The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery - Cast

Cast

  • Frankie Howerd as "Alphonse of Monte Carlo" / Alfred Askett
  • Dora Bryan as headmistress Amber Spottiswood
  • George Cole as 'Flash' Harry
  • Reg Varney as Gilbert
  • Raymond Huntley as Sir Horace, the Minister
  • Richard Wattis as Mr Manton Bassett
  • Terry Scott as Policeman
  • Eric Barker as Mr Culpepper Brown
  • Godfrey Winn as Truelove
  • Colin Gordon as Nokes, the Insurance Assessor
  • Desmond Walter-Ellis as Leonard Edwards
  • Arthur Mullard as Big Jim
  • Norman Mitchell as William
  • Cyril Chamberlain as Maxie
  • Larry Martyn as Chips
  • Peter Gilmore as Butters
  • Michael Ripper as The Liftman at the Ministry
  • Stratford Johns as The Voice
  • Jeremy Clyde as Monty
  • George Benson as Gore-Blackwood
  • William Kendall as Mr Parker
  • Maureen Crombie as Marcia Askett
  • Barbara Couper as Mabel Radnage
  • Elspeth Duxbury as Veronica Bledlow
  • Carole Ann Ford as Albertine
  • Margaret Nolan as Susie Naphill
  • Maggie Rennie as Magda O'Riley
  • Jean St. Clair as Drunken Dolly

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