek Band Sophie Stuckey as Caitlin Nia Vardalos as Georgia Harland Williams as Big Al Rita Wilson as Elinor

The cast of The Phoenix and the Carpet - 1976 includes: Ali Baba as Entertainer Edward Brooks as Father Deddie Davies as Mrs. Wigson Robert Dorning as Shopkeeper Philip Dunbar as Mr. Bolam Susan Field as Cook Harry Fielder as Chief Islander Jane Forster as Jane Seymour Green as Theatre manager Max Harris as Robert Bernard Holley as Burglar Robin Keston as Ike Diana King as Selina Surya Kumari as Ranee Nigel Lambert as Rev. Septimus Blenkinsop Wendy Lovelock as Mrs. Peasmarsh David Machin as Waiter Hilary Mason as Mrs. Biddle Trisha Mortimer as Eliza Tamzin Neville as Anthea Daphne Neville as Mother Charles Pemberton as Fire chief John Rolfe as Policeman Gary Russell as Cyril Gordon Salkilld as Prison warder Jeffrey Segal as Manager Adam Stafford as Henri Bernice Stegers as Madame Kay Tremblay as Amelia Joan Turner as Leading lady Richard Warner as The Phoenix Kenneth Watson as Policeman Bay White as Lady passenger

Bernice Stegers has: Played Russian Girl in "Catch Me a Spy" in 1971. Played Anna Kuylen in "Van der Valk" in 1972. Played Sonia Grossman in "Within These Walls" in 1974. Played Lady in "Dickens of London" in 1976. Played Operator in "The New Avengers" in 1976. Played Imogen in "Life and Death of Penelope" in 1976. Played Madame in "The Phoenix and the Carpet" in 1976. Played Renate in "A Family Affair" in 1979. Played Kaye in "Tales of the Unexpected" in 1979. Played Policewoman in "The Great Riviera Bank Robbery" in 1979. Played Jane Baker in "Macabro" in 1980. Played Alena in "Enemy of the State" in 1981. Played Miss Nicholson in "Quartet" in 1981. Played Anne-Claire Leighton in "Bergerac" in 1981. Played Lady Barber in "Coming Out of the Ice" in 1982. Played Rachel Phillips in "Xtro" in 1983. Played Kate in "Studio" in 1983. Played Renata in "Ellis Island" in 1984. Played Gabriella in "Sharma and Beyond" in 1984. Played Countess Olga in "Sky Bandits" in 1986. Played Sofia Morelli in "Casualty" in 1986. Played Joanne Garland in "Ruth Rendell Mysteries" in 1987. Played Eva Berg in "The Girl" in 1987. Played Tatyana in "The Bretts" in 1987. Performed in "Prisoners of Childhood" in 1989. Performed in "May to December" in 1989. Played Mrs. Tremaine in "Little Sir Nicholas" in 1990. Played Sarah in "Medics" in 1990. Played Annie in "Dead Romantic" in 1992. Played Princess Charlotte in "To Play the King" in 1993. Played Shop Assistant - Wedding Two in "Four Weddings and a Funeral" in 1994. Played Vranni in "A Dark Adapted Eye" in 1994. Played Lady Fauntleroy in "Little Lord Fauntleroy" in 1995. Played Ella in "Family Money" in 1996. Played Renata in "The Garden of Redemption" in 1997. Played Berenice Crane-Bolder in "Rag Nymph" in 1997. Played Queenie Markell in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Madam in "Julies Geist" in 2001. Played Denning in "The Inspector Lynley Mysteries" in 2001. Played Mrs. Denby in "Tipping the Velvet" in 2002. Played Woman in Salon in "Sensitive Skin" in 2005. Played Maria in "My Life in Ruins" in 2009. Played Amma in "Strike Back" in 2010. Played Mrs. Hubble in "Great Expectations" in 2012. Played Hestia in "Atlantis" in 2013. Played Cat in "Harriet and the Matches" in 2013.

