Pardon the Expression 1965

Comedy

Sitcom spin-off from Coronation Street following Leonard Swindley (Arthur Lowe) and his misadventures as a department store deputy manager.

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  • UK: Pardon the Expression Pardon the Expression
Director
Michael Cox
Wally Butler
Artists
Arthur Lowe
as Leonard Swindley
Betty Driver
as Mrs. Edgeley
as Miss Sinclair
Robert Dorning
as Wally Hunt
Paul Dawkins
as Mr. Parbold
as Brigadier Hawke
John Le Mesurier
as Sir Charles Dobson
Julie Goodyear
as Charity
Barbara Young
as Pam Plummer
Julian Holloway
as Norman Burton
Holly Doone
as Mavis Foster
Pauline Collins
as Miss Wainwright
Judith Furse
as Miss Buxton
Warren Clarke
as Caterer's Man
Norman Chappell
as Alf
Jack Austin
as Agent
Rex Boyd
as Court Usher
Helen Fraser
as Hilda Norton
Mervyn Johns
as Jacob Elijah Burgess
Geoffrey Palmer
as Hotel Manager
Martin Cook
as Alexander Field
as Maria Solare
Fanny Carby
as Fiona McBride
Jack Woolgar
as 2nd Old Man Customer
Margaret Boyd
as Miss Brooks
John Barron
as Lord Penge
Elsie Woodhouse
as Passenger
as Miss Buxton
Michael Robbins
as Fingers Ferguson
Nita Valerie
as Mrs. Frobisher
Marie Hopps
as Lady at Window
Roger Chapman
as PC Wilkins
as Mr. Bowman Wallis
as Gladys Cheeseborough
Jimmy Gay
as Edgar Edgeley
as Mick
Barbara Mitchell
as Agnes Bradshaw
Tony Melody
as Electrician
Allan O'Keefe
as Cherokee
Judith Barker
as Shirley Dickson
as Barbara
Julie Samuel
as Josie Lumsden
Patricia Clapton
as Sylvia Chadwick
Yvonne Antrobus
as Jose Jackson
as Harvey Clawson
Judy Bloom
as Dot Fletcher
Charles Victor
as Father Christmas
Dandy Nichols
as Miss Pledge
Colin Edwynn
as Police Constable
as Brenda Finch
Helen Cotterill
as Beryl
Aubrey Morris
as Mr. Blenkinsop
Amanda Barrie
as Judy Best
as Dave
Donal Donnelly
as Patrick O'Gorman
Clare Kelly
as Edna Hunt
Gwendolyn Watts
as Miss Huxley
Michael Brennan
as Joe
Dilys Watling
as Miss Foster
Gretchen Franklin
as Grandma
as Workman
Betty Hardy
as Ada Hadfield
Yvonne Walsh
as Fiona
Ben Kingsley
as Roy
Jerry Desmonde
as Grand Vizier
Aimée Delamain
as Miss Singleton
Carmel Cryan
as Fairy Glitter
Edwin Apps
as Rev. Lloyd
Ruth Holden
as Woman Customer
Dennis Chinnery
as Official Guide
as Mrs. Critchley
John Barrow
as Lord Penge
George Betton
as 1st Old Man Customer
as Cherry Howard
Shirley Stelfox
as Sales Assistant
Joan Benham
as Miss Cavendish
John Cater
as Crumbling
John Comer
as Police Constable
Joe Robinson
as Gerry
as Susan Worthington
Christine Hargreaves
as Dawn
as Miss Bracewell
Hazel Hughes
as Vera Bradshaw
Diana Ashley
as Judy O'Grady
Jack Grieve
as Taxi Driver
Leslie Lawton
as Wilf Bundy
Barbara Greenhalgh
as Jean Parbold
William Wymar
as Tramp
Wendy Richard
as Girl with Dog
Geraldine Moffat
as Samantha
George A. Cooper
as Tommy
as Window Cleaner
as The Duke
Nan Munro
as Miss Buttress
Joan Haythorne
as Lady Penge
Ted Morris
as Traffic Warden
as Lenny
Anna Sweeny
as Susan
as Mary
as Man at Wedding
Clifford Cox
as Mr. Field
John Laurie
as Jamie McBride
Leon Greene
as Captain of the Guard
as Warren T. Collingwood
Avis Bunnage
as Mrs. Hunt
Fredric Abbott
as Jim
Henry Moxon
as Mr. Jones
as Miss Butterworth
Bill Croasdale
as Police Sergeant
Tommy Mann
as Judoka
as Sir Percy
Roy Maxwell
as 1st Bank teller
as Bus Conductor
Ivor Dean
as Det. Sgt. Thompson
Barbara Hicks
as Miss Battle
John Owens
as Pringle
William Moore
as Policeman
John Barrard
as Sheik Harun El-Kebir
Angela Crow
as Miss Clapper
Derek Williams
as Caterer's Man
Bernadette Hughson
as Receptionist
Cynthia Michaels
as Lady at Window
Thelma Falls-Hand
as Woman Customer
Michael Keely
as Judoka
as Sir Claude Wagstaffe
as Mr. Hobson
as Astronomer
Steve Pullen
as Judoka
as Mod Two
Sybil Ewbank
as Ethel - The Moodies
Ray Curtis
as Caterer's Man
Gresham Serenity
as Fluff
Ray Anten
as Judoka
Jessie Robins
as Fat Woman
Doel Luscombe
as Mr. Hargreaves - Company Secretary
Arthur Jeffrey
as Judoka
Rex Arundel
as Reginald - The Moodies
Tony Malloy
as Caterer's Man
Arthur Barclay
as William - The Moodies
Veronica Howard
as Passenger
Diana Flacks
as Passenger
as Mr. Granger
Kynaston Reeves
as Sir Charles Dobson
Nellie Hanham
as Woman Customer
Geoffrey Reed
as Paddy
Milo O'Shea
as Uncle Mike
as Ted
Larry Dann
as Jimmy Parkins
George Moon
as Roger Bell
Jessie Evans
as Mrs. Shirley Bell
Gita Denise
as Mrs. Michele Bell
as Harold
Released 02 Jun 1965
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