Cast
- Julie Christie as Diana Scott
- Dirk Bogarde as Robert Gold
- Laurence Harvey as Miles Brand
- José Luis de Vilallonga as Prince Cesare della Romita
- Roland Curram as Malcolm
- Basil Henson as Alec Prosser-Jones
- Helen Lindsay as Felicity Prosser-Jones
- Marika Rivera as Paris party woman
- Alex Scott as Sean Martin
- Brian Wilde as Basil Willett
- Pauline Yates as Estelle Gold
- Trevor Bowen as Tony Bridges, first husband
- Carlo Palmucci as Curzio
- Peter Bayliss as Lord Alex Grant
- Georgina Cookson as Carlotta Hale
- Hugo Dyson as Walter Southgate
- Tyler Butterworth as William Prosser-Jones
- Vernon Dobtcheff as Christopher Greatorex, art critic
- James Cossins as the Basildon charity MC
- John Woodvine as a customs officer
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