The cast of Romantic Undertaking - 1996 includes: Greg Blanchard as Harry Valerie Buhagiar as Jenny Turner Leetham Carroll as Frank Susan Cooke as Patty Peter Ferri as Chief Ed Fielding as Mr. Johnson Laura James as Brenda William Katt as Richard Tennant Patty Kazmer as Mrs. Johnson Sherrill Lion as Sylvia Ishwar Mooljee as Oscar Simon Richards as Park Bum Barry Stone as Lecturer

The cast of Little Lord Fauntleroy - 1995 includes: Michael Adamthwaite as Street Gang Member George Baker as Lord Dorincourt Martin Ball as Mordaunt Virginia Beare as Annie Michael Benz as Cedric Errol Christopher Bowen as Thomas Betsy Brantley as Mrs. Errol Laura Brattan as Mrs. Higgins Adrian Cairns as Farnsworth Stephen Critchlow as Higgins Carley Dashey as Lucy Justin Duke as Street Gang Member Mike Eastman as Removal Man 1995 Julian Fellowes as Wuden Adrian Fletcher as Footman David Healy as Hobbs Michael Hobbs as Bill Baker Vicki Hopps as Lizzie Baker William Horwood as Telegram Boy Paula Jacobs as Mrs. Perkins Trilby James as Lily Helen Lindsay as Lady Constantia Christine Lohr as Lodgekeeper Jenny McCracken as Dawson Truan Munro as Dick Craig Niemoeller as Street Gang Member Joshua Phares as Street Gang Member Reg Quantrill as Smithers Andrew Robertson as Hodson Dan Russell as Ben Tipton Charlotte Ruthwen as Sarah Bob Sessions as Traveller Bernadette Shortt as Mary Bernice Stegers as Lady Fauntleroy Amber Taylor as Landlady Jacki Webb as Mrs. Mellon

The cast of Family Money - 1996 includes: Michelle Abrahams as Sue Jean Anderson as Dolores Dimitri Andreas as Emin Tim Barker as Archie Geoffrey Bateman as Felix Richard Beale as Stevie Melvyn Bedford as Senior Fire Officer Angela Belton as Mrs. Foster Claire Bloom as Fran Pye Samantha Bond as Isabel Andrew Callaway as Fireman Martha Cope as Simone Gemma Coughlan as Jennifer Tilly Edwards as Becky Charlie Fane as Jane Nicholas Farrell as Harry Mem Ferda as The Airplane Passenger John Forgeham as BBC Colleague Debbie Francis as Angela James Grout as Buffy Larry Hoodekoff as Polish Resident Ella Jones as Amy Polly Kemp James Lance as Youth Theo Leonard as Adam Hans Matheson as Jake Mariella Miller as Letitia Tim Munro as Doctor Jacob Neville as George Roli Okorodudu as Nurse Simon Pearsall as Corporate Advisor Kathryn Pogson as Dora Lee Simpson as Max Carol Starks as Poppy Bernice Stegers as Ella Eleanor Summerfield as Alice William Tapley as Andrew Margaret Tyzack as Delia Peter Waddington as Riverboat Inspector Michele Whitehead as WPC Swan June Whitfield as Ivy

The cast of Rag Nymph - 1997 includes: Christine Anderson as Mrs. Walton Fleur Bennett as Laura Forester Paul Brennen as Boswell Tom Brodie as Randolph Crane-Boulder Carmel Cryan as Mother Superior Neil Daglish as Sergeant Fenwick Julia Dearden as Sister Cecilia Lucy Fraser as Mary Quinton (Aged 7) Malcolm Freeman as Forester William Gaminara as Mr. Quinton Kevin Grahame as Mr. Carlin Dave Johns as Man Chris Korhonen as Delivery Boy Susan Liddell as Lottie Valerie Lilley as Sister Mary Guy Manning as Dr. Stevens Jack McBride as Older Constable Justine McKenzie as Flo Farrow Val McLane as Aggie Winkovski Claudia McNulty as Mrs. Quinton Alec Newman as Ben Mary Pickin as Mrs. Roper Ann Queensberry as Aunt Chrissie Diana Quick as Aristocratic mother Steve Ramsden as Schindler Lyndsey Rounsfell as Rosie Claire Russell as Jane Fathers Patrick Ryecart as Mr. Crane-Bolder Leonie Sooke as Annabel Bill Steel as Mr. Sponge Bernice Stegers as Berenice Crane-Bolder Honeysuckle Weeks as Millie Perdita Weeks as Young Millie Tracey Wilkinson as Nellie

