Studio 4 (1962)

Studio 4 is an anthology drama series utilising BBC Television Centre's Studio Four, and running for two series in 1962 on BBC One. It was envisaged as a sequel to Storyboard, a similar anthology series which had been transmitted the previous year.

Studio 4

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Frederick Farley
Frederick Farley
as Dr Zoder as Magistrate Rogers as Roderick Fox
Marjorie Wilde
Marjorie Wilde
as Card Player as Woman as Miss Belle Frierne
Desmond Cullum-Jones
Desmond Cullum-Jones
as Customs Officer as Matthews as Detective Sergeant
David Spenser
David Spenser
as Charles Robinson as Trevor Lomas as Robert Coster
Dallas Cavell
Dallas Cavell
as Trimmer as Sergeant Major as Warder Roberts
Ronald Wilson
Ronald Wilson
as Peter Rackam as Guy
Mary McMillen
Mary McMillen
as Card Player as Annette Wren
Charles Lewsen
Charles Lewsen
as Pole as Karl
Ian Wilson
Ian Wilson
as Thomassen as Partygoer
Richard Pescud
Richard Pescud
as Sergeant as Frisch
Phyllis Montefiore
Phyllis Montefiore
as Yvonne as Englishwoman
John Woodnutt
John Woodnutt
as Labour Front Leader Baumer as Parson Platt
Jane Eccles
Jane Eccles
as Maria Cheeseman as Princess Edith
Frances White
Frances White
as Melanie Langdon as Santina Rinaldi
Susan Burnet
Susan Burnet
as Dixie Morse as Coral Musker
Nora Laidlaw
Nora Laidlaw
as Dora as Adelaide
John Barrard
John Barrard
as Major Pripp as Vicente
Jerome Willis
Jerome Willis
as Captain Gladman as Dr Blundell
Hillary Bailey
Hillary Bailey
as Sister Smith as Midwife
Vincent Harding
Vincent Harding
as Pilot as Passenger
Douglas Storm
Douglas Storm
as Will Starr as Hedqvist
David Garth
David Garth
as Lord General Fairfax as Tredeaven
Hana Maria Pravda
Hana Maria Pravda
as Else Schulse as Anna
Andrew Crawford
Andrew Crawford
as Will Wegler
Walter Gotell
Walter Gotell
as Gestapo Commissar Kehr
Keith Barron
Keith Barron
as Peltz
John Gray
John Gray
as Rudy
Rory MacDermot
Rory MacDermot
as Keller
Peggy Marshall
Peggy Marshall
as Berthe
Ray Browne
Ray Browne
as Zimmel
Van Boolen
Van Boolen
as Weiner
Rosemary Rogers
Rosemary Rogers
as Kathe
Roy Wilson
Roy Wilson
as Karl
Fred Taylor
Fred Taylor
as Hotel Orderly
Leonard Maguire
Leonard Maguire
as George Garner
Joan Heath
Joan Heath
as Viola Widgery
John Barrett
John Barrett
as Frank Kershaw
Sidney Simkin
Sidney Simkin
as Alistair Cuff
Patricia Haines
Patricia Haines
as Sarah Freeman
Andrew Laurence
Andrew Laurence
as Perrott
Annette Robertson
Annette Robertson
as Marjorie
Shelagh Wilcocks
Shelagh Wilcocks
as Librarian
Joy Burnett
Joy Burnett
as Maid
Basil Beale
Basil Beale
as Partygoer
Robert Arden
Robert Arden
as George Spencer
Jerry Stovin
Jerry Stovin
as Captain Martin Treleaven
Burnell Tucker
Burnell Tucker
as Mackenzie
Tom Bowman
Tom Bowman
as Harry Burdick
Bruce Boa
Bruce Boa
as Dr Baird
Janna Hill
Janna Hill
as Miss Edwards
Philip Gilbert
Philip Gilbert
as Captain
Donald James
Donald James
as Agent
George Golden
George Golden
as Agent
John McLaren
John McLaren
as Airport Controller
Patricia English
Patricia English
as Stewardess
Roland Brand
Roland Brand
as Tower Controller
Donald Sutherland
Donald Sutherland
as Switchboard Operator
Derek Partridge
Derek Partridge
as Radio Operator
