Budgie 1971

Drama

Chirpy Cockney petty crook Ronald "Budgie" Bird is the main character in this British television series. Budgie was the eternal failure, with every scam, and every attempt to make his fortune landing him further and further into t...

All Titles
  • UK: Budgie Budgie
  • AU: Budgie Budgie
  • UA: The Loser The Loser
  • UA: Budgie Budgie
Director
Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Mike Newell
Jim Goddard
Artists
Adam Faith
as Budgie Bird
Iain Cuthbertson
as Charlie Endell
Lynn Dalby
as Hazel Fletcher
June Lewis
as Mrs. Endell
John Rhys-Davies
as Laughing Spam Fritter
Stella Tanner
as Mrs. Fletcher
as Det. Constable Leadbetter
Georgina Hale
as Jean Bird
Derek Newark
as Det. Inspector Bryant
as Jack Bird
Margaret Nolan
as Inga
Rio Fanning
as Grogan
Julia McCarthy
as Alice Bird
James Bolam
as Wossname
George A. Cooper
as Det. Inspector Shepherd
Anne Carroll
as Violet Bird
Donald Douglas
as Tony Pringle
Nan Munro
as Mrs. Beecham
Jonathan Phillips
as Howard
as Mr. Dooley
as Heavy
Patrick Durkin
as Policeman
James Warrior
as Det. Con. Gunn
Derrick Gilbert
as Arcade Attendant
Allan O'Keefe
as Football Fan
Christopher Good
as 1st Constable
John Peel
as Mackay
Michael Finbarr
as 2nd Constable
Ron Farebrother
as 3rd Constable
Norman Rossington
as Zip
Betty Marsden
as Lady Maisie
as Charity, The Salford Stripper
Norman Bird
as Inspector Charles Upton
Madge Ryan
as Connie
John Franklyn-Robbins
as Marcus Lake
Sylvia Kay
as Eileen
as Maguire
Brenda Bruce
as Janey-Baib
Johnny Shannon
as Leopold King
Don Hawkins
as Jackie Fordyce
Derek Jacobi
as Herbert Fletcher
Philip Stone
as Frank Broughton
Michael Bates
as Minces Nutty
James Grout
as Major Hawkins
Alfie Bass
as Dickie Silver
David Bauer
as King Jorgenson
as Denzil Davies
Anthony Valentine
as Jeff Staines
as Jumbo Stevens
John Savident
as Godlove
David Swift
as Sergeant Oxley
Peter Birrel
as Barry
James Bree
as Mr. Purvis
William Hoyland
as Douglas Hardisty
Fanny Rowe
as Magistrate
Joan Hickson
as Edith Broughton
Kenneth Cranham
as Inky Ballantine
Gordon Jackson
as Soapy Simon
Bill Dean
as Dutchie Holland
as Mrs. Coleman
Sheila Brennan
as Queen Jorgenson
Josef Zaranoff
as Walnut McGuiness
Peter Sallis
as Peter Olliphant
Walter Sparrow
as Reggie
Marion Mathie
as Dolores
John Horsley
as Leslie
Bernard Kay
as Mr. Drummond
Judith Arthy
as Hedda
Ian Stirling
as PC Warburton
Laurie Asprey
as Duffy
Gretchen Franklin
as Carrie Wetherall
Frank Wylie
as Holy Mackerel
June Jago
as Mrs. Leeman
as Dicky-Tin-Ear
as Carrie
Susan Glanville
as Janet Broughton
Kevin Moran
as Twitchy Fred
Alex Marshall
as Fiona
Anouska Hempel
as Helga
Rosemarie Dunham
as Woman in Cafe
John Cater
as Dinsdale
Geoffrey Beevers
as Phillips
as Old Narky
Richard Owens
as Singleman
Jack May
as Mr. Pratt
Jack Woolgar
as Benskin
Roy Evans
as Reggie
Llewellyn Rees
as Chairman of The Bench
Arthur Pentelow
as Mr. Grace
Stuart Eames
as Ron
Christopher Benjamin
as Claude
Milton Johns
as Nervous Docherty
Avril Elgar
as Mrs. Silverstone
Michael Harbour
as Backseat Mulligan
David Allister
as Geoffrey Lingrove
Roy Hanlon
as Alfie Apple
as Mrs. Inglewood
Peter Whitbread
as Cyril Copeland
Adrian Ropes
as Baines-Johnson
as Detective Sergeant Cooney
as Saunders
Carol Dilworth
as Eleanor King
Tenniel Evans
as Inchbeck
as Joss
as Carver
John Humphry