The cast of A Dark Adapted Eye - 1994 includes: Polly Adams as Helen Rachel Bell as Mrs. Morell Paul Bentall as Gerald Helena Bonham Carter as Faith Severn (adult) Mark Brignal as Sgt. Morris Siobhan Burke as Judith David Cann as Albert March Philip Childs as Registrar Emma Croft as Anne Max Curtis as Baby Jamie Jack Danger as Baby Jamie Jason Durr as Jamie Robin Ellis as John Guy Faulkner as Young Francis Jane Galloway as Adele March William Gaminara as Andrew Frazer Gilbert as Jamie (age 5) Joanne Good as Shopper Polly Grant as Young Anne Julius Grower as Jamie (age 3) Sarah Hadland as Elsie Elaine Hallam as Woman at trial Randal Herley as General Brian Hickey as Tony Pearman Jane Hollowood as Mrs. March Carol Holt as Shopper Celia Imrie as Aunt Vera Steven Mackintosh as Francis Kelly Marcel as Young Vera Valerie Minifie as Shopper Emma Shaw as Josie Cambus Bernice Stegers as Vranni Gemma Street as May Durham Richard Syms as Rev. Morell Pip Torrens as Chad Susan Vidler as June Poole Sophie Ward as Aunt Eden Honeysuckle Weeks as Faith (child) Guy Witcher as Young Jamie

The cast of Sky Bandits - 1986 includes: Miles Anderson as Bannock Conrad Asquith as Hawkins Hugo Bower as Lieutenant Geyer Keith Buckley as Von Schlussel John Cassady as Rezin Tod Cody as Knife thrower Willie Coppen as Fire eater David Daou as Unknown soldier Adrian Dunbar as Mechanic Jim Dunk as Master Sergeant David English as Hamilton Graham Ford as Spectacle salesman Nicholas Frankau as Ffolkes Slim Gaillard as Organ player Chris Greener as Strong man Simon Harrison as Aldiss Terence Harvey as Canning Ingrid Held as Mitsou Richard Herland as Town drunk Seeta Indrani as Carmen Michael Jenn as Nicky Mimi Keyes as Little girl with glasses Thom Keyes as Town drunk Renny Krupinski as German bombardier Ronald Lacey as Fritz Nicholas Lyndhurst as Chalky Tony Mascaroni Anthony May as Guard No.2 Ted Maynard as Big Jake Scott McGinnis as Barney Alfredo Michelsen as Gunner Officer Timothy Morand as Bomber captain Margaret Nolan as Waitress Jeff Osterhage as Luke John Rees as Watch Officer Bill Reimbold as Pendercost Yee San Foo as Martinette John Sessions as Flight Louis Sheldon as Guard No.1 Tony Sibbald as Car salesman Jackie Skarvellis as Waitress Bernice Stegers as Countess Olga Derek Ware as Alphonse Domini Winter as Choreographer

