Fahrenheit 451 (1966 Film) - Cast

Cast

  • Oskar Werner as Montag
  • Julie Christie as Linda Montag/Clarisse
  • Cyril Cusack as Captain
  • Anton Diffring as Fabian
  • Jeremy Spenser as Man with the Apple
  • Bee Duffell as Book Woman
  • Alex Scott as Book Person
  • Gillian Aldam as Judoka Woman (uncredited)
  • Michael Balfour as Machiavelli's The Prince (uncredited)
  • Ann Bell as Doris (uncredited)
  • Yvonne Blake as The Jewish Question (uncredited)
  • Arthur Cox as Male Nurse (uncredited)
  • Frank Cox as Prejudice (uncredited)
  • Fred Cox as Pride (uncredited)
  • Noel Davis as Cousin Midge, the TV personality (uncredited)
  • Judith Drinan as Plato's Republic (uncredited)
  • Kevin Elder as Robert, the First Schoolboy (uncredited)
  • Joan Francis as Telephonist (uncredited)
  • Denis Gilmore as The Martian Chronicles (uncredited)
  • David Glover as The Pickwick Papers (uncredited)
  • Arthur Haynes as Man on Commuter Train (uncredited)
  • Caroline Hunt as Helen (uncredited)
  • Edward Kaye as Judoka Man (uncredited)
  • Mark Lester as Second Schoolboy (uncredited)
  • Gillian Lewis as TV Announcer (uncredited)
  • Eric Mason as Male Nurse (uncredited)
  • Charlie McFadden as Nervous Man at Post Box (uncredited)
  • Roma Milne as Clarisse's Neighbor (uncredited)
  • Michael Mundell as Trainee Stoneman (uncredited)
  • Anna Palk as Jackie (uncredited)
  • Donald Pickering as TV Announcer (uncredited)
  • John Rae as Weir of Hermiston (uncredited)
  • Tom Watson as Instructor Sergeant (uncredited)
  • Chris William as Trainee Black (uncredited)

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