as Defence Counsel
Allan McClelland
as Eddie Henderson
Colin Rix
as Police Sergeant
Arthur Blake
as Policeman
Diane Keen
as Sheila
Heather Canning
as Mona
Barbara Leake
as Tobacconist Shop Lady
Kevin Brennan
as Landlord of Pub
John Barrard
as Shop Assistant
Artro Morris
as Gerald
Carole Mowlam
as Waitress
Brenda Gogan
as Policewoman O'Hannigan
Tim Brinton
as TV Announcer
Frank Mills
as Landlord
Michael Stainton
as Police Constable
Preston Lockwood
as Grindley
Barbara New
as Mrs. L.
as Clerk of Court
John Crocker
as Frank
Charles Rea
as Police Inspector
Olive Milbourne
as Yorkshire Woman
John Payne
as Andrew
as Coral
Jennie Paul
as Policewoman
John J. Carney
as Careless McDavitt
Harold Innocent
as 2nd Jeweller - Pirbeck
as Rainbow Ferguson
Jimmy Gardner
as Sid
Valerie Lush
as Woman with a Poodle
Eamonn Boyce
as Desperate Dan
Kevin Flood
as Tobacconist
Tyre Cruiser
as Glory of Fulham
Talfryn Thomas
as Customer
as Mrs. French
Richardson Morgan
as Court Policeman
Raymond Mason
as Clerk of The Court
Joe Ritchie
as Yorkshire Man
Richard Butler
as Braithwaite
as Station Constable
Ronald Russell
as Magistrate
Rosalie Westwater
as Irene
as Heavy
Roger Brierley
as Holywell
Harold Kasket
as Morry
Peggy Aitchison
as Cafe Proprietress
Loftus Burton
as Lazy B
Larry Cross
as Antique Collector
Siobhan Quinlan
as Rose
Ron Hackett
as Detective
Maurice Bush
as Maurice
Reg Pritchard
as Griffiths
as Irish Barman
Desmond Stokes
as Les
George McLoughlin
as Charlie's Son
Shirley Stelfox
as Barmaid
as 1st Jeweller
as Prison Governor
as Young Lady
as Lady on Train
Muguette De Braie
as Mrs. Granelli
Colin Cunningham
as Jeweller
Angela Easton
as Young Woman
Brenda Cowling
as Customer in Supermarket
Petronella Barker
as Traffic Warden
John Hughes
as Harry
as Pakistani
Hani Borelle
as Ziggy
Paul Flood
as Charlie's Son
Colin Prockter
as 3rd Jeweller
as Older Boy
John Rees
as Café Owner
Sheila Sands
as Gloria
Christopher Cunningham
as 1st Bidder
as PC Murchison
Yvonne Manners
as Mrs. Purvis
as Dante
Terence Mountain
as Maurice Kahn
Dan Gillan
as Van Driver
Ray Edwards
as City Gent
Ali Baba
as Pakistani
Carol Haddon
as Showroom Hostess
Valerie Bell
as Dutchie's Girlfriend
Pamela Manson
as Louie's Widow
Peter Spraggon
as 2nd Bidder
Marilyn Finlay
as Waitress
Vy Tye
as 2nd. Stripper
Robert King
as Young Boy
Albert Moses
as Pakistani
Gail Harrison
as Showroom Girl
Martin Fisk
as Lonsdale
Frank Jarvis
as Man on Mower
Peter Whitaker
as Wine Waiter
Fraser Kerr
as Father Moran
Michael Stevens
as Constable
Peter Tyrrell
as Mini-Cab Driver
as Shepherd
Michael McVey
as Child
Terry Sartain
as Waiter
Dixon Adams
as Police Constable
Jagdish Chowla
as Pakistani
Brian Gilmar
as Constable
Dorian Healy
as Child
Frank Coda
as Civilian Driver
Vic Taylor
as Station Constable
Marc Boyle
as Constable
William Maxwell
as Yorkshire Supporter
Leo Davis
as Hazel's Baby
Bernard Jackson
as Det. Constable Lilywhite
Stuart Barry
as Constable
Mike Horsburgh
as Big Tony
Dickie Davies
as Dickie Davies
Walter Goodman
as Diner in Café
Terence Conoley
as Teacher
Gigi Gatti
as 1 episode, 1971
as Detective
as Prisoner in visiting room
as Jewellery Store Customer
Lewis Alexander
as Jeweller
Ray Marioni
as Croupier
Richie Stewart
as Mild Man
Aubrey Danvers-Walker
as Prisoner
Released 09 Apr 1971
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