The cast of Tipping the Velvet - 2002 includes: Louis Alderton as Baby Cyril Nick Bartlett as Drunk Man Diane Beck as Annie Price Hugh Bonneville as Ralph Banner Di Botcher as Woman with Cigar John Bowe as Walter Bliss Anna Chancellor as Diana Lethaby Carl Chase as Corder Edward Clayton as Rough Customer Sarah Crowden as Woman with Pipe Benedict Cumberbatch as Freddy Angela Curran as Mrs. Sykes Heather Dickinson as Grace Milne Monica Dolan as Alice Astley Ray Donn as Customer Abby Ford as Miss Brown Janet Fullerlove as Elsie Milly Gregory as Mary Keeley Hawes as Kitty Butler Sally Hawkins as Zena Blake Janet Henfrey as Mrs. Jex Richard Hope as Mr. Astley Annie Hulley as Mrs. Astley Peter Kelly as Davy Astley Suzy Kewer as Victorian Singer Michael Kilgarriff as Music Hall Chairman Dean Lennox Kelly as Tony Reeves Jodhi May as Florence Banner Daniel Mays as Jimmy Burns Eleanor McCready as Tramp Lady Jim McManus as Tricky Reeves Richard Pettyfer Paul Ready as Renter Alice Alexei Sayle as Charles Frobisher David Simeon as Middle-Aged Gent William Sleigh as Barber David Spinx as Rough Man Bernice Stegers as Mrs. Denby Rachael Stirling as Nan Astley Sara Stockbridge as Dickie Susie Valerio as Singer Johnny Vegas as Gully Sutherland Tilly Vosburgh as Mrs. Milne Theresa Watson as Mrs. Best David Webber as Bill

The cast of Enemy Mine - 1985 includes: Herb Andress as Hopper Danmar as Wise Guy Andy Geer as Bates Colin Gilder as Chavo Mandy Hausenberger as 1st Medic Frank Henson as Lump Sheyenne Jade as Special Drac Brion James as Stubbs Jazzer Jeyes as Scarbreath Lance Kerwin as Joey Wooster Scott Kraft as Jonathan Jack Luceno as Drac Movement Jim Mapp as Old Drac Richard Marcus as Arnold Mark McBride as Hensler Carolyn McCormick as Morse Lou Michaels as Wilson Dennis Quaid as Willis Davidge Doug Robinson as Walker Bumper Robinson as Zammis Barry Stokes as Huck Henry Stolow as Cates Kevin Taylor as Special Drac Emily Woods as Simpson

The cast of A Family Affair - 1979 includes: Iain Anders as Harry Bailey Georgine Anderson as Miss. Richards Gyearbuor Asante as Joseph Sheila Ballantine as Doreen Mandeville Edward Brooks as Photographer Mark Capri as Irwin Schultz Danielle Carson as Ruth Sara Clee as Liz Barnes Barrie Cookson as Bernard Russell Debby Cumming as Lucy Shaun Curry as The Controller Lisa Daniely as Diana Russell Rowland Davies as Clive Brabazon David Dixon as Clifford Peter Duncan as Robert Barnes Richard Durden as Ian Sachs Barry Foster as Richard Barnes Lucinda Gane as Madeleine Donald Gee as Mr. Farmer Wendy Gifford as Marjorie Barnes Cherry Gillespie as Valerie Brown Paul Hardwick as James Daker Jan Harvey as Susan West Michael Hawkins as Tony Bryant Patrick Holt as Sir Paul Indira Joshi as Aru Diana Katis as Di Bernard Kay as David Morris James Kerry as Jeremy Treorchy-Pitt Eiji Kusuhara as Mr. Tsubo Jenny Laird as Matron Sylvestra Le Touzel as Jane Barnes Leigh Madison as Christiana Van Meergeren Julie May as Mary Simpson Frank Middlemass as Henry Barnes Hilary Minster as Sallinger William Morgan Sheppard as Tom Benson Michelle Newell as Chantal Cliona Nunan as Dr. Grant Leonard Preston as Reed Ian Redford as Peter Gale Adam Richardson as Salesman Dev Sagoo as Majid Kate Saunders as Donna David Savile as Harold Myers Pamela Sholto as Elsie Bailey David Sibley as John Barnes Kim Smith as Youth Bernice Stegers as Renate Veronica Strong as Helen Mount Clive Swift as Sir Charles Byford Carole Walker as Sales assistant

