Sighted: Ah There You Are!

[Gerald Lovell]

I might get a couple of Black Eyes, but Walter Rilla's servant Bertrand:


Looks and sounds awfully like the Alec Mango of 1939.

[Dave W]

. . . which belongs to Ned Lynch

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Believe Fred Berman bespectacled in center of shot.

[Gerald Lovell]

Cheers, Dave, it certainly is Fred.

[Gerald Lovell]

There's a "Payroll Job" and mugged Joss Ambler in just about his last role has to DIAL 999:


As Robert Beatty heads into the cop shop, Bill Baskiville heads out


And inside, with Hugh Moxey and P.C. Ned Hood assisting Bob, Joss has an identification parade to attend where Peter Stephens is the only one in the line-up!

[philly]

In Payroll Job, i have N Matthews as Detective Johnson.

[Wood-TIMBER-Wood]

The Prisoner - The Girl who Was Death

Question is this image Fred Wood from the above episode

[Gerald Lovell]

In place in front of Zulema Dene's reception desk and with Mike Grady behind him:


Stenson Falke is another DOCTOR IN CHARGE "In Place of Strife".

[Gerald Lovell]

Robert Beatty undertakes an "Inside Job" after previously-sighted Jerome Willis proceeds to DIAL 999:


Ray Schock quickly gets past Robert Ayres before he falls asleep from Robert's waves of boredom. Robert is playing, wait for it, "Stanley Baxter". Ray shortly after can be seen as a sergeant in Scotland Yard's Information Room


Bob Beatty is well advised to be wary of the henchmen in the car with him, Fred Haggerty and Jack Cooper. A fight does indeed occur shortly after


As usual, Joe Phelps is behind the wheel of the cop car, this time carrying Lloyd Lamble


Marne Maitland is the head hood and the already-spotted Jim Brady and also Len Llewellyn have joined Fred and Jack. A few moments later, Len suddenly becomes a police detective.

[Gerald Lovell]

As often in this series, characters come from nowhere and then disappear. Thus Marne's sudden henchman, Milton Reid . . . with hair


Another sudden appearance comes from Ned Hood as the bobby who has all the fun of the fair at Battersea with Lloyd Lamble


The usual climatic fist fight is doubled by, I think, Jack Cooper as Marne . . .


. . . and Del Watson as Bob.

[philly]

For Inside Job (Dial999) the TV listing in the Kal guide have
Garth Adams - First Porter
John Roden - Customs Man
Christopher Quest - Detective

I can add
Frank Andrews - Passenger
George Schock - Police Sergeant
Philip Johns - Policeman
Lisa Peake - Onlooker

[ChristofferSlotte]

Some photos from Judith (1966), a rather little-known film:

Left picture: Jack Cooper at left?

Right picture: Bill Cummings far right?

I wonder where in Israel this film was shot? There were also scenes from Damascus - but those may have been shot elsewhere and not in the real Damascus

[philly]

Not sure about Jack Cooper but it's Larry Taylor right, Bill Cummings correct, could be Frank Howard left but not sure, he died in 1966.

Jack Taylor left , middle pic. Looking more closely i'd say that it is Frank Howard.

[ChristofferSlotte]

I'd say it's Jack Cooper. Here are more pics of the driver and the man behind him (Cooper?)

[philly]

Yes , Jack Cooper and Terry Yorke right pic.

[ChristofferSlotte]

which one of these men are Howard and Yorke? There are 9 men altogether in the photos. By the way, strange how un-British Larry Taylor looked. He looked very middle-eastern or oriental and therefore probably often played such roles.

[philly]

Frank Howard far left in the Bill Cummings pic, Terry Yorke back left with Jack Cooper and Larry Taylor.

[Gerald Lovell]

DOCTOR IN CHARGE is sinking in "The Pool":


Ernest Clark enlists architect Mr. Roland (Victor Harrington) and his aide (Lewis Alexander) to help out Robin Nedwell. Although Victor gets a couple of lines, he gets no credit


St. Swithin's Board has to meet and the credited Ronald Mayer is the Vice Chairman at the top of the table. Victor and Lewis are there, along with Colin Cunningham on the left


Charles Adey-Gray is next to Colin


And Charles Shaw Hesketh on the right.