What actors and actresses appeared in Upstairs Downstairs - 2010?

Answer 1

The cast of 100 Years of the London Palladium - 2010 includes: Josephine Baker as herself Michael Ball as himself Irving Berlin as himself Yul Brynner as himself Michael Crawford as himself The Crazy Gang as Themselves Ken Dodd as himself Jason Donovan as himself Val Doonican as himself Adam Faith as himself Bruce Forsyth as himself Merian Ganjou as herself Judy Garland as herself Lesley Garrett as herself Michael Grade as himself Hughie Green as himself Larry Hagman as himself Sheila Hancock as herself Oliver Hardy as himself Danielle Hope as herself Roy Hudd as himself Linford Hudson as himself Danny Kaye as himself Mario Lanza as himself Stan Laurel as himself Andrew Lloyd Webber as himself Vera Lynn as herself Gillian Lynne as herself Laurie Mansfield as himself Liza Minnelli as herself Roy Orbison as himself Peter Prichard as himself Cliff Richard as himself Mickey Rooney as himself Phillip Schofield as himself Edwin Shaw as Himself - Box Office Manager, 1968-1996 Jimmy Tarbuck as himself Dickie Valentine as himself Rosalyn Wilder as herself

Answer 2

The cast of Upstairs Downstairs - 2010 includes: Leigh Alliss as Boxing Referee Eileen Atkins as Maud, Lady Holland Jack Bannell as Franklin Ian Barritt as Dr. Gascoigne Ian Barritt as Dr. Gascoine Neal Barry as Arthur Wilson Tom Bennett as Tommy Soaper Simon Blood DeVay as SS Officer Ken Bones as Lord Halifax Emily Bowker as Nurse Helen Bradbury as Rachel Perlmutter Brid Brennan as Miss Poulson Selina Cadell as Lady Malcolm Anthony Calf as Anthony Eden Nicolas Chagrin as The Rt Hon. Neville Chamberlain Jemma Churchill as Nanny Lyons Emma Clifford as Mrs. Simpson Lucy Cohu as Mrs. Fuller Lucy Cohu as Mrs. Sylvia Fuller Nancy Crane as Mrs. Rose Kennedy Kenneth Cranham as Sergeant Ashworth Nason Crone as New Opponent Sarah Crowden as Instructress Steven Elder as Hadleigh Andy Evason as British Diplomat Emilia Fox as Lady Portia Alresford Claire Foy as Lady Persephone Towyn Claire Foy as Lady Persie Sarah Gordy as Pamela Sarah Gordy as Pamela Holland Hermione Gulliford as Lavinia Godfrey Laura Haddock as Beryl Ballard Scott Haran as Teddy Skinner Christopher Harper as Cecil Beaton Keeley Hawes as Lady Agnes Holland William Hope as Ambassador Kennedy Joseph Howse as Cyril Soaper Alexia James as Lotte Perlmutter Robbie Jarvis as Jack Kennedy Jimmy Johnston as Singer on Pier Ellie Kendrick as Ivy Morris Laurence Kennedy as Tea Shop Manager Alex Kingston as Dr. Blanche Mottershead Sarah Lancashire as Miss Whisset Michael Landes as Caspar Landry Michael Landes as Casper Landry Art Malik as Mr. Amanjit Art Malik as Mr. Amanjit Singh Jean Marsh as Mrs. Rose Buck Niamh McGrady as Enid Soaper Ami Metcalf as Eunice McCabe Nico Mirallegro as Johnny Proude Mia Nadasi as Miss Glinka David Phelan as Registrar Sam Pomphrey as Micky Flanagan Anne Reid as Mrs. Clarice Thackeray Anne Reid as Mrs. Thackeray Miles Richardson as David Silverman Blake Ritson as The Duke of Kent Adrian Scarborough as Mr. Pritchard Adrian Scarborough as Mr. Warwick Pritchard Sadie Shimmin as Matron James Staddon as Armed Forces Doctor Peter Stark as Friedrich Erlichman Ed Stoppard as Sir Hallam Holland Richard Teverson as Esmond Harmsworth Sy Turner as Man at Registry Office Sy Turner as Party Guest Timo Willman as Hitler Youth

