Harry 1993

Drama

Harry Salter is the ruthless owner of a news agency in Darlington who will resort to any under-hand means or exploit anyone in order to get a story that he can sell to a newspaper. He is assisted at his agency by Alice, his secret...

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Director
Mary McMurray
Laurence Moody
Artists
Michael Elphick
as Harry Salter
Ian Bartholomew
as Snappy
as Alice
Tom Hollander
as Jonathan
Barbara Marten
as Rita Salter
David Roper
as Nick
Alphonsia Emmanuel
as Cheryl
as Jackie
as Tommy
Nicholas Hutchison
as Phil Webber
Tracy Bousfield
as Tina
Alan Rothwell
as Buxton
Bryan St John
as Barman
Bill Speed
as Desk Sergeant
Mick Ford
as Archer
Ray Lonnen
as Editor
David Howey
as Clarkson
Mike Elliot
as Stallard
Steve Coogan
as Stebbings
Louisa Rix
as Margaret Clarke
John Thomson
as Royo
Geoff Lawson
as David
John Graham-Davies
as DCI Rhodes
Robert Hickson
as Gatti
Ben Cauthen
as Rush
David Tarkenter
as Arresting Officer
Neil Armstrong
as Officer 1
Peter Peverley
as Officer 2
Judi Earl
as Mrs. Trafford
Fiona MacPherson
as WPC Hart
Crash Jones
as Barman
as Barman
Simon Cuckson
as Gregory Malyan
Rob Kirtley
as Man in Shop
George Beach
as PC Johnson
as Deb (Receptionist)
Denise Welch
as Valerie
Patrick Drury
as Monaghan
Tenniel Evans
as Judge
Kerry Farley
as Helen
Tim Healy
as Ronald Carson
as Julie Craven
Oliver Cotton
as Paul Collier
Mark Drewry
as Stephen Mackye
Mark Kingston
as Lenny Trainer
Rob Edwards
as Melhouse
Lizzie Mickery
as Joanne Renshaw
Paul Copley
as Thomas Thomas
as Jo Jo
as Dan Finch
Mirella D'Angelo
as Alessandra
Ann Mitchell
as Penrose QC
Manning Redwood
as Frank
David Hargreaves
as Mr. Waters
Tommy Boyle
as John Standish
as Jack Crow
Maria Miles
as Claire Melhouse
Morag Hood
as Audrey Collier
Veronica Roberts
as Ann Wade
as Sophie Carson
Michael Nicholson
as Simon Craven
Amanda Drewry
as Dee Mackye
Lucy Foxall
as Norma
James Noble
as Chapel
James Aubrey
as Prosecuting Counsel
Frank Mills
as Bill Loomis
Will Knightley
as Jeremy Marcus
Robert Morgan
as Williams
Adrian Hood
as Butter
John Rowe
as James Emmerson
David Elliott
as Wayne Coombes
Anthony Higginson
as Sir Martin Harvey
Rupert Graves
as Dominic Collier
Don Henderson
as DCI Todd
Mark Ryan
as DI Small
Paul Brightwell
as Danny Murphy
Michael Attwell
as Roger
Wayne Foskett
as Terry Milligan
Eamon Boland
as Graham Wade
as Don Webster
Richard Hawley
as Mellis
James Saxon
as Don Mather
Ian Cullen
as Gulliver
as Mr. Manh
Steven Beard
as Refoy
James Snell
as Hugh Ellis
Lizzie McKenzie
as Mary Loomis
Bren Laidler
as Sandra Coombes
Jim Fowler
as Political Editor
Cathy Tyson
as Jenny Wilson
Jean Alexander
as Irene Patterson
Christopher Ettridge
as Rivers
Bernard Gallagher
as Michael Groves
as Sam Renshaw
Irene Skillington
as Mary Tomlinson
Amanda Howard
as Josey
Ashley Moore
as Janine Milligan
Mark Gatiss
as Diner Manager
as Malcolm Laird
Ken Drury
as Fairfield
Jimmi Harkishin
as Sami
Shaun Curry
as Gus Avery
Donald McBride
as Vicar
as Prisoner
as Klein
John B. Kirtley
as Spain
Lee Ratcliffe
as TV Technician
Dave Hill
as Wally Hunt
Mike Grady
as Clive Green
Barbara Ewing
as Selina
as Pullen
Andrew Dunn
as Frank
Robert McBain
as Councillor Dobson
James Garbutt
as Albert Crewe
Hope Johnstone
as Mrs. Webster
Caroline Blakiston
as Natasha Lee
Helen Ryan
as Lady Jenvey
Jack McKenzie
as Duggan
Johnny Leeze
as Prison Officer 1
Peter Armitage
as Monkton
Philip Lowrie
as Houseman
Phil Corbitt
as Keith
as Finnerty
Stephen Thirkeld
as Dave
Ronan Paterson
as PR Officer
Peter Mullan
as Jimmy
Ralph Ineson
as Wayne
Nicholas Farrell
as Baily
Nicholas Gleaves
as Dean Hawkins
as Sandra
Oliver Stone
as Billy Trafford
Esta Charkham
as Myra Black
Cherrie Burton
as Melanie Cummings
Anna Cropper
as Mrs. Faber
as Mal
Judith Barker
as Mrs. Corrie
Peter Michael McGowan
as Police Inspector
Rachel Ambler
as Sal Malyan
Norman Mills
as Prison Officer 2
Denny Ferguson
