Bulman 1985

Crime Drama

Having left the police force in disgust, the eccentric and bad-tempered detective George Kitchener Bulman set himself up as a private investigator. This leads him into trouble with the hard men of London's gangland underworld, and...

Tous les titres
  • UK: Bulman Bulman
  • IO: Bulman Bulman
  • JP: Bulman Bulman
Directeur
William Brayne
Bill Gilmour
Artistes
Don Henderson
as George Bulman
Siobhan Redmond
as Lucy McGinty
Thorley Walters
as Bill Dugdale
Mark McManus
as Det. Chief Supt. Jack Lambie
John Benfield
as Det. Insp. Holmes
Simon Molloy
as Det. Sgt. Mackay
William Gaminara
as Willie Bruce
Ken Campbell
as Rap
Alfred Lynch
as Joe Revell
Derry Power
as Warty Davies
Dennis Blanch
as Det. Sgt. Derek Willis
Chester Harriott
as Pianist
Jeremy Gagan
as Det. Chief Insp. Faulkner
Lesley Manville
as Karen Tait
as Jack
Alun Armstrong
as DS Figg
as Green Hat
as Scotsman
as Victor Garforth
Sheila Hancock
as Kate
as Lisa
as Gallio
Ron Donachie
as Bill Allison
Tony Robinson
as Professor Allerton
as Alec
Murray Melvin
as Jack Spratt
Clive Francis
as Dylan Chadwick
Jonathan Adams
as Tutor
Michael Feast
as Kevin
Bruce Boa
as Wilbur C. McLeod
Simon Chandler
as Tim
Michael Sheard
as Joe Wright
as Harry Scroop
Brian Bovell
as Car park attendant
Lynda La Plante
as Colonel Hernandez
Alan David
as Williams
Tim Wylton
as Dai Edwards
Tony Anholt
as John Fistolarli
as Willie
Miles Richardson
as Charles Barratt
Tom Chadbon
as Mulgrew
Albert Moses
as Jamsit Alam
Ursula Howells
as Dr. Scobie Beasley
Deborah Grant
as Sue Lawson
David Healy
as Elias Greenstein
Sue Jones-Davies
as Singer
Stefan Kalipha
as Neftali
Delia Lindsay
as Lady Eggar
Ronnie Stevens
as Holland
Leslie Grantham
as Alan 'Dodger' Tait
as Nigel
Pauline Jameson
as Lady Springfield
Prentis Hancock
as Tober McSweeney
Gary Holton
as Bernard Scroop
Paul Angelis
as DI Snow
David Hargreaves
as Martin Borthwaite
Emma Relph
as Sandy
Peter Settelen
as Peter Ripley
as Dermot O'Casey
Tommy Boyle
as The vagrant
Richard Caldicot
as Samuel Lane
John Albasiny
as Youth
George Pravda
as Pushkin
Peter Childs
as Commissionaire
Matthew Scurfield
as Eddie 'The Snout'
as Rosy
Stuart Organ
as Police sergeant
Godfrey James
as Dizzie Bowden
Colette O'Neil
as Dixie West
Avis Bunnage
as Mrs. Whitehead
Renny Krupinski
as Martin Selwyn
as Det. Sgt. Benson
Campbell Morrison
as Jerry
Liz Gebhardt
as Fiona Lamont
Jack May
as Sir Thomas Boycott
as Det. Insp. Joe Bennett
Basil Henson
as Lord Breconbury
Claire Nielson
as Noelle
Hugh Dickson
as Morton Hughes
Katia Tchenko
as Irenya Konstantinovnia
Olive Pendleton
as Passing lady
Valerie Lush
as Annie Richards
Derek Lord
as Luigi
Anthony May
as Det. Insp. Evan Reid
Lloyd Peters
as Henry ('Iron Lung')
David J. Nicholls
as Doorman
Shirley Dixon
as Gwenn Thomas
Jasper Jacob
as Jason Goodchild
Vincent Brimble
as Vic Crawford
Kathryn George
as Joanna
Constance Chapman
as Mrs. Dunbar
James Warrior
as Martin
Jonathan Barlow
as Lawrence Culpepper
Peter Brayham
as Heavy
Peter Kelly
as The Face
as Kenyon
Kirstie Pooley
as Dusty Waters
as Patterson
Karen West
as Sophia
as Police constable
as Greek Pete
Vivienne Moore
as Dr. Whiting
Neil Phillips
as Desmond Turner
Roger Heathcott
as Commissionaire
Neil Cunningham
as Richard Pelling
Veronica Smart
as Jan
David Foxxe
as Dando
Stan Finni
as Amos Wight
Carolyn Colquhoun
as Arabella
Sally Edwards
as Doctor
Jonathan Elsom
as Giuseppe
Lesley Clare O'Neill
as Stella
Alan Moore
as Hartwell
John Barcroft
as Auctioneer
Jane Cunliffe
as Secretary
Niven Boyd
as Miller
Martin Oldfield
as Airport official
Richard Ireson
as Det. Sgt. Cooper
Sarah Keller
as Bonnie Kowalski
Terence Wilton
as Don Porter
as Ma Gurney
as Arnold Flexner
as Horse Cromwell
as Jacques
Ralph G. Morse
as Ronald
Henry Moxon
as Professor Runcie
Gordon Sterne
as Legal Counsellor
as Commander Curtis
as Postman
Craig Crosbie
as Tim
Stephen Tomlin
as PC Miller
Bill Croasdale
as Priest
as Bus conductor
James Drake
