Cast
- Dirk Bogarde as Simon Sparrow
- Muriel Pavlow as Joy Gibson
- Kenneth More as Richard Grimsdyke
- Donald Sinden as Tony Benskin
- Kay Kendall as Isobel
- James Robertson Justice as Lancelot Spratt
- Donald Houston as Taffy Evans
- Suzanne Cloutier as Stella
- George Coulouris as Briggs
- Jean Taylor Smith as Sister Virtue
- Nicholas Phipps as Magistrate
- Geoffrey Keen as Dean
- Martin Boddey as Lecturer at pedal machine
- Joan Sims as "Rigor Mortis"
- Gudrun Ure as May (as Ann Gudrun)
- Harry Locke as Jessup
- Cyril Chamberlain as Policeman
- Ernest Clark as Mr Parrish
- Maureen Pryor as Mrs. Cooper
- George Benson as Lecturer on drains
- Shirley Eaton as Milly Groaker
- Eliot Makeham as Elderly Examiner
- Joan Hickson as Mrs. Groaker
- Brian Oulton as Medical equipment salesman
- Shirley Burniston as Barbara
- Mark Dignam as Examiner at microscope
- Felix Felton as Examiner
- Lisa Gastoni as Jane
- Wyndham Goldie as Examiner
- Douglas Ives as Sprogett
- Anthony Marlowe as Paul
- Geoffrey Sumner as Forensic Lecturer
- Amy Veness as Grandma Cooper
- Mona Washbourne as Midwifery sister
- Mary Chapman as Girl (uncredited)
- Richard Gordon as Anaethetist (uncredited)
- Fred Griffiths as Taxi driver (uncredited)
- Joan Ingram as Woman (uncredited)
- Noel Purcell as "The padre", the bartender at the doctors' favourite pub (uncredited)
- Bruce Seton as Police driver (uncredited)
- Richard Wattis as Medical book salesman (uncredited)
- Carol White as Bit Role (uncredited)
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