Christopher Byrd
Christopher Byrd
as Teletype Operator
Don Mason
Don Mason
as Officer
Frank Finlay
Frank Finlay
as Fernand Destayac
Pauline Yates
Pauline Yates
as Maryse Destayac
Leonard Rossiter
Leonard Rossiter
as Gerard Moustier
Anthony Bate
Anthony Bate
as Serge Laurière
Mark Brackenbury
Mark Brackenbury
as Paul Saint-Alvire
Alfred Hoffman
Alfred Hoffman
as Meyrouze
Elaine Williams
Elaine Williams
as Françoise
Louis Haslar
Louis Haslar
as Chef de partie
Alison Morris
Alison Morris
as Odile
John Slavid
John Slavid
as Croupier
Leonard Fenton
Leonard Fenton
as Police Superintendent
Philip Howard
Philip Howard
as Card Player
Alec McCowen
Alec McCowen
as Tom O'Neill
Ian MacNaughton
Ian MacNaughton
as Dougal Douglas
Michael Robbins
Michael Robbins
as Humphrey Place
George Betton
George Betton
as Arthur Crewe
Audrey Noble
Audrey Noble
as Mavis Crewe
Lesley Jackson
Lesley Jackson
as Merle Coverdale
Bridget McConnell
Bridget McConnell
as Jinny Ferguson
Annabel Bishop
Annabel Bishop
as Dawn Waghorn
Ann Chiles
Ann Chiles
as Elaine Kent
Norman Scace
Norman Scace
as Mr Druce
Clifford Elkin
Clifford Elkin
as Collie Gould
Raymond Hodge
Raymond Hodge
as Police Constable
Valerie Brooks
Valerie Brooks
as Barmaid
Jeanette Landis
Jeanette Landis
as Beauty
Julian D'Albie
Julian D'Albie
as Vicar
Pauline Letts
Pauline Letts
as Helen Peters
Wynne Clark
Wynne Clark
as Mrs Peters
Mandy Miller
Mandy Miller
as Joan Robinson
Noel Dyson
Noel Dyson
as Dorrie Robinson
Norman Mitchell
Norman Mitchell
as Jack Marshall
Constance Wake
Constance Wake
as Diana Cobb
John Moore
John Moore
as Jim Wood
Barry Warren
Barry Warren
as Arthur
Robert Weeden
Robert Weeden
as Mr Smith
Henry Manning
Henry Manning
as Doctor
Richard Vernon
Richard Vernon
as Mr Endworth
Michael Culver
Michael Culver
as Mr Charters
Denise Coffey
Denise Coffey
as Lizzie
John Boxer
John Boxer
as Dr Gregory
Amanda Walker
Amanda Walker
as Mary Turner
Johnny Sekka
Johnny Sekka
as Moses
Fred Hugh
Fred Hugh
as Charlie Slatter
Margo Cunningham
Margo Cunningham
as Mrs Slatter
Walter Brown
Walter Brown
as Dick Turner
Brian Vaughan
Brian Vaughan
as Sergeant Denham
Mark Burns
Mark Burns
as Marston
Joseph Layode
Joseph Layode
as Samson
Lionel Ngakane
Lionel Ngakane
as Houseboy
Robin Wentworth
Robin Wentworth
as Doctor
Robert James
Robert James
as Eustace Willoughby Wallis
Kenneth Cope
Kenneth Cope
as Bill Lane
Charles Hill
Charles Hill
as Sir Arthur Wand
Kenneth Edwards
Kenneth Edwards
as Gerard Sprig
David Macmillan
David Macmillan
as Jeremy Sprig
Harry Walker
Harry Walker
as Angus McLaren
April Olrich
April Olrich
as Mai Lindholm
Hugh Ross Williamson
Hugh Ross Williamson
as General Hammarling
Keith Anderson
Keith Anderson
as Controller
Peter Jesson
Peter Jesson
as Controller
Eve Eden
Eve Eden
as Stewardess
Richard Longman
Richard Longman
as Luthman
Laurie Payne
Laurie Payne
as Larsen
Douglas Grant
Douglas Grant
as Journalist
Harry H. Corbett
Harry H. Corbett
as The Landlord
Clifton Jones
Clifton Jones
as A Man
Tony Garnett
Tony Garnett
as Gianmaria Bargigli
Ellen McIntosh
Ellen McIntosh
as Nina Lepri
Nancy Nevinson
Nancy Nevinson
as Signora Rinaldi
Bernard Kay
Bernard Kay
as Negrini
Gilbert Wynne
Gilbert Wynne
as Raimondo
Jon Rollason
