Sighted: Ah There You Are!

[Gerald Lovell]

Michael and Daniel Massey look for Mylène Demongeot at the station, but only find Peter Evans on the left. Appears to be Mary Maxfield there too


Mylène and Nicholas Phipps (always in comedy films of this era) break off their dance at The Stoke Hole Club, but here's our new friend Ian Sheridan sitting it out - John Howard, previously sighted on the left


And in the montage kick-out sequence, Andrew Andreas plays one of the waiters.

[philly]

Deadly Blackmail
Gerald, Peter Forbes Robertson was known as Peter Wayn in the 50's, certainly not Peter Wayne as IMDb think, who appears to be an American.
I also have Terry Dickinson as a Messenger and Tommy Jenkins as a Signal Tracker, i think he is the other chap in the Bruce Wightman cap.

[Gerald Lovell]

Deadly Blackmail
Gerald, Peter Forbes Robertson was known as Peter Wayn in the 50's, certainly not Peter Wayne as IMDb think, who appears to be an American.
I also have Terry Dickinson as a Messenger and Tommy Jenkins as a Signal Tracker, i think he is the other chap in the Bruce Wightman cap.

Thanks, philly. I'm sure I knew that about Peter, but had totally forgotten it.

[John Skinner]

The latest Equity obituary list offers more sad reading… some names here may ring a bell. Georgina Jumel was wed to Terence Morgan..

[Tigon Man]

Sad news indeed John. .
There's a few names on the list that I hadn't realised had passed away. Leon Lissek, Stephen Critchlow.

[Gerald Lovell]

Going Up the Junction (1967) again:


In the ill-fated bike race, I think it's Rocky Taylor failing to keep up with Michael Gothard


And of course it doesn't end well for Michael. In the aftermath of the fatal crash, it looks like Douglas Sheldon in the background behind Suzy Kendall.

[Gerald Lovell]

DOCTOR IN CHARGE asks "Any Complaints?" and:


The board of St. Swithin's Hospital have to consider how to deal with tons of them. Ronald Mayer is the chairman as usual and joining Ernest Clark and Frederick Bennett are Eden Fox and Ernest Blythe


Two patients (Stenson Falke and Reg Turner) look none too happy as a result


And Paul Phillips makes that three.

[Gerald Lovell]

Heading back Up Pompeii (1971) in addition to those spotted before by Aveleyman and Movie Dude:


Mickey Varey supporting a basket of oranges and in blue . . .


. . . again when Rita Webb is sporting her orange hair, Mary Maxfield


Decrepit Michael Hordern encounters an even more decrepit Graham Tonbridge


In the middle of the soldiers, Steve Pokol . . .


. . . with Malcolm Johns bringing up the rear.

[Gerald Lovell]

Fighting fire with fire appears to be Jack Cooper on the left


And watching it, Jim Bolton with Rita and the already-sighted Peter Hannon. Jim plays a soldier near the end of the film too


The main event is Frankie Howerd vs. Bernard Bresslaw, with Trevor Wedlock holding the cage as Frankie holds court with Lance Percival


In the epilogue, as opposed to the prologue, our actors play Pompeii tourists, joined by Richard Atherton behind Rita and Bill Fraser.

[philly]

In front of Steve Pokol, Danny Lyons, behind Steve is Gerald Alexander.

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Lewis Alexander in “Mrs Thursday” ep Canvas Jungle.

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Lewis Alexander in Mrs Thursday ep “hunters moon” as passenger and diner

[philly]

Ernest Blythe and Maurice Quick in Canvas Jungle cap.

[Gerald Lovell]

Ernest Blythe and Maurice Quick in Canvas Jungle cap.

Looks like John Timberlake in the second "Hunter's Moon" image.

[@ci5bdc]

Mrs Thursday ep Change Over The Counter ……. Derek Chafer , Dennis Plenty and Pat Gorman at the Dogs.