Songs of Praise 1961

Music

Long-running religious programme broadcasting church services and in particular the singing of Christian hymns from a different place of worship each week. Also featuring interviews and news segments of interest to the Christian c...

Alle Titel	Alle 4 Titel anzeigen Songs of Praise ソングズ・オブ・プレイズ Songs of Praise Songs of Praise
Regisseur	Elizabeth Gort Diane Reid Norman Ivison Alle 13 Regisseure anzeigen Pamela Hossick Jonathan Copus Ingrid Duffell David Kremer Simon Hammond Allan Lee Bart Gavigan Rowan Morton Gledhill R. Medwyn Hughes
Schauspieler	Aled Jones as Self - Presenter Kate Bottley as Self - Presenter Katherine Jenkins as Self - Presenter Alle 690 Schauspieler anzeigen Pam Rhodes as Self - Presenter Sean Fletcher as Self - Presenter Claire McCollum as Self - Presenter Jonathan 'J.B.' Gill as Self - Reporter Josie D'Arby as Self - Reporter David Grant as Self - Presenter Laura Wright as Self - Reporter Libera as Themselves Sally Magnusson as Self - Presenter Diane-Louise Jordan as Self - Presenter Joshua Madine as Self - Libera James Lusted as Self - Reporter Radzi Chinyanganya as Self - Reporter Liam Connery as Self - Libera as Self - Musical Guest Gemma Hunt as Self - Reporter Mark De Lisser as Self - Presenter Rose Hudson-Wilkin as Self - Bishop of Dover Benedict Philipp as Self - Libera Jonathan Barrington as Self - Libera Jason Young as Street Evangelist Sam Leggett as Self - Libera Tom Cully as Self - Libera YolanDa Brown as Self - Reporter Ken Burton as Self Lesley Garrett as Self Cliff Richard as Self as Self - Presenter Carrie Grant as Self - Judge Shaun Escoffery as Self - Performer Callum Payne as Self - Libera Edward Day as Self - Libera Carlos Rodríguez as Self - Libera James Vereycken as Self - Libera Joseph Sanders-Wilde as Self - Libera Eamonn Holmes as Self - Presenter Kavana Crossley as Self - Libera Cassius O'Connell-White as Self - Libera Katie Piper as Self - Reporter Brenda Edwards as Self - Presenter Karen Gibson as Self - Judge as Self - Presenter Howard Goodall as Self Gloria Hunniford as Self - Presenter Zack Lockett as Self - Libera Michael Vereycken as Self - Libera Jakob Wood as Self - Libera Henry Barrington as Self - Libera Isaac London as Self - Libera as Self - Presenter Voces8 as Themselves - Performers Justin Welby as Self - Archbishop of Canterbury Vocal Creation as Themselves - Performers Michael Horncastle as Self - Libera Conor O'Donnell as Self - Libera Alexander Leggett as Self - Libera Tiarnan Branson as Self - Libera Stefan Leadbeater as Self - Libera Sammy Moriarty as Self - Libera Daniel Fontannaz as Self - Libera Matthew Jansen as Self - Libera Luke Collins as Self - Libera Matthew Rangel-Alvares as Self - Libera Matthew Madine as Self - Libera Thomas Delgado-Little as Self - Libera Ciaran Bradbury-Hickey as Self - Libera as Self - Presenter Toyah Willcox as Self - Presenter Connie Fisher as Self - Presenter Mary-Jess as Self - Performer Margaret Keys as Self - Performer Bryn Terfel as Self - Performer Freddie Ingles as Self - Libera Jakub Niedermaier-Reed as Self - Libera Alexander Gula as Self - Libera Adam Riley as Self - Congregation Member Tessera as Themselves - Musical Guests as Self - Judge The Priests as Themselves - Performers Heather Small as Self Gareth Malone as Self - Judge Monique McKen as Self - Performer Alan Gibson as Self - Presenter James Mordaunt as Self - Libera Ralph Skan as Self - Libera Dylan Duffy as Self - Libera Barney Lindsell as Self - Libera Ben Fairman as Self - Libera Claire Ashton as Self - Soprano Eoghan McCarthy as Self - Libera Michael Ustynovych-Repa as Self - Libera Alexander Montoro as Self - Libera Alessandro MacKinnon-Botti as Self - Libera Marc William Alvares as Self - Libera Camden Stewart as Self - Libera Philippa Hanna as Self Rick Astley as Self - Judge Alexandra Burke as Self - Judge Carl Jackson as Self - Judge J.J. Chalmers as Self - Reporter John Rutter as Self - Judge Tom Coyne as Self - Presenter Martin Muncaster as Self - Presenter as Self - Presenter Ian Gall as Self - Presenter