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Laurence Olivier as MacHeath |
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Hugh Griffith as The Beggar |
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George Rose as 1st Turnkey |
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Stuart Burge as 1st Prisoner |
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Cyril Conway as 2nd Prisoner |
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Gerald Lawson as 3rd Prisoner |
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Dorothy Tutin as Polly Peachum |
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George Devine as Peachum |
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Mary Clare as Mrs. Peachum |
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Edward Pryor as Filch |
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Athene Seyler as Mrs. Trapes |
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Stanley Holloway as Mr. Lockit |
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Daphne Anderson as Lucy Lockit |
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Eric Pohlmann as Inn Keeper |
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Yvonne Furneaux as Jenny Diver |
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Kenneth Williams as Jack the Pot Boy |
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Sandra Dorne as Sukey Tawdry |
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Laurence Naismith as Matt of the Mint |
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Max Brent as A Drunkard |
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Mercy Haystead as Dolly Trull |
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Patricia Raine as Mrs. Slammekin |
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Jocelyn James as Molly Brazen |
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Isabel George as Mrs. Vixen |
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Helen Christie as Betty Doxey |
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John Kidd as 2nd Turnkey |
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Herbert C. Walton as 3rd Turnkey |
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Eugene Leahy as 4th Turnkey |
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Edgar Norfolk as 5th Turnkey |
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Oliver Hunter as 2nd Chairman |
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Madge Brindley as Gin Seller |
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Felix Felton as Governor |
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Denis Cannan as John, the Footman |
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Margot Grahame as The Actress |
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Tamba Allen as Negro Page |
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Terence Greenidge as Chaplain |
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Billy Wells as Hangman |
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Adele Leigh as Singing voice |
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Jennifer Vyvyan as Singing voice |
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Edith Coats as Singing voice |
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Joan Cross as Singing voice |
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John Cameron as Singer |
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Bruce Boyce as Singing voice |
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Alanna Boyce as Urchin |
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John Baker as 2nd Chairman |
| Directing | Peter Brook | Director |
| Camera | Guy Green | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Arthur Bliss | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Herbert Wilcox | Producer |
| Production | Laurence Olivier | Producer |
| Production | Eric Goodhead | Associate Producer |
| Writing | Denis Cannan | Writer |
| Writing | Christopher Fry | Writer |
| Sound | Johann Christoph Pepusch | Songs |
| Camera | Wally Fairweather | Assistant Camera |
| Editing | Reginald Beck | Editor |
| Art | Georges Wakhévitch | Production Design |
| Art | William C. Andrews | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Georges Wakhévitch | Costume Design |
| Writing | John Gay | Theatre Play |
