Case for the Defence 1978

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"Case for the Defence" was a courtroom 'whodunit' series that ran in 1978, with John Hamblin as John Case, Judith Arthy as Win Blake, Max Osbiston as Proudfoot and Edward Howell as Wheems.

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Director	Alan Coleman Max Varnel
Artists	as John Case Judith Arthy as Win Blake Max Osbiston as Proudfoot show all 162 artists Edward Howell as Wheems Tex Morton as Rupe Case Stuart Finch as Sergeant Crawford as The Clerk Of The Court James Elliott as Crawford David Gould as Court Reporter David Whitford as James O'Brien John Faasen as Judge Morrison Alan Faulkner as Police Inspector John Dease as The Magistrate Peter Neal as Constable Perry Quinton as Proudfoot's Solicitor Mark Lee as Barry as Alfred Burrows Charles 'Bud' Tingwell as George McGee as Mandy Lattimer John Waters as Steve Gray as Amy John Meillon as Robert Lattimer Noni Hazlehurst as Julia Andrew McFarlane as Johnny Anne Charleston as Natalie O'Brien Barry Otto as Doctor Robert Coleby as John Gerard Kennedy as Jack Elizabeth Alexander as Jean Lynette Curran as Angela Craig Harold Hopkins as Theo Lambrakis Lorraine Bayly as Sister Barrett Angela Punch McGregor as Ruth as Institution Director Belinda Giblin as Terri Simpson John Hannan as Sergeant Mathews Gordon Piper as Moncreif as Sue Walters Anne Haddy as Mary Anna Hruby as Christobel Margaret Nelson as Joanne Tom Richards as Ray Walter Brown as Harrowsmith David Little as 1st Doctor Phillip Avalon as Harry Millard James Condon as Nathan as Jan as Allan Farrington as Ari Ben-Leon Willie Fennell as Grandpa Harris Harry Lawrence as Arthur Malcolm Peter Rowley as Fingerprint Expert Kevin Miles as Fulstrom as Frank Walters Ron Hackett as Doctor Fitzpatrick Mark Holden as Billy as Frank Roberts Colleen Clifford as Catriona Smith David Williams as Doctor John White Lorna Lesley as The Receptionist Lyn James as Minna McGee as Proudfoot's Solicitor Chris Orchard as Israeli Secretary Allan Penney as Doctor Forgeham as Jane Shirley Cameron as Madelein B. Clark Diana Davidson as Penelope Douglas Brian Moll as The Judge Jacqueline Kott as Dorothy Brooks Mark Hashfield as Charles as Jenny Walters Wallas Eaton as Barry Tennant Clive Marshall as Fingerprint Man Betty Lucas as Fiona Malcolm as Mrs. Ashbolt Ken Fraser as Scientific Man Matthew O'Sullivan as The Doctor Alan Tobin as Colin B. Clark Bettina Welch as Joan Lattimer as Neighbour Tom Farley as Stanford John Benton as Charles Barton Gary Mather as Nazi #3 Don Reid as The Judge Stephen McDonald as Jamieson Tim Page as Handwriting Expert Paul Karo as Doctor Brian Marks as The Rabbi Nigel Lovell as The Judge Robert Baxter as Nazi #1 Kevin Howard as Inspector Harris Finley Light as Paul McKeller Peter Corbett as Doctor Black Jeff Ashby as Jim Walters Peter De Salis as Coping's Clerk Margaret Cruickshank as Mrs. Waring as Claire Barton as Edward Freeman John Dommett as Ted Johnson Alan Becher as Weston Reg Gillam as Sanders Eddie Sutherland as Nipwell Ann Wiles as Kendall's Maid Keith Lee as Frederick as Granny Harris Paul Faranda as Tony Cole Jonathan James as 2nd Doctor Josephine Townsend as Policewoman as The Judge Barbara Walcott as 3rd Doctor Ronald Morse as The Judge Barry Lovett as Frank O'Brien as Ernst Brackman Alan Russell as Police Photographer Bernadette Hughson as Sister Lipman as Prophet Michael Barnacoat as Sergeant Mathews Colin Taylor as Mr. Waring Enid Lorimer as Mrs. Lattimer Zoe Lake as Case's Receptionist Lesley McCue as Topaz Gordon Lishman as The Judge Hazel Hollander as Hannah Fisher as Court Policeman Jacki Howard as Susan Bill Rose as Tom Ashbolt Joanne Moore-Smith as Ann Morris John Kelly as Warder David Curtis as Usher Raymond Duparc as Kurriculous John Volz as Case's Solicitor Paul Stone as Love Men #4 Craig Rogers as PMG Technician Guy Matthews as Constable Ken Lawrence as Nazi #4 Philip Jay as Doctor Wilson as Victor Brooks Reg Compan as Fingerprint Man as Harry Thompson Nicholas Frazer as Love Men #2 Graham Corry as The Doctor Bob Hicks as Toby McGee John Ross as Nazi #2 Darryn Armstrong as The Boy Max Aronstein as The Waiter Scott Edwards as Love Men #1 Bjarne Ohlin as Jonothan Brooks as The Secretary Bruce Christian as Love Men #3 John Barnes as The Clerk Of The Court Bob Burdock as Saunders John Larking as Police Surgeon Alex Kovacs as Detective Parsons Norman Purkiss as Middle Aged Man Bernie Schalk as The Reporter Kevin Peatfield as Proudfoot's Solicitor Jo Caust as Receptionist John Rayner as Fredericks Phyllis Purkiss as Middle Aged Woman Geoffrey Jackson as The Clerk Of The Court William Redmond as Kendall Brooks as Constable
Released	20 May 1978
Links	IMDb

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