The New Statesman 1987

Comedy

The ultra right-wing Alan B'Stard, the most selfish, greedy, dishonest, sadistic and sociopathic Conservative MP of them all, plots to achieve his meglomaniacal ambitions.

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Director	Geoffrey Sax Graeme Harper Marcus Mortimer
Artists	Rik Mayall as Alan B'Stard as Piers Fletcher-Dervish Marsha Fitzalan as Sarah B'Stard show all 181 artists Terence Alexander as Sir Greville McDonald Rowena Cooper as Norman Bormann John Nettleton as Sir Stephen Baxter Berwick Kaler as Geoff Dicquead as Crippen as Mr Speaker Steve Nallon as Margaret Thatcher Vivien Heilbron as Beatrice Protheroe Benjamin Whitrow as Paddy O'Rourke Brigitte Kahn as Frau Kleist Adam Wide as Messenger John Carlin as House of Commons Speaker John Warnaby as Auctioneer Alan Hardwick as Newscaster Charles Gray as Roland Gidleigh-Park Peter Sallis as Sidney Bliss Martin Friend as House of Commons Speaker Tip Tipping as Mugger Andy Serkis as Peter Moran as Hilary as Sir Austin Periam David Simeon as P.C. Austin Judith Hibbert as Chantelle Jim Brogan as Beggar Brian Walden as Interviewer Stephen Fry as Piers Lonsdale Suzette Llewellyn as Georgina as Houghton Mifflin as Producer Trevor Laird as Lance Okum-Martin Julianne White as Donna Nightingale Bernard Gallagher as Chief Whip William Merrow as Helmut Drucker Kevin McNally as Colonel Gromyko as Lord Penistone Maurice Roëves as Ken Price James Saxon as Victor Crosby Brenda Bruce as Beryl Phoebe Scholfield as Make-Up Girl Patrick Godfrey as Chief Whip William Simons as Catchpole Isabelle Amyes as Lady Virginia as Floor Manager Mac McDonald as Sheriff Helen Lederer as Radio Presenter as Clarissa David Stoll as Judge David Bamber as Julian Whitaker Moray Watson as Professor Eugene Quail Joan Bakewell as Joan Bakewell Mark Kingston as Freddy Ogilvy as Betty Gammon David Calder as Le Cul John Bowe as Pietro Garibaldi David Cardy as Arturo Sara Markland as Studio Girl William Hootkins as Willoughby Guzzler Angus MacInnes as Captain Hirsch Peter Martin as Vernon as Cabbie Tara Moran as Young Conservative Hugh Laurie as Waiter Arthur Cox as Ronald Barrett Randal Herley as Mr. Mumford William Sleigh as Castro Allan Hargreaves as Allan Hargreaves Alan Ford as Police Inspector Joanna Kanska as Ludmilla Anna Keaveney as Marcia Hornsby Sarah Neville as Stella Crossman Christopher Ryan as Ioannis Douvalopoulos Tom Chadbon as Dutch Commissioner Hans Meyer as Herr Wessel as Victoria as Edie Guzzler Steffanie Pitt as Cyndy as Annalena Nicholas Parsons as Nicholas Parsons Dorothea Phillips as Mrs. Mumford Paula Jacobs as Labour Woman MP Lewis Hancock as Elevator Attendant Allan Larenzo as Manager Michael Robbins as Mad Eddie Joanne Heywood as Cher Titley David Lloyd as Police Sergeant Johnny More as Neil Kinnock Hilary Trott as TV Interviewer as Nicki Ceaucescu Vincent Grass as Claude Chagrin Robert Jezek as American as Sir Malachi Jellicoe John Ringham as Police Commander Neville Phillips as Headmaster Hubert Rees as Goronwy Hopkins Roger Kitter as Roger Kitter Terence Hillyer as Larry Neil Daglish as Keith as House of Commons Policeman Christa Ackroyd as Newsreader as Clive Pippa Brill as Young Woman at Party as Reinhard Sandy Walsh as Newsreader Noel Coleman as Judge John Fitzgerald Jay as Co-Pilot as Woman in Church Debbie Killingback as Pamela Alan Downer as Minister as Youth Paul O'Grady as Marlene Dietrich Richard Ireson as Inspector Radford Chris Tummings as Police Sergeant Michael Branwell as Vicar Cheryl Miller as Dhorinja as Old M.P. David Doyle as Youth Catherine Chevalier as Newscaster Amanda Walker as Mrs. Selway Donald Nithsdale as Bishop Geoff Oldham as Conservative Minister Kim Benson as Agnes Colin Wyatt as Stage Hand as Female Protester Nicholas Fry as Newsreader Gill McCahon as Tory Model Yuri Klimov as Romanian Refugee as Mayor Charmian May as Game Show Producer Dave Atkins as Liberal Democrat MP as Self Brian Horstead as Ginsburg Natasha Gray as Make Up Girl Paul Butterworth as Floor Manager Bernard Alexander as House of Commons Policeman as Hugo Peter Woods as Peter Woods as Patrolman David F. Betts as Policeman 1 as Clive as Richard Whitmore Charlie Burman as Policeman 2 George Phillips as Ambulanceman Peter Spraggon as Policeman at No 10 Christopher Gray as Mrs. Thatcher's Detective David Sutch as Screaming Lord Sutch Lynda Lee Lewis as Game Show Hostess Nick Owen as Nick Owen Chris Barrie as Various Characters as Mrs. Bick Stuart Golland as Farmer as German Man Janine Duvitski as Interpreter as Chief Amlumi Michael Bilton as Sir William Horsey QC James Quinn as Journalist Peter Blake as Kerry Grout Geoffrey Chater as Justice Saunders John Normington as Sidney Bliss Paul Birchard as Ximenes Harriet Reynolds as Dame Josie John Rapley as Bookmakers Shop Manager Dickie Davies as Dickie Davies as John McCririck Tom Harrison as Vicar Roger Grainger as Usher as Mr. Speaker John Challis as Gen. Giray Don Henderson as Brigadier Miljanic Nicholas Colicos as Journalist Benedick Blythe as Count Otto Von Munchweiller Elizabeth Banks as Nun as Belinda Howell as Journalist as Journalist Leslie Williamson as Robert Maxwell Henry Ayrton as Russian General Tina Simmons as Boardroom Executive Pat Gorman as Miljanic's soldier
Released	13 Sep 1987
Links	IMDb

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