Sighted: Ah There You Are!

[Gerald Lovell]

Already covered, especially by Movie Dude, is The Wrong Box (1966), but another viewing has revealed more hiding therein:


One of the parents of the children out to survive all the others is Tom Chatto on the right


At a launching by Totti Truman Taylor, Pat Hagan is the admiral second from the left and up in the gods on the right are Richard Duke (behind the pillar) and Victor Harrington


In the presence of H.M. Queen Victoria, as well as Lee Fenton and Edwin Fowles, there's Vic Chapman and Richard Atherton.

[Gerald Lovell]

Ralph Richardson on a train with a polite Paddy Smith (also seen in the aftermath of the crash)


Where Peter Graves orders around Pat Halpin and Cecil Paul


Walking in the park one day, we can see Harold Coyne and Tony Mendleson as well as a Lewis Alexander lookalike

Vernon Duke too, hoping his rug will stay on.

[Gerald Lovell]

Rogue IMDb credits include Juliet Mills as "Mannish Woman on Train" - it's actually the credited Marianne Stone - and André Morell as a "Club Butler".

[philly]

Alan Beaton walking past Lee Fenton.

[James Thomas]

The Fighting Prince of Donegal (1966) was not in fact made in Donegal, but in Pinewood:


Here's old Dido Plumb as a clan leader- I'm afraid I can only remember the names of a few extras, but I'm sure some of you may recognize the other two.

[Gerald Lovell]

ACE OF WANDS eats "Peacock Pie" in 1972:


But at Purcell's Restaurant, hopefully Richard Atherton has a something nicer on the menu with his lady friend


The waiter not serving Michael Mackenzie, Roy Holder and Petra Markham appears to be Leslie Week(e)s


And as Roy tries to snap a compromising photo of Richard and his companion, I believe the bald gentleman chomping away in the background is Colin Cunningham.

[James Thomas]

Referring to a post I made earlier this year regarding S.O.S. Titanic (1979); a fully uncut version has finally been released on DVD, and there are consequently a few new actors to be seen. I was wondering if anyone could identify the following faces:


This actor plays the Titanic's chief wireless operator; he has dialogue, but is uncredited.



The credited Anna Quayle is upset at two uncredited actors: the identified Nicholas Young, and a mystery man...


A tricky Irish pedlar screws David Janssen out of some money, and is subsequently screwed out of an onscreen credit...


And finally, a group of officers on the rescue ship try in vain to find their names on the end credits; the previously identified Charles Bolton is in the middle, and is that Tony Vogel with the moustache? Not sure about the other two.

[Gerald Lovell]

I'm afraid I'm not seeing any of your images, James.

[Steve Crook]

Hi Gerald, I'm afraid I'm not the most technical person so I'm not sure why they're not showing up; I've just reedited my post, confusingly I can see all the pictures from my end alright but not sure if anyone else can? Can you see my earlier post about Fighting Prince of Donegal, or is that "invisible" as well?

I haven’t checked the details of why you posted yet but the usual reason is that you just gave a local, relative address which works fine when you look at it because the images are on your system. But it shows as a blank screen for anybody else.

You need to upload the image before posting it

Steve

[Nick Dando]

I can see them now, James.

[Gerald Lovell]

Previously well covered is The Wrong Arm of the Law (1962), certainly one of the best comedies of the 60s, and so I can only add this time round:


Our new/old friend Reggie de Beer lower centre as one of the fashion show attendees, not entirely impressed with Peter Sellers' presentation of debonair man-about-crime Bernard Cribbins.

[philly]

Nice to see Reggie make his first (identified) appearance at this thread.

Oh Rosalinda!! (1955)

Most of the onscreen actors are identified in the credits, notable absentee's are the four singing, dancing Russian Cossacks, Arthur Mullard has long been known about, Gerald noted another two, Maurice Bush and Peter Brace in this thread last year, the fourth cossack is Ken Buckle.

In a bit part as soldier in the jeep in the black and white montage at the start of the film, we see an early appearance of later well known character actor Michael Segal.

[James Thomas]

Not strictly speaking an extra, but I'm pretty sure that's an uncredited John Savident as a German general in a 1993 episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. A young Daniel Craig (complete with glue-on moustache!) also appears in this episode (entitled Palestine, October 1917).

I don't suppose anyone has been able to identify any of the elusive actors I posted about earlier from SOS Titanic?

[philly]

Sorry James, i disn't recognise those uncrediteds in SOS Titanic.

[Gerald Lovell]

Sorry James, i disn't recognise those uncrediteds in SOS Titanic.

Same here, I'm afraid, James.

[Gerald Lovell]

"Diamonds Are Never Forever" unfortunately for Denise Buckley and NEW SCOTLAND YARD:


And investigating it with John Woodvine is Eden Fox


And blimey, although he wasn't in the previous episode, I think we now get Charles Pickess assisting Johns Carlisle and Woodvine.