as Self Helen K. Bond as Self - Professor of Christian Origins, Edinburgh University Jonathan Edwards as Self - Presenter The Ayoub Sisters as Themselves - Musical Guests Daniel O'Donnell as Self - Performer Paul Kerensa as Self - Author, Hark! The Biography of Christmas Jenn Bostic as Self - Performer Graham Kendrick as Self Susan Boyle as Self - Musical Guest Collabro as Self - Musical Guests Julian Lloyd Webber as Self Hayley Westenra as Self Steven Geraghty as Self Sam Coates as Self Andrea Bocelli as Self - Musical Guest Gabriel Collins as Self - Libera Lucas Wood as Self - Libera Michael Menezes as Self - Libera Sam Wiggin as Self - Libera Leo Barron as Self - Libera Tadhg Fitzgerald as Self - Libera Military Wives Choir as Themselves - Performers Stephen Cottrell as Self - Archbishop of York Mal Pope as Performer Unoma Okudo as Self - Performer Anne Kirkbride as Self - Presenter Harry Secombe as Self - Presenter Muyiwa Olarewaju as Self - Judge Calledout Music as Self - Judge Seal as Self - Judge Steve Chalke as Self - Presenter Huw Edwards as Self - Presenter Dana as Self - Musical Guest Robert Prizeman as Self Les Moir as Self Gregory Porter as Performer The Overtones as Themselves - Musical Guests Alexis Ffrench as Self Kate Williams as Self - Historian Siku as Self - Artist & Theologian Mark Greene as Self - Author, 'The Servant Queen' Hugo Vickers as Self - Interviewee Debbie Thrower as Self Ken Dodd as Self as 2 episodes, 1995 Su Pollard as Presenter Chris De Burgh as Self Maire Brennan as Self - Performer Wendy Beckett as Self Eddi Reader as Self Maxwell Hutchinson as Guest Presenter Rob Halligan as Self Joseph Snelling as Self - Libera Oliver Cole as Self - Libera Alfie Boe as Self - Performer Natasha Marsh as Self - Performer Daniel Boys as Performer Ben Crawley as Self Tom Cole as Self - Libera Alfie Smart as Self - Libera Flynn Marks as Self - Libera James Threadgill as Self - Libera Keith Getty as Self Laura Mvula as Self Daniel Hunt as Rupert Brook John Sentamu as Self - Archbishop Of York Katie Melua as Self - Musical Guest Paul Baloche as Self - Performer Floella Benjamin as Self - Chair: Windrush Commemoration Committee Elan Catrin Parry as Self - Musical Guest Joanna Forest as Self - Musical Guest Blake as Themselves - Performers Harry Billinge as Self Colin Thackery as Performer Lurine Cato as Self - Musical Guest Stuart Townend as Self John Owen-Jones as Self - Musical Guest Our Atlantic Roots as Themselves - Performers Stellina as Themselves - Performers Gwilym ap Robert as Self - Presenter Penelope Keith as Self - Presenter High School of Glasgow Chamber Choir as Themselves Alister McGrath as Self - Theologian Angelicus Celtis as Themselves - Performers Daniel Cutting as Self Brian Draper as Self Nathan Jess as Self Martin Barstow as Self Beau Dermott as Self - Performer Karl Davies as Self Il Divo as Themselves - Performers Katy Treharne as Self - Performer Kathryn Scott as Performer Lizzy Ward Thomas as Themselves - Performers Tom Foakes as Self - Museum Director Côr Glanaethwy as Themselves - Performers Majella O'Donnell as Self - Wife of Daniel O'Donnell Michael Morpurgo as Self Richard Coles as Self Eric Whitacre as Self Celtic Woman as Themselves - Performers as Self - Performer Jimmy Carter as Self - The Blind Boys of Alabama Noel Robinson as Self Patience Bradley as Self John Hywel Williams as Self David Walker as Self - Bishop of Manchester Bernadette Farrell as Self Philip Mulryne as Self G4 as Themselves - Musical Guests Prince Michael of Kent as Self - Interviewee The Blind Boys of Alabama as Themselves Mike Whitlam as Self - Interviewee Timothy Dudley-Smith as Self Charles Duke as Self Ann Easter as Self - Former Chaplain to the Queen Etienne Millner as Self Cy Grant as Self - Singer as Self - Soprano V. Anthony Lewis as Self - Organist Mansel Thomas as Self - Conductor Arwel Hughes as Self - Organist Ivor Emmanuel as Self - Soloist Peter Straker as Self - Soloist Harry Carser as Self - Conductor Maurice Barnett as Self Charles Webster as Self - Conductor Anne Sharp as