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Peggy Ashcroft as Madame Ranevsky |
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John Gielgud as Gaev |
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George Murcell as Yermolai Alexeyevich Lopahin |
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Judi Dench as Anya |
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Dorothy Tutin as Varya |
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Ian Holm as Trofimov |
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Patsy Byrne as Dunyasha |
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Patrick Wymark as Semion Panteleyevich Epihodov |
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Paul Hardwick as Simyon Pishchik |
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Patience Collier as Charlotta Ivanovna |
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Roy Dotrice as Firs |
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David Buck as Yasha |
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Gordon Gostelow as Passer-by |
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Russell Hunter as Coachman |
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Peter Holmes as Coachman |
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Julian Battersby as Gardener |
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Bill Wallis as Stationmaster |
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Narissa Knights as Stationmaster's Wife |
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Mike Murray as Government Official |
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Ronald Scott-Dodd as Schoolmaster |
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Rosemary Mussell as Schoolmaster's Wife |
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Gareth Morgan as Post Office Clerk |
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Cherry Morris as Peasant |
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Georgina Ward as Peasant |
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Sebastian Breaks as Peasant |
| Directing | Michael Elliott | Director |
| Writing | John Gielgud | Writer |
| Writing | Anton Tchekhov | Theatre Play |
