Case for the Defence 1978

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"Case for the Defence" was a courtroom 'whodunit' series that ran in 1978, with John Hamblin as John Case, Judith Arthy as Win Blake, Max Osbiston as Proudfoot and Edward Howell as Wheems.

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Directeur
Alan Coleman
Max Varnel
Artistes
as John Case
Judith Arthy
as Win Blake
Max Osbiston
as Proudfoot
Edward Howell
as Wheems
Tex Morton
as Rupe Case
Stuart Finch
as Sergeant Crawford
as The Clerk Of The Court
James Elliott
as Crawford
David Gould
as Court Reporter
David Whitford
as James O'Brien
John Faasen
as Judge Morrison
Alan Faulkner
as Police Inspector
John Dease
as The Magistrate
Peter Neal
as Constable
Perry Quinton
as Proudfoot's Solicitor
Mark Lee
as Barry
as Alfred Burrows
Charles 'Bud' Tingwell
as George McGee
as Mandy Lattimer
John Waters
as Steve Gray
as Amy
John Meillon
as Robert Lattimer
Noni Hazlehurst
as Julia
Andrew McFarlane
as Johnny
Anne Charleston
as Natalie O'Brien
Barry Otto
as Doctor
Robert Coleby
as John
Gerard Kennedy
as Jack
Elizabeth Alexander
as Jean
Lynette Curran
as Angela Craig
Harold Hopkins
as Theo Lambrakis
Lorraine Bayly
as Sister Barrett
Angela Punch McGregor
as Ruth
as Institution Director
Belinda Giblin
as Terri Simpson
John Hannan
as Sergeant Mathews
Gordon Piper
as Moncreif
as Sue Walters
Anne Haddy
as Mary
Anna Hruby
as Christobel
Margaret Nelson
as Joanne
Tom Richards
as Ray
Walter Brown
as Harrowsmith
David Little
as 1st Doctor
Phillip Avalon
as Harry Millard
James Condon
as Nathan
as Jan
as Allan Farrington
as Ari Ben-Leon
Willie Fennell
as Grandpa Harris
Harry Lawrence
as Arthur Malcolm
Peter Rowley
as Fingerprint Expert
Kevin Miles
as Fulstrom
as Frank Walters
Ron Hackett
as Doctor Fitzpatrick
Mark Holden
as Billy
as Frank Roberts
Colleen Clifford
as Catriona Smith
David Williams
as Doctor John White
Lorna Lesley
as The Receptionist
Lyn James
as Minna McGee
as Proudfoot's Solicitor
Chris Orchard
as Israeli Secretary
Allan Penney
as Doctor Forgeham
as Jane
Shirley Cameron
as Madelein B. Clark
Diana Davidson
as Penelope Douglas
Brian Moll
as The Judge
Jacqueline Kott
as Dorothy Brooks
Mark Hashfield
as Charles
as Jenny Walters
Wallas Eaton
as Barry Tennant
Clive Marshall
as Fingerprint Man
Betty Lucas
as Fiona Malcolm
as Mrs. Ashbolt
Ken Fraser
as Scientific Man
Matthew O'Sullivan
as The Doctor
Alan Tobin
as Colin B. Clark
Bettina Welch
as Joan Lattimer
as Neighbour
Tom Farley
as Stanford
John Benton
as Charles Barton
Gary Mather
as Nazi #3
Don Reid
as The Judge
Stephen McDonald
as Jamieson
Tim Page
as Handwriting Expert
Paul Karo
as Doctor Brian Marks
as The Rabbi
Nigel Lovell
as The Judge
Robert Baxter
as Nazi #1
Kevin Howard
as Inspector Harris
Finley Light
as Paul McKeller
Peter Corbett
as Doctor Black
Jeff Ashby
as Jim Walters
Peter De Salis
as Coping's Clerk
Margaret Cruickshank
as Mrs. Waring
as Claire Barton
as Edward Freeman
John Dommett
as Ted Johnson
Alan Becher
as Weston
Reg Gillam
as Sanders
Eddie Sutherland
as Nipwell
Ann Wiles
as Kendall's Maid
Keith Lee
as Frederick
as Granny Harris
Paul Faranda
as Tony Cole
Jonathan James
as 2nd Doctor
Josephine Townsend
as Policewoman
as The Judge
Barbara Walcott
as 3rd Doctor
Ronald Morse
as The Judge
Barry Lovett
as Frank O'Brien
as Ernst Brackman
Alan Russell
as Police Photographer
Bernadette Hughson
as Sister Lipman
as Prophet
Michael Barnacoat
as Sergeant Mathews
Colin Taylor
as Mr. Waring
Enid Lorimer
as Mrs. Lattimer
Zoe Lake
as Case's Receptionist
Lesley McCue
as Topaz
Gordon Lishman
as The Judge
Hazel Hollander
as Hannah Fisher
as Court Policeman
Jacki Howard
as Susan
Bill Rose
as Tom Ashbolt
Joanne Moore-Smith
as Ann Morris
John Kelly
as Warder
David Curtis
as Usher
Raymond Duparc
as Kurriculous
John Volz
as Case's Solicitor
Paul Stone
as Love Men #4
Craig Rogers
as PMG Technician
Guy Matthews
as Constable
Ken Lawrence
as Nazi #4
Philip Jay
as Doctor Wilson
as Victor Brooks
Reg Compan
as Fingerprint Man
as Harry Thompson
Nicholas Frazer
as Love Men #2
Graham Corry
as The Doctor
Bob Hicks
as Toby McGee
John Ross
as Nazi #2
Darryn Armstrong
as The Boy
Max Aronstein
as The Waiter
Scott Edwards
as Love Men #1
Bjarne Ohlin
as Jonothan Brooks
as The Secretary
Bruce Christian
as Love Men #3
John Barnes
as The Clerk Of The Court
Bob Burdock
as Saunders
John Larking
as Police Surgeon
Alex Kovacs
as Detective Parsons
Norman Purkiss
as Middle Aged Man
Bernie Schalk
as The Reporter
Kevin Peatfield
as Proudfoot's Solicitor
Jo Caust
as Receptionist
John Rayner
as Fredericks
Phyllis Purkiss
as Middle Aged Woman
Geoffrey Jackson
as The Clerk Of The Court
William Redmond
as Kendall Brooks
as Constable
Date de sortie 20 May 1978
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