Self - Soloist Murdoch McPherson as Self - Presenter Eric Hinds as Self - Baritone John Henderson as Self - Accompanist Edgar Boucher as Self - Presenter Elizabeth Keith as Self - Soprano Norma Procter as Self - Soloist W.J. Morgan as Self Ronald Lloyd as Self - Presenter William Farr as Self - Organist Arthur Webster as Self - Organist Francis Jackson as Self - Organist as Self - Conductor Donald Coggan as Self - Presenter Dudley Savage as Self Peter Baldock as Self - Organist Alan Williams as Self - Conductor The Settlers as Themselves Tom Fleming as Self - Whitsunday Story Reader Peter West as Self - Presenter E. Eric Roberts as Self - Blessing Ronald Ward as Self Derek Goodger as Self - Conductor Peter Coleman as Self Adolph Hauke as Self - Conductor Jeremy Blandford as Self - Organist as Self - Organist Charles Shepherd as Self - Organist Michael Short as Self - Conductor George Beechey as Self Andrew Fletcher as Self - Organist Roy Wales as Self - Conductor David Head as Choir Nigel Walton as Self - Organist Reginald Parker as Self - Conductor Robert Walker as Self - Conductor Richard Anderson as Self - Organist Ronald Leith as Self - Organist Clare Ahern as Self Alistair Esson as Self - Pilot Stephen Farrand as Self - Conductor Sarah Pitkin as Church Member Sara-Jane Power as Church Member Deanne Dublin as Church Member Mike Nolan as Self Joshua Charles as Bible Teacher Ian Charleson as Self Robert Runcie as Self as 1 episode, 1994 Nicky Slater as Self Robert Duncan as 1 episode, 1996 Sammy Simmans as Singer Pat Boone as Self - Interviewee as Self Ld Frazier as Self - Performer John Littlewood as Self Eclectic Voices as Themselves Scott Stedman as Self - Performer as Self Sara Tavares as Self Eileen Drewery as Self - Faith Healer as Self John Barnes as Self Jon Sopel as Self - BBC Correspondent Patrick Stewart as Self Kevin Whately as Self John Savident as Self Kazia Pelka as Narrator Laurie Holloway as Self as Self Clifton Cathedral Choir as Themselves Becky Taylor as Self - 13 Year-Old Singer Philip Richey as St. Patrick Cantamus as Themselves - Girls' Choir Alan Price as Self Pete Waterman as 1 episode, 2002 as Self (Magnets Bass Vocalist) Terry Waite as Self John Kettley as Self Shola Ameobi as Self Huddersfield Choral Society as Themselves Friday as Self Dolly Parton as Self Kenny Chesney as Self as Self Richard Sparkman as Self Tim Harms as Self Rusty Martin as Self Nana Mouskouri as Self as Self as Self King Charles III as Self Bobby Ball as Self James A. Osmond as Self Tommy Cannon as Self Joe Platt as Self - Libera Rowan Williams as Self Geoffrey Streatfeild as Self Dave Hartley as Piano Julian Field as Gustav Holst Luke Hartley as Self Paul Edmondson as Self Charlotte Lobb as Self Peggy Rothman as Self Mark Ranawake as Ralph Vaughan Williams Joshua Hartley as Self Claire Flower as Self Nathan Hartley as Self Alison Hartley as Self Julia McKenzie as Self Anton Rodgers as Self as Self - Performer Lemar as Self Jason Leonard as Self as Self Rosemary Conley as Self Gareth Edwards as Self Ewan Murray as Self Andrea Ross as Self - Performer Susan George as Self Simon MacCorkindale as Self Darius Campbell as Self Karl Hughes as 1 episode, 2008 as Self Amy Nuttall as Self - Performer Brian Wilson as Self Ruby Turner as Self - Performer Ralph McTell as Self Steven Philipp as Self Ken Madine as Self Eleanor Lewis as Self Mark Prouse as Self Bruce Kent as Self Tim Connery as Self Russ Abbot as Self as Self Roy Clarke as Self Gareth Gates as Self - Performer Alan J.W. Bell as Self Gordon Gatward as Self Sere Akpobome as Self - Libera Andy Kind as Self Michael Wakelin as Self - Biographer Colin Rank as Self - Nephew Jacqui Shaw as Exmoor Singer Mine Akpobome as Self - Libera Robin Cowen as Self - Son-in-Law Derek Bamforth as Self Tony Pattison as Self Julian Rhind-Tutt as Reader LeAnn Rimes as Self Beverley Knight as Self Owen Kennedy as Chimney Sweep Chorister The London Community Gospel Choir as Themselves Colin Morris as Self Orlando Woscholski as Self - Stage Choir: Libera Ann Widdecombe as Self - Presenter