The cast of To Play the King - 1993 includes: Kitty Aldridge as Sarah Harding Adam Bareham as Interviewer Tom Beasley as Young King Tom Beasley as Young Prince John Bird as Bryan Brynford-Jones John Bleasdale as Sardonic Journalist Nick Brimble as Corder Emma Bunton as Prostitute William Chubb as John Krajewski Jeremy Clyne as Editor Soo Drouet as Big Woman Richard Durden as BBC Official Nicholas Farrell as David Mycroft Diane Fletcher as Elizabeth Urquhart Jack Fortune as Ken Charterhouse Susannah Harker as Mattie Storin Julian Harries as Para Officer Tim Heath as Male Secretary Erika Hoffman as The Lady Michael Howarth as Dick Caule Colin Jeavons as Tim Stamper Tom Karol as Television Presenter Sonya Kearns as Girl Mugger Merelina Kendall as Hilda Cordwainer Angus Kennedy as Reporter Rowena King as Chloe Carmichael Michael Kitchen as The King Tacy Kneale as Solicitor Barry Linehan as Henry Hotson Geoffrey McGivern as Bill Rochester David Neville as Salmon-Pink Christopher Owen as McKenzie John Paul Connolly as Sturdy Beggar Leonard Preston as John Stroud George Raistrick as Gropeham Prudence Rennick as Mayoress Ian Richardson as Francis Urquhart Kate Ricketts as Current Affairs Lady David Ryall as Sir Bruce Bullerby Declan Skeete as New Rasta Anthony Smee as John Staines James Snell as Detective Inspector Hackett Bernice Stegers as Princess Charlotte Peter Terry as Detective Paula Tilbrook as Speaker Pip Torrens as Andrew Harding Frederick Treves as Lord Quillington Richard Trice as PPS Alex Walkinshaw as Boy Mugger Don Warrington as Graham Gaunt Lawrence Werber as Returning Officer Terry Woodfield as Barman

The cast of Life and Death of Penelope - 1976 includes: Miranda Bell as Penelope Lally Bowers as Mrs. Turner Antony Brown as Det. Chief Supt. Lane Stuart Campbell as Reporter Constance Carling as Policewoman Elspeth Charlton as Reporter Gwen Cherrell as Evelyn Dyer Barrie Cookson as Det. Insp. Jackson Edward de Souza as Robin Mortimer Isabel Dean as Lady Cartwright Michael Gough as Winthrop Sally Grace as Else Lucy Griffiths as Woman in Street Prentis Hancock as Sean McDermott Jan Harvey as Elizabeth Don Hawkins as Joe Finer Richard Heffer as Tom Crispin Barrie Ingham as Alan Bedford MP Godfrey James as Det. Chief Insp. Horsfall Charles Keating as Nigel Priestman Jon Laurimore as Cooper Jean Leppard as W.D.C Hollis Jean Leppard as Woman Det. Constable Matthew Long as Det. Sgt. Fishlock Alan MacNaughton as Mr. Dyer Don McKillop as Chief Supt. McPherson William Morgan Sheppard as Foreman John Paul as Crispin Conrad Phillips as Assistant Commissioner Colin Rix as Thames Division Sergeant Sheila Ruskin as Belinda John Slavid as Franco Patsy Smart as Mrs. Greaves Howard Southern as Police Surgeon Bernice Stegers as Imogen Frances Tomelty as Susie Peter Vaughan as Sir George Cartwright Wanda Ventham as Judy George Waring as P.C. Driscoll Christopher Whitehouse as Captain Philip York as Constable Philip York as Det. Constable Michael Zorba as Head Waiter