Answer 3

The cast of BBC Proms - 2010 includes: Westminster Abbey Choir as Themselves Chorus and Orchestra of the Welsh National Opera as Themselves Sally Anne Anderson as Herself - Artistic Director, In Harmony Laurie Ashworth as herself The Australian Youth Orchestra as Themselves Tom Baker as The Doctor Colin Baker as The Doctor Donal Bannister as Himself - Principal Trombone English Baroque Soloists as Themselves John Barrowman as himself Joy Becker as Herself - Violin, 16 Herbert Blomstedt as Himself - Conductor Stephanie Blythe as Herself - Mezzo-Soprano Sierra Boggess as Herself - Vocalist Cecilia Branco as Herself - Gulbenkian Orchestra, Lisbon Nicholas Briggs as Dalek Dialogue Benjamin Brook as Vocalist Rupert Brun as himself Stephen Bryant as himself Jules Buckley as Himself - Conductor Anna Burford as Magdalene Semyon Bychkov as Himself - Conductor Mardi Byers as Herself - Soprano Karen Cargill as Herself - Soloist Poppy Carter as Herself - Vocalist Andrew Carwood as Himself - Chorus Master Emmanuel Cassimatis as Himself - Principal Oboe Anna Caterina Antonacci as Herself - Soloist David Chatwin as Himself - Principal Bassoon Monteverdi Choir as Choir Malin Christensson as Herself - Soprano Brigid Coleridge as Herself - Concert master BBC Concert Orchestra as Themselves Fiona Cornall as Herself - Violin Neville Creed as Himself - Chorus Master, London Philharmonic Choir Kim Criswell as Herself - Vocalist Elizabeth Croft as Monster Jamie Cullum as Himself - Soloist Natalie Cuzner as Monster Arthur Darvill as Himself - Host Peter Davison as The Doctor Judi Dench as herself Katie Derham as Herself - Presenter Geraint Dodd as Vogelgesang Jonathan Dove as himself Jessica Duchen as herself Elspeth Dutch as Herself - Principal Horn Michael Eakin as Himself - Chief Executive, RLPO Christopher Eccleston as The Doctor Barnaby Edwards as Dalek Operator James Ehnes as Himself - Soloist John Eliot Gardiner as Himself - Conductor Crouch End Festival Chorus as Themselves Shira Epstein as herself Daniel Evans as Himself - Vocalist Barbara Fadden as Monster Edinburgh Festival Chorus as Themselves Emma Fetherston as Herself - Viola Catrin Finch as herself Alissa Firsova as Herself - Composer Thierry Fischer as Himself - Conductor Hannah French as herself Maria Friedman as Herself - Vocalist Josephine Frieze as Herself - Percussionist Singers from the BBC Performing Arts Fund as Themselves Stephen Fry as Himself - Presenter Alex Gascoine as Himself - Second Violin Valery Gergiev as Himself - Conductor Christian Gerhaher as himself Ben Gershinson as Himself - Oboe, 17 Rainer Gibbons as himself Rodney Gilfry as Himself - Vocalist Karen Gillan as Herself - Host Murray Gold as himself Chloe Greenwood as Herself - Cor Anglais, 18 Alexander Grove as himself Ekaterina Gubanova as herself Lindy Harris as herself William Hartnell as The Doctor Lesley Hatfield as herself Lesley Hatfield as Herself - Leader, BBC National Orchestra of Wales Andrew Haveron as himself Charles Hazlewood as Himself - Presenter Rosemary Hinton as herself Paul Hodges as Schwartz Emily Hoile as Herself - Harp, 18 Ken Hosking as Monster Arwel Huw Morgan as Foltz Alina Ibragimova as Herself - Violin Steven Isserlis as Himself - Soloist Anna Jane Casey as Herself - Vocalist The John Wilson Orchestra as Themselves Graham Johns as Himself - Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Paul Kasey as Monster Alex Kingston as River Song Suzy Klein as Herself - Presenter Ross Knight as Himself - Tuba, 18 Lothar Koenigs as Himself - Conductor Tomasz Konieczny as Himself - Bass Miranda Krestovnikoff as Herself - Presenter Rainer Kuechl as Himself - Vienna Philharmonic Jennifer Larmore as Herself - Soloist Sergei Leiferkus as Himself - Soloist Colin Lilley as himself Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra as Themselves Grant Llewellyn as Himself - Conductor Alexander Love as Himself - Principal Horn Joanna MacGregor as herself Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester as Themselves Yamit Mamo as Herself - Soloist Marshall Marcus as himself Neville Marriner as Himself - Conductor Lynsey Marsh as Herself - Principal Clarinet Steve Martland as himself Martin Matalon as himself Karita Mattila as Herself - Soloist Sylvester McCoy as The Doctor Catriona McDermid as Herself - Bassoon, 17 Paul McGann as The Doctor Ruari Mears as Monster Moira Meeghan as Herself - Head Teacher Rhys Meirion as Zorn Steven Moffat as himself Gabriela Montaraz as Monster Gillian Moore as herself BBC National Orchestra of Wales as Themselves Andris Nelsons as Himself - Principal Conductor, CBSO Gianandrea Noseda as Himself - Conductor City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra as Themselves Choristers of Westminster Cathedral as Themselves London Oratory Junior Choir as Themselves Heritage Orchestra as Themselves World Orchestra for Peace as Themselves Julian Ovenden as Himself - Vocalist Nicholas Payne as Himself - Director, Opera Europa Murray Perahia as himself Jon Pertwee as The Doctor Vasily Petrenko as Himself - Chief Conductor Sydney Philharmonia Choir as Themselves The Philharmonia Orchestra as Themselves BBC Philharmonic as Themselves London Philharmonic Choir as Themselves Royal Philharmonic Orchestra as Themselves Berliner Philharmoniker as Themselves Billie Piper as Rose Tyler Valerie Pitts as herself Frances Pye as Herself - Violin Simon Rattle as Himself - Conductor Andrew Rees as Eisslinger Twyla Robinson as Herself - Soprano Laurence Rogers as Himself - Principal Horn Ileana Ruhemann as herself Donald Runnicles as Himself - Conductor Jenna Russell as Herself - Vocalist Simon Russell Beale as Himself - Vocalist Maxim Rysanov as Himself - Soloist Robert Saxton as himself Anthony Sayer as Himself - Cello Shuna Scott Sendall as herself Royal Scottish National Orchestra Junior Chorus as Themselves BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra as Themselves Tom Service as himself Gil Shaham as Himself - Violin Brindley Sherratt as Pogner Jane Sinclair as herself BBC Singers as Themselves Miriam Skinner as Herself - Cello Zeb Soanes as Himself - Presenter David Soar as Nightwatchman Georg Solti as himself Stephen Sondheim as himself Proms Sondheim Ensemble as Themselves Duke Special as himself Hannah Steele as Monster Eva Stewart as Herself - Piccolo Adam Sweet as Monster BBC Symphony Chorus as Themselves BBC Symphony Orchestra as Themselves BBC Symphony Orchestra as Themselves - Orchestra Kiri Te Kanawa as herself Alison Teale as Herself - Cor Anglais David Tennant as The Doctor Bryn Terfel as Himself - Bass Baritone Tim Thorpe as Himself - Principal Horn Camilla Tilling as Herself - Soprano Alexander Toradze as himself Yuri Torchinsky as himself Andrew Tortise as David Petroc Trelawny as Himself - Presenter Patrick Troughton as The Doctor Simon Trpceski as himself Michael Twaddle as himself Sarah Tynan as Herself - Soprano Maida Vale Singers as Themselves John Vallance as Himself - Chorus Tenor Mark Van De Wiel as Himself - Clarinet Edward Vanderspar as Himself - London Symphony Orchestra Eduardo Vassallo as himself Stefan Vinke as Himself - Tenor Sonila Vjeshta as Monster Huw Watkins as himself Owen Webb as Ortel Brett Weymark as Himself - Chorus Master Stephen Whibley as himself Claire Whitson as Herself - Double Bass Paul Whittaker as himself Alexandra Winton as Monster Debbie Wiseman as herself National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain as Themselves

