Cast
Cast credits in order of screen credits include onscreen and uncredited roles:
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Stuart Whitman | Orvil Newton |
| Sarah Miles | Patricia Rawnsley |
| James Fox | Richard Mays |
| Tony Hancock | Harry Popperwell (Aircraft Designer) |
| Alberto Sordi | Count Emilio Ponticelli |
| Robert Morley | Lord Rawnsley |
| Gert Fröbe | Colonel Manfred von Holstein |
| Jean-Pierre Cassel | Pierre Dubois |
| Irina Demick | Brigitte/Marlene/Ingrid/Françoise/Yvette/Betty |
| Eric Sykes | Courtney |
| Red Skelton | Neanderthal Man, Greek birdman, Middle Ages inventor, Victorian-era pilot, Modern airline passenger |
| Terry-Thomas | Sir Percy Ware-Armitage, Bt |
| Benny Hill | Fire Chief Perkins |
| Yujiro Ishihara | Yamamoto (voice dubbed by James Villiers) |
| Dame Flora Robson | Mother Superior |
| Karl Michael Vogler | Captain Rumpelstoss |
| Sam Wanamaker | George Gruber |
| Eric Barker | French postman |
| Maurice Denham | Trawler skipper |
| Fred Emney | Colonel |
| Gordon Jackson | MacDougal |
| Davy Kaye | Jean, Pierre Dubois' Chief Mechanic |
| John Le Mesurier | French painter |
| Jeremy Lloyd | Lieutenant Parsons |
| Zena Marshall | Countess Sophia Ponticelli |
| Millicent Martin | Hostess |
| Eric Pohlmann | Italian mayor |
| Graham Chapman | Blonde man |
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