Cribb 1980

Crime Drama Mystery

The Victorian era cases of Detective Sergeant Cribb of Scotland Yard's newly formed Criminal Investigation Department.

All Titles
  • UK: Cribb Cribb
  • UK: Sergeant Cribb Sergeant Cribb
  • GR: Υπόθεση Κριμπ Υπόθεση Κριμπ
  • ES: Cribb Cribb
  • UA: Cribb Cribb
Director
Alan Grint
June Wyndham-Davies
George Spenton-Foster
Artists
Alan Dobie
as Sergeant Cribb
William Simons
as Constable Thackeray
David Waller
as Inspector Jowett
Alfie Curtis
as Landlord
Geoffrey Larder
as Josiah Perceval
Alick Hayes
as Clerk of Court
as Joseph Tussaud
Carol Royle
as Miriam Cromer
Thorley Walters
as Inspector Jowett
David Ashford
as Simon Allingham
Wendy Holloway
as Lola Pinkus
Andrew Burt
as Erskine Chadwick
Heather James
as Harriet Shaw
as Inspector Waterlow
Charlotte Mitchell
as Mrs. Winter
Valerie Holloway
as Bella Pinkus
Kevin Brennan
as Inspector Murphy
as Dr. Probert
Elizabeth Bennett
as Sister Armstrong
as Constable Henry Jago
Sally Osborne
as Daphne Winter
as Constable Hardy
Elizabeth Burger
as Bell
Archie Tew
as Charles Darrell
as Buckmaster
as Mrs. Innocent
Derek Fowlds
as Albert Moscrop
John Carson
as Russell Haygarth
Joyce Carey
as Mrs. Pennycook
James Taylor
as Col. Martin
Barry McGinn
as Mr. Jessop
Kenneth Cranham
as Francis Mostyn-Smith
as Percy Bustard
as Isabel Vibart
John Ringham
as James Hepplewhite
Georgine Anderson
as Winifred Probert
Barbara Bolton
as Hawkins
as Denise Winter
Geoffrey Keen
as Abraham Bartlett
Fenella Fielding
as Zena Prothero
Antony Scott
as Malone
Terence Edmond
as Headmaster
Gilbert Wynne
as Albert Harris
Jessica Spencer
as Queen Victoria
Judy Cornwell
as Miss Crush
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Uncle Ezra Winter
Michael Elphick
as Sol Herriott
Susie Blake
as Lottie Piper
as Joe Calhoun
Brian Rawlinson
as Jim Hackett
David Rhule
as The Ebony
Billy Wild
as Knife Thrower
David Sterne
as Carter
Garrick Hagon
as William Newman
Irene Richard
as Princess Beatrice
Petra Davies
as Matron
Adam Richardson
as Guy Prothero
Douglas Milvain
as Mr. Wood
Mark Burns
as John Fernandez
David Hargreaves
as Robert D'Estin
as Sexton
Joanne Zorian
as Judith Honeycutt
as Mr. Strathmore
James Coyle
as Charles Vokins
as Chairman
Alex Johnston
as Harvey
as Matthew Scott
Charles Keating
as Devlin
David Jackson
as Henry Willing
Kate Lock
as Bridget
Scott Fredericks
as Prince Henry
as Montague Penn
Mark Eden
as Edmund Vibart
Julia Chambers
as Ellen Blake
Jane How
as Melanie Bonner-Hill
as Flossie
Elspeth March
as Dorothea Davenant
Michael Barrington
as Professor Quayle
Arthur Hewlett
as Henry Russell
Ray Jewers
as Sam Monk
as Igor Ozolin
as Sebastian Napier
Conrad Phillips
as Dr. Prothero
Eric Dodson
as James Archer
Jeananne Crowley
as Rossanna McGee
Alan Downer
as Joshua Pugh
Mick Ford
as Peter Brand
Laurence Payne
as Howard Cromer
as Alice
Ian Collier
as Albert
as Walter Jacobson
as Dr. Burden
Ronald Russell
as Fernandez Snr
as Louise
John Bryans
as Dr. Partridge
Sarah Neville
as Jane Temple
Tony Scannell
as Millar
George Lee
as Constable Murphy
Jeremy Clay
as Walter Fenner
as Bessie Hardicker
as Miss Plummer
Paul Ridley
as Pincher
Emma Jacobs
as Alice Probert
Peggy Ann Clifford
as Albert's Mother
Mavis Taylor Blake
as Lydia Boltover
Ben Aris
as Captain Allbright
as Bobby
Derry Power
as Carse
Virginia Denham
as Nurse Grant
Jimmy Gardner
as Boatman
Debbie Farrington
as Molly
Bobbie Brown
as Cora Darrell
David Neville
as Captain Nye
James Warrior
as James Berry
June Page
as Lucy Alcock
as Woman in Train
Anthony Pedley
as Major Chick
as Mrs. Gurney
Timothy Carlton
as Supt. Wilmot
Colin Bean
as Police Constable
Norman Mills
as Turnstile Keeper
Ursula Mohan
as Sarah Berry
as The Ox
as Dr. Benjamin
Victoria Burton
as Jane
as Peg
Patrick Waldron
as Fergus O'Flaherty
Robert Kingswell
as PC Salt
Aubrey Woods
as Lord Caspar-Jones
as Bernice Dawson
Eileen Fletcher
as Maid
as Peter Chalk
Eric Kent
as First Rough
Jeffrey Longmore
as PC Battree
Myles Hoyle
as Humberstone
Campbell O'Brien
as Landlord
Enn Reitel
as Mr. Strange
Timothy Stark
as Huw Caspar-Jones
Ian Keith
as Officer
John de Frates
as Wine Vintner
Paul Barber
as George Williams
Robert Fyfe
as Lucifer
as Manservant
John Cannon
as Second Rough
as Mr. Justice Colbeck
Les Clark
as 1st Referee
Francesca Gerrard
as Gwyneth Caspar-Jones
Tommy Brierley
as McGee
David John Duffy
as Choir Boy
Patsy Rowlands
as Mrs. Body
Peter Birrel
as Gold
as 2nd Referee
Russell Denton
as First Customer
Jane Sherwin
as Lady Mortimer
Paul Moloney
as Choir Boy
Bill Shine
as Landlord
Peter Bland
as Samuel Plunkett
Hannah Jowett
as Girl in Pub
Mark Robinson
as Choir Boy
as Goldstein
Steve Fletcher
as Bootboy
Stuart Latham
as Prison Doctor
Dave Thomas
as Cabby
Peter Newton
as Bert Smee
Sean Martin
as Choir Boy
Bernard Archard
as Governor of Newgate
Carole Hayman
as Dinah of the Polecat
Mark Bond
as Young Client
as George Smee
as Wallis the Clerk
as Warden
Kate Lee
as Promenader
Michael Ripper
as Lock Keeper
as Brodski
Candace Hartley
as Girl with Flat
Lesley Nightingale
as Maid
Richard Merson
as Sam Fagan
Nigel Bowden
as River Bank Constable
Paul Williamson
as Headmaster
Harry Beety
as Stage Manager
Steven Mann
as Oxford Constable
Roy Evans
as Shopkeeper
as Virgo
Alan Norburn
as Scotland Yard Clerk
John Quarmby
as Inspector Moser
Mark Hudson
as Call Boy
Gene Shalit
as Self - Host
Released 29 Apr 1980
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