Joe McElderry as Self Kristyna Myles as Self - Performer Tim Vine as Self Jude Collins as Self - Libera Jonathan Antoine as Self Anthony Blake as Self - Libera Gary Catona as Self Tom Courtenay as Self Dan Walker as Self - Presenter Beth Nielsen Chapman as Self Yvonne Paul as Self Candi Staton as Self Kristyn Getty as Self Ben Mussanzi as Self - Interviewee Linvoy Primus as Self Alex Sutherland as Self Daryll Hackett as Self Kongosi Mussanzi as Self - Interviewee Andy Winter as Self Alan Reed as Self - Battlefield Expert Suzi Digby as Self Kirstin Holum as Self - Interviewee Laurie Ashworth as Self George Sutherland as Self Brian Llewellyn as Self Jermain Jackman as Self - Performer David Oyelowo as Self Alexander Armstrong as Self Brighton Festival Chorus as Themselves Adventist Vocal Ensemble as Themselves - Performers Hereford Cantabile Girls Choir as Themselves Veronica Chambers as Self Birmingham Community Gospel Choir as Themselves Saint Michael's Singers as Themselves Llangennech Junior School Choir as Themselves St. Martin's Chorus as Themselves John Craven as Self Eamonn McCrystal as Self Beth Griffin as Self - Guest Jono Griffin as Self - Guest Milton Jones as Self Mike Peters as Self - Singer Naomi Day as Self Elaine Bowes as Self - Pentecostal Credit Union Perry Day as Self Aberdeen Chamber Choir as Themselves - Performers Patricia Routledge as Self Queen Elizabeth II as Self Pope Francis as Self as Self Tina Heath as Self Dwane Walcott as Self - Reader: 'One For the Team' as Self The Drifters as Themselves - Performers Karen Jankel as Self as Self Tim Hastie-Smith as Self Frank Field as Self - MP for Birkenhead The Shires as Themselves - Musical Guests Only Boys Aloud as Themselves - Performers Ewan Vinnicombe as Self - Editor: Blue Peter Chris Eden as Self Phil Sumner as Self - Presenter: The Daily Service Eleri Lynn as Self - Curator, Historic Royal Palaces Ruth Awogbade as Self Fisherman's Friends as Themselves - Musical Guests Will Torrent as 1 episode, 2018 Ben Earle as Self - The Shires Julie Downing as Self - Radio Production Co-ordinator Anna McGarahan as Self - Actor: Les Miserable Charles Gordon-Lennox as Self Hannah Fox as Self - Actor: Phantom of the Opera Jonathan Veira as Performer Sue Bond as Self Katharine Longworth as Self - Producer: The Daily Service Susan Jenkins as Self Crissie Rhodes as Self - The Shires Doreen Lawrence as Self John Barrowman as Self - Musical Guest Julian Fellowes as Self Sope Aluko as Self Lloyd Griffith as Self as Self Wynne Evans as Self - Performer Vanessa Collingridge as Self - Author: 'Captain Cook - History's Greatest Explorer' Giles Milton as Self - Author and Historian Michael Eavis as Self Rena Stewart as Self Emily Kolltveit as Self Rosie Nichols as Self - Keeper of Social History, Beamish Museum Ben Quash as Self - King's College, London John Reeks as Self - Historian: University of Bristol Peter Tyler as Self - Institute of Theology: St Mary's University Lou Fellingham as Self Sarah Mullally as Self - Bishop of London David Pike as Self - Christian Blogger Keren Guthrie as Self - Archivist, Atholl Estates Oliver Pengilley as Self - Artist Cindy Kent as Self Rhiannon Hiles as Self - Deputy Director, Beamish Museum David Baker as Self - Former Apollo Space Systems Engineer Gori Women's Choir as Themselves - Musical Guests James Leggate as Self Rachel Mann as Self Lucy Johnsrud as Self - Operations Manager, Burghley House Tim Goodacre as Self Dan Schutte as Self Denis Robinson as Self Jessica Clemmons as Self - Musical Guest Ana Moskvina as Self Isabelle Hamley as Self - Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury David Ison as Self - Dean of St Paul's Cathedral Pumeza as Self - Musical Guest James Noble as Self Eira Goldsworthy as Self - Author and Illustrator Jon Culverhouse as Self - Curator, Burghley House David Stone as Self - Precentor: Coventry Cathedral Sang Cha as Self David Kenyon as Self - Author and Military Historian Paul Kincaid as Self - Sculptor Barbara Dickson as Self - Musical Guest Marisha Wallace as Self - Musical Guest Jