Yes, Prime Minister (1986–1987)

Paul Eddington

James Hacker 16 episodes, 1986-1988

Nigel Hawthorne

Sir Humphrey Appleby 16 episodes, 1986-1988

Derek Fowlds

Bernard Woolley 16 episodes, 1986-1988

Diana Hoddinott

Annie Hacker 8 episodes, 1986-1988

Deborah Norton

Dorothy Wainwright 6 episodes, 1986-1988

John Nettleton

Sir Arnold Robinson 5 episodes, 1986-1988

Peter Cellier

Sir Frank Gordon, Permanent Secretary of the Treasury 4 episodes, 1986-1987

Miranda Forbes

Chief of Defence Staff / ... 2 episodes, 1986-1987

Antony Carrick

Bill Pritchard 2 episodes, 1987-1988

Barry Stanton

Malcolm Warren - Press Office / ... 2 episodes, 1986

Donald Pickering

Sir Richard Wharton 2 episodes, 1986

Peter Cartwright

Chief Whip / ... 2 episodes, 1987-1988

Michael Aldridge

Geoffrey - Director General MI5 1 episode, 1986

John Barron

Sir Ian Whitworth - DHSS Secretary 1 episode, 1986

Clive Francis

Luke 1 episode, 1986

Frank Middlemass

The Master of Ballie College 1 episode, 1986

John Wells

Sir Desmond Glazebrook 1 episode, 1987

John Bird

Simon Monk 1 episode, 1988

Ludovic Kennedy

Ludovic Kennedy 1 episode, 1988

Gwen Taylor

Agnes Moorhouse 1 episode, 1988

William Fox

Ronny - Foreign Secretary 1 episode, 1986

Clive Merrison

Dr. Peter Thorn - Minister of State at the DHSS 1 episode, 1986

Oscar Quitak

French Ambassador 1 episode, 1987

Michael Byrne

Stanley Dudley, Employment Secretary 1 episode, 1987

Jeffry Wickham

Solicitor General 1 episode, 1987

Geoffrey Drew

Radio 3 Producer 1 episode, 1988

Brian Gwaspari

Sir Norman Block 1 episode, 1986

Ronnie Stevens

Peter Harding 1 episode, 1986

Victor Winding

Police Commissioner 1 episode, 1987

Denis Lill

Derek Burnham 1 episode, 1987

David de Keyser

Israeli Ambassador 1 episode, 1986

Carolyn Lyster

Peter Gascoigne 1 episode, 1987

Louis Mahoney

Burandan High Commissioner 1 episode, 1987

Brian Hawksley

Professor Marriott 1 episode, 1988

Geoffrey Beevers

Neil, The Party Chairman 1 episode, 1988

David Conville

Cabinet Member 1 episode, 1987

Alan Downer

Sue Lawley, TV News (uncredited) 1 episode, 1986

Guy Standeven

Master of Ceremonies (uncredited) 1 episode, 1988