The Duchess of Duke Street - Cast

Cast

  • Gemma Jones as Louisa Trotter (née Leyton)
  • Victoria Plucknett as Mary
  • John Welsh as Merriman
  • John Cater as Starr
  • Richard Vernon as Major Smith-Barton
  • Christopher Cazenove as Charles "Charlie" Tyrrell, later Lord Haslemere
  • Mary Healey as Mrs. Cochrane, Louisa's head cook at the Bentinck
  • Sammie Winmill as Ethel, a maid at the Bentinck
  • Holly De Jong as Violet, another maid
  • Donald Burton as Augustus Trotter
  • June Brown as Mrs. Violet Leyton
  • John Rapley as Mr. Ernest Leyton
  • Lalla Ward as Lottie. Gemma Jones is only eight years and six months older than Ward. Philippa Shackleton played Lottie as a child in one episode.
  • Bryan Coleman as Lord Henry Norton, Louisa's employer for part of the first series, beginning in the first episode
  • Christine Pollon as Aunt Gwyneth, Mary's aunt and occasional seamstress at the Bentinck
  • George Pravda as Monsieur Alex
  • Roger Hammond as the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII

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