The cast of May to December - 1989 includes: Pi as Arnold Natalie Bodnarec as Baby Fleur Imogen Boorman as Clothilde Tessa Burbridge as Ms Posner Tony Caunter as Eddie Thomas Chapman as Luke Mark Chesman as Struan Mary Chester as Mrs Leston Richard Claxton as Tim Michael Coghlan as Customer Chrissie Cotterill Chrissie Cotterill as Debbie Chrissie Cotterill as Debbie Burgess Richard Cubison as Sgt. Sidney Henderson Shaun Curry as Mr Cracknell Trevor Danby as Bernard Anthony Dawes as Mr Proudlove Duncan Duff as Robbie William Dufris as Matt Lesley Dunlop as Zoe Lesley Dunlop as Zoe Callender Lesley Dunlop as Zoe Callender (II) (Series 3-6) Noel Dyson as Mrs Arlett Miranda Forbes as Marjory Susanne Forster as Sidney Cate Fowler as Vanessa Eric Francis as Cyril Radford Clive Francis as Miles Clive Francis as Miles Henty Evie Garratt as Edith Alan Gilchrist as Anthony Sean Gilder as Shop Assistant Sonia Graham as Woman Milly Gregory as Loretta Lucy Hancock as Katherine Max Harvey as Mr Ross Paul Hawkyard as Workman Jack Heron as Matthew Piers Ibbotson as Kevin Harold Innocent as Arthur James Ives as Neville Paula Jacobs as Doreen Ashley Jensen Ashley Jensen as Rosie Ashley Jensen as Rosie McConnachy Alexander John as Mr Protheroe Lyndsey Joseph as Tammie Paddy Joyce as Uncle Mike Poppy Keeling as Esther Rosalind Knight as Georgina Sinclair Rebecca Lacey as Hilary Sally Lahee as Mrs Chaldicott Rosemary Leach as Avril Jacqueline Leonard as Mrs Codling Rhoda Lewis as Doctor Brian Lipson as Mr Greenstein Sophie Louise Collinson as Baby Fleur Jane Lowe as Snooty Customer Isabelle Lucas as Sonia Edward Lyon as Head Teacher Eve Matheson as Zoe Robin Meredith as Barrister Tony Millan as Mr. Kennedy Pip Miller as Dangerfield Madeleine Moffat as Old Woman Polly Moore as Michelle Cathy Murphy as Mrs Elsworth Anna Nicholas as Lucia Carolyn Pickles Carolyn Pickles as Simone Carolyn Pickles as Simone Trevelyan Olivier Pierre as Mr Bosdure Olivier Pierre as Mr. Bosdure Jo Powell as Mrs Hodgkinson Mark Powley as Roger Ellis Adam Price as Postman Andrew Rattenbury as Doctor Paul Raynor as Roy Alison Reynolds as Claire Anton Rodgers as Alec Anton Rodgers as Alec Callender David Ross as Mr Blain Trevor Sellers as Mark Lindsay Alison Senior as Dawn Renu Setna as Mr. Choudri Shireen Shah as Midwife Jill Simcox as Mrs Goodson Chloe Sirene as Laura Carol Starks as Portia Bernice Stegers Jonty Stephens as Larry Ronnie Stevens as Dad Peter Stockbridge as Mr Barnes Norma Streader as Mrs Ross Freddie Stuart as Taxi Driver Sylvia Syms as Dollie Myfanwy Talog as Mrs Delaforce Ray Trickitt as Derek Paul Venables Paul Venables as Jamie Paul Venables as Jamie Callender Peter Waddington as Photographer Mary Waterhouse as Mrs Leverson Helen Wickens as Nurse Kate Williams as Dorothy Burgess Albie Woodington as Mr. Wilkins Tim Wylton as Alfred Fishwick

The cast of Bennett Brothers - 1987 includes: Rosalind Allen as Natasha George Clooney as Tom Bennett Robert Costanzo as Mike Barry Cutler as Steve Woods Richard Kind as Richard Bennett Alan North as Manny Bennett Dorothy Parke as Densie Alexander Peggy Pope as Shirley Bennett

The cast of Doktorlar - 2006 includes: Bekir Aksoy as Suat Birtan Mehtap Altunok as Dr. Julide Aydin Kutsi as Levent Atahanli Yagmur Atacan as Hasan Turay Yesim Ceren Bozoglu as Fikret Eralp Yasemin Ergene as Ela Altindag Aysun Kayaci as Kader Denizhan Devrim Nas as Aslan ibrahimoglu Merve Sevi as Duygu Cemal Toktas as Ozan Kurt Didem Uzel as Burcin Fulya Zenginer as Hande