as Sir Roger Sullivan
Hope Johnstone
as Car owner
Alexei Jawdokimov
as Rimyans
John McGregor
as Fairweather
Isobel Gardner
as Woman at bus stop
Anthony Havering
as Constable
Gladys Ambrose
as Queenie Tait
as Murdo McPherson
Kaleem Janjua
as Travel shop manager
Delia Corrie
as Elizabeth
Caroline Dennis
as Beryl
Rose Power
as Elderly lady
Sergei Rusakov
as KGB Agent
Nigel Caliburn
as Kenyon's aide
Jayne Crayton
as Bo Peep
Stewart Avon-Arnold
as Dancer
Stuart Richman
as Auctioneer
Ben Benison
as Manager
Muriel Rogers
as Landlady
Peter Kinley
as Sean Gurney
Jeffrey Chiswick
as Dave Stone
Michael Irving
as Police Inspector
Paul Elsam
as Messenger
Dinah Handley
as Hernandez's secretary
as Hairdresser
Mike Kaye
as Punter
Jeremy Clyne
as Clerk
Patrick Waldron
as Desmond O'Dowd
Keith Woodhams
as Young man
as Judge
Jazzer Jeyes
as Williams' friend
Bernard Budd
as Dr. Hum
Chris McCorkindale
as Joelle Hiver
Seva Levenstein
as Jerry
Steve Kligerman
as Angel
Randolph Herley
as Bank manager
Claud Paul Henry
as Dancer
Diana Mull
as Receptionist
Richard Grayson
as Doctor
Michael Boyd
as First Secretary
Troy Foster
as Luther
Neville Rofalia
as Eduardo
as Fiona McPherson
Keith Swallow
as Pianist
Venol John
as Dancer
Junior A. Walker
as Gregory
Tom Lawler
as Cook
Sandra Dugdale
as Soprano
Andrew Rzechowski
as Second Secretary
Susanna Page
as Sally
Jeremy Piddock
as Man in library
Leslie Ives
as Dancer
Simon Wallis
as Gregory's chum
Linda Lawton
as Nurse
Mervyn Stutter
as Scroop's minder
John Ryan
as Minder
as Mortuary attendant
Stephen Dillane
as DC Danny Keech
Kieran O'Brien
as Peter Malin
Robert Hardy
as Lord Jonathan Fairfax
as DC Little Jimmy
as Laura
David Horovitch
as Commander McHeath
Katrin Cartlidge
as Rose
as DS 'Ace' Lawson
Richard McCabe
as Eddie
Dermot Crowley
as Archie Ferris
as Cathy Mansfield
Graham Crowden
as Sir Michael Wallace
John McGlynn
as Art Mason
as Ragozhkin
as Cassandra Stanley
as Rosalind Harman
Jane Cox
as Diana White
Tony Doyle
as Harry Malin
Iain Cuthbertson
as Desmond Geraldine
George Irving
as Det. Sgt. Ned Cottan
John Forgeham
as Edwin Gilbert
as PC 149
Joe Belcher
as Dr. Ibbotson
Judy Hawkins
as Pat
David Buck
as Commander Wharton
David Fleeshman
as Shiman
Shaughan Seymour
as Julian Czinner
Teddy Turner
as Blind Jack
as Mr. Stevens
Amanda Royle
as Victoria Raleigh
as Commander Morrison
as Steven Richards
Fine Time Fontayne
as Logan
Eve Pearce
as Martha
T.R. Bowen
as Bernard Harman
Peter Armitage
as Jake Stevenson
as PC Reid
Olivier Pierre
as Soskind
as McCombie
Freddie Fletcher
as Oyston
Brian McGrath
as Porter
John Rapley
as Janitor
Adam Blackwood
as Barty Geraldine
Tony Mathews
as Lord Kilmartin
Hana Maria Pravda
as Constantinov
Ian Bleasdale
as Det. McQueen
Sebastian Abineri
as DC Matt Thompson
Peter Jonfield
as DS Tattoo
Bert Gaunt
as Porter
as Tom Harman
Sara Roache
as Lady Penelope
Terry Gilligan
as Dobson
Jim Bywater
as Billy Moran
as Mrs. Farroday
Boris Isarov
as Proninev
Fenella Norman
as WPC Judy
Tom McCabe
as Dermot Nugent
Jeffery Dench
as Edward Stanley
Tony Westrope
as Sartene
as Gallery owner
as Chivers
as Taxi driver
as Customs Officer
as PC 262
Christopher Reich
as Peter Quince
Anne-Marie Marriott
as TV reporter
as Melanie Obote
Vanessa Rosenthal
as Savage
Ian Blower
as Prison warder
Archie Pool
as Scarfe
Cecilia-Marie Carreon
as Alice
as Connon Kydd
as Dr. William
Johanna Briggs
as Samantha
as Tango student
Al Gillyon
as Ticket clerk
Luke Hanson
as Hoffman
Guy Nicholls
as Prof. Mackie
as Safir Amurah
Terry Cundall
as Warder Tremayne
Nellie Hanham
as Merryweather
Martin Greenwood
as Bertie
as Waitress
Lol Coxhill
as Sonny Boy Saltz
Sally Michael
as Peg
Derek Hockridge
as Herbert
Karen Hamburg
as Mossad girl
John Tyrrel
as Racing Commentator
Ben Bension
as Mr. Pollock
Igor Gridneff
as Seaman
Phil Chapman
as Saxophonist
Carl Henry
as DC
Jim Ryan
as Taxi driver
Ferdi Moroz
as Seaman
Date de sortie 05 Jun 1985
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