Characters (in Order of Appearance)
- (Colonel) Neddie Seagoon (Harry Secombe)
- Announcer (Wallace Greenslade)
- (Private) Eccles (Spike Milligan)
- Mate (Peter Sellers)
- Date Announcer (Peter Sellers)
- Major Sir Denis Bloodnok (Peter Sellers]
- Unnamed Indian Soldier/Singiz Thing (Spike Milligan)
- Unnamed British Soldier/Throat (Spike Milligan)
- General Yakamoto (Spike Milligan)
- Moriarty (Spike Milligan)
- Chief Cashier Hercules Grytpype-Thynne (Peter Sellers)
- Sergeant Goldberg (Spike Milligan)
- Bluebottle (Peter Sellers)
- “Rhubarbing” Cabinet Members (Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, the BBC Orchestra)
- “Custarding” Cabinet Member (Harry Secombe)
- Chancellor of the Exchequer Jim Spriggs (Spike Milligan)
- Winston Churchill (Peter Sellers)
- Unnamed Tokyo Governmental Official (Harry Secombe)
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