as Trepass
Joanna Thornhill
as Mother
Pete Morrison
as Peter Summers
Allison Jupp
as Agent
as Jenny
Tim Berrington
as Simon Boscombe
John Harding
as Purvis
Tara Moran
as Jackie Hawkins
Sheila Whitfield
as Anthea
John Jefferson
as Simon Trafford
as Geoffrey
Christine Ashe
as Shirley
Lisa Orgolini
as Tina
Ashley Artus
as Peter
Dystin Johnson
as Clare
Judy Brooke
as Belinda
Terry Gilligan
as PC Lyle
Geoffrey Swann
as Robert Clarke
Charles Rogers
as Cockerill
as Mrs. Summers
Lynn Hender
as Delia
Katie Moulding
as Nola Malyan
as Speaker
Eileen Pollock
as Mrs. O'Reilly
as DI Franks
Stephen Hancock
as Albert Hawkins
Vicky Murdock
as Maddy
as Mr. Trafford
Dimitri Kissoff
as Business Man
Iain Jones
as Davy
Richard Franklin
as Solicitor
Libby Davison
as WPC Payne
as Cassidy
as Carol
Mark Lloyd
as Paxo
Christine Anderson
as Mrs. Cooper
William Haden
as ACC Rogers
as Old Soldier
Tom Trewhella
as Danny Malyan
Sylvia Kay
as Mrs. Worsley
John Horsley
as Mr. Moser
as Pam Roberts
Samantha Hurst
as Rosie
Brian Southwood
as Police Officer
Tony Chinn
as Uncle Woo
Kal Lashman
as Asian Man
Don Gallagher
as Max Marchant
Michael Burns
as Desk Sergeant
Lyndyann Barrass
as Pauline
as TV Interviewer
as Striker 1
Harry Miller
as Gaffer Handler
as Security Guard
Andrew Golightly
as Officer
Maxie
as Yates
Garry Catlin
as Huss
as Mr. Lee
Jeff Nuttall
as Judge Brander
Janine Birkett
as Shreen
as Reporter
Craig Grieveson
as Matty
Fat Medicine
as Irish Band
Flaminia Cinque
as Battleaxe
Martina Laird
as Friend
Tony Pritchard
as Security Man
Roy Smiles
as Drug Dealer
Ronald Herdman
as Terkel
Jim Killeen
as Striker 2
Art Davie
as Josh
as Shane's Mum
as Cabbie 1
McKenzie Fraser
as Judge
Stephen McKenna
as Derek
Jo Law
as Shop Assistant
Donnie Siew
as Han
Bill Fellows
as DS Vernon
John Lyons
as Officer 1
Neil Daglish
as Inspector Chapman
Nick Edmett
as News Vendor
Harrison Phillips
as Paramedic
Veronica Twidle
as Sadie
David Burak
as Kieran
Roger Hempsall
as Clerk of Justices
Mike Rossi
as Striker 3
as Barrister
Claudette Williams
as Library Assistant
Lee Davies
as Cabbie 2
Jason Yap
as Lei
as DC Wear
Nick Rowntree
as Father
Patrick Connolly
as Darren
as Fireman
Elisabeth Charbonneau
as Receptionist
Gabe Cronnelly
as Quinton
Michael Watson
as BBC Man
Susan Liddell
as Phyllis
as Magistrate
Brian Rapkin
as Translator
Clare Lawrence Moody
as Samantha
as Bryce
as Head Teacher
Alan Bird
as Neighbour
Raji James
as Office Junior
Margery Bone
as Ginny
Dickon Tyrrell
as Airport Official
Harry Herring
as Man in Wheelchair
Perry Davey
as Fred Burney
Patricia Jones
as Nurse
Kris Watson
as Biker 1
Carolyn Fairlie
as Janet
Heather Chapman
as Clerk of Court
Christopher Coll
as Mr. Lawrence
as Mrs. Bryce
Carol McGuigan
as Matty's Mum
Chrisy Edge
as Policewoman
Nicky Evans
as Biker 2
as Accountant
Ian Connaughton
as Student
Gez Casey
as Anaesthetist
Nicholas Powell
as Tommy
Sam Scurfield
as Man in Car
Jim Kirby
as Section Head 1
Hannah Moulding
as Counter Girl
Judi Lamb
as Mrs. Lomax
Allen Mechen
as Laurence
Rob Marston
as Detective
Declan Donnelly
as Biker 3
Neil Finnighan
as Ryan
as Stef
Jane Dixon
as Young Woman
as Nurse
Vincent S. Boluda
as Ferdinand
Chantalle Carden
as Christine Lomax
Scott Donald
as House Owner
David Begg
as Hammond
Paul Palance
as McHattie
Walter James
as Mechanic
Jacqueline Foster
as Miranda
Daniel Casey
as Geoffrey
Sharon Percy
as Nurse
Kiran Hocking
as Meals on Wheels Lady
Florence Roberson
as Jessica Craven
Kevin Grahame
as Vicar
Chris Connaughton
as Man at Flats
Tracy Foster
as Sophia
Terence Maynard
as Steve
Alan Meadows
as Doug
Charlie Roberson
as Tim Craven
Sharla Dea
as Kim
as Steve's Friend
Pavel Bavolets
as Jan
Andreas Petrides
as Man in Bar
Grant Thoburn
as Policeman
Lara Williams
as Sarah
Martin Owen
as 1 episode, 1993
Rod Jinks
as 1 episode, 1993
Ronnie Pinder
as Ellis
as 1 episode, 1995
Released 18 Sep 1993
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