Jon Rollason
as Lorenzo
Simon Prebble
Simon Prebble
as Guardino
Freddie Fowler
Freddie Fowler
as Pollo
Maurice Colbourne
Maurice Colbourne
as Uncle Mattia
Totti Truman Taylor
Totti Truman Taylor
as Englishwoman
Tanya Vigay
Tanya Vigay
as Waitress
Joseph Fürst
Joseph Fürst
as Janusz Korczak
Albert Lieven
Albert Lieven
as
Petra Peters
Petra Peters
as
Bruce Prochnik
Bruce Prochnik
as
Anton Diffring
Anton Diffring
as
Vivien Merchant
Vivien Merchant
as Olivia Curtis
Derek Waring
Derek Waring
as Rollo Spencer
Margaretta Scott
Margaretta Scott
as Lady Spencer
Nancy O'Neil
Nancy O'Neil
as Etty
Jill Melford
Jill Melford
as Marigold
Meg Ritchie
Meg Ritchie
as Girl
Edgar Wreford
Edgar Wreford
as Don Javier
Alan Tilvern
Alan Tilvern
as Andreas
Renny Lister
Renny Lister
as Anna
Margaret Whiting
Margaret Whiting
as Elena
Norah Gorsen
Norah Gorsen
as Ernestina
Richard McCarthy
Richard McCarthy
as Joaquin
Carmen Blanck
Carmen Blanck
as Antonia
George Little
George Little
as Santiago
Patrick Parnell
Patrick Parnell
as Amadeo
Karen Clare
Karen Clare
as Rufi
David Lander
David Lander
as Police Inspector
Chris Dillinger
Chris Dillinger
as Guard
James Bree
James Bree
as Martin Schulse
Peter Illing
Peter Illing
as Max Eisenstein
Graydon Gould
Graydon Gould
as Jimmy Lederer
Eva Haddon
Eva Haddon
as Griselle
Peter Birrel
Peter Birrel
as Carleton Myatt
Richard Warner
Richard Warner
as Dr Richard John
Ivor Salter
Ivor Salter
as Grunlich
Charles Lamb
Charles Lamb
as Peters
Mary Chester
Mary Chester
as Mrs Peters
Ernst Ulman
Ernst Ulman
as Kolber
Dennis Edwards
Dennis Edwards
as Major Petkovitch
John Abineri
John Abineri
as Colonel Hartnep
Patrick Garland
Patrick Garland
as Opie
Robert Sansom
Robert Sansom
as Savory
Anna Burden
Anna Burden
as Mabel Warren
Paul Duval
Paul Duval
as Douanier
Diane Aubrey
Diane Aubrey
as Janet Pardoe
Derek Partridge
Derek Partridge
as American Passenger
Billy Moss
Billy Moss
as Soldier
George Zenios
George Zenios
as Soldier
Otto Friese
Otto Friese
as Sleeping Car Attendant
Charles Eley
Charles Eley
as Newsboy
Andrew Keir
Andrew Keir
as Gerrard Winstanley
Kathleen Michael
Kathleen Michael
as Margaret Platt
Raymond Ross
Raymond Ross
as John Coulton
Elizabeth Wallace
Elizabeth Wallace
as Mary Coulton
Dan Meaden
Dan Meaden
as Haydon
John Ringham
John Ringham
as Colonel Rich
Cameron Hall
Cameron Hall
as Ned Sutton
Howard Knight
Howard Knight
as Sutton's Son
Anna Lloyd
Anna Lloyd
as Judith Coster
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Seasons

Season 1

Series 1

Season 2

Series 2

Episodes season 1

  • 1x1

    The cross and the arrow

  • 1x2

    The second curtain

  • 1x3

    Flight into danger

  • 1x4

    The intrigue

  • 1x5

    Call me back

  • 1x6

    The ballad of peckham rye

  • 1x7

    Look who's talking

  • 1x8

    The victorian chaise longue

  • 1x9

    The grass is singing

  • 1x10

    North flight

  • 1x11

    A voice from the top

  • 1x12

    The imbroglio

Episodes season 2

  • 2x1

    Doctor korczak and the children

  • 2x2

    The weather in the streets

  • 2x3

    Summer storm

  • 2x4

    Address unknown

  • 2x5

    Stamboul train

  • 2x6

    Comrade jacob

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