One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing - Cast

Cast

  • Derek Nimmo as Lord Southmere
  • Hugh Burden as Haines
  • Bernard Bresslaw as Fan Choy
  • Helen Hayes as Hettie
  • Joan Sims as Emily
  • Deryck Guyler as Harris
  • Peter Ustinov as Hnup Wan
  • Clive Revill as Quon
  • Molly Weir as Scots nanny
  • Andrew Dove as Lord Castleberry
  • Max Harris as Truscott
  • Max Wall as Juggler
  • Natasha Pyne as Susan
  • Joss Ackland as B.J. Spence
  • Arthur Howard as Thumley
  • Roy Kinnear as Superintendent Grubbs
  • Leonard Trolley as Inspector Eppers
  • Joe Ritchie as Cabbie
  • Percy Herbert as Mr. Gibbons
  • Joan Hickson as Mrs. Gibbons
  • John Laurie as Jock
  • Angus Lennie as Hamish
  • Jon Pertwee as Colonel
  • Kathleen Byron as Colonel's wife
  • Lucy Griffiths as Amelia
  • Aimée Delamain as Millicent
  • John Bardon as Bookmaker
  • Jane Lapotaire as Miss Prescott
  • Richard Pearson as Sir Geoffrey
  • Michael Elwyn as Haycock
  • Anthony Sharp as Home Secretary
  • Wensley Pithey as Bromley
  • Frank Williams as Dr. Freemo
  • Peter Madden as Sanders
  • Erik Chitty as Museum guard
  • Amanda Barrie as Mrs. B.J. Spence

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