Answer 4

The cast of 100 Years of the Royal Variety Performance - 2012 includes: Liberace as himself Diversity as Themselves Michael Ball as himself Shirley Bassey as herself The Beatles as Themselves Cilla Black as herself Lionel Blair as himself Andrea Bocelli as himself Emma Bunton as herself Melanie Chisholm as herself Brian Conley as himself Lee Connolly as Himself - Executive Producer, 2012 Royal Variety Performance Ronnie Corbett as himself Les Dawson as himself Roger De Courcey as himself Neil Diamond as himself One Direction as Themselves Mike Dixon as Himself - Musical Director Ken Dodd as himself Queen Elizabeth II as herself Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother as herself Adam Faith as himself Bruce Forsyth as himself Lady Gaga as herself Rhod Gilbert as himself Spice Girls as herself Michael Grade as himself Bob Hope as himself Roy Hudd as himself Barry Humphries as Dame Edna Everage Eric Idle as himself Katherine Jenkins as herself Peter Kay as himself John Kaye Cooper as Himself - ITV Controller of Entertainment Andrew Lloyd Webber as himself Nigel Lythgoe as Himself - Executive Producer, 1993 Royal Variety Performance Jason Manford as himself Barry Manilow as himself Liza Minnelli as herself Kylie Minogue as herself Bob Monkhouse as himself Graham Norton as himself Elaine Paige as herself Anna Pavlova as herself Miss Piggy as herself Paul Potts as himself Peter Prichard as himself Harry Relph as himself Cliff Richard as himself George Robey as himself Nicole Scherzinger as herself Phillip Schofield as Himself - Narrator Wayne Sleep as himself Jimmy Tarbuck as himself Take That as himself Bob Warans as Himself - Royal Variety Props Master Rosalyn Wilder as Herself - Production Assistant, 1959-1979 Victoria Wood as herself Mike Yarwood as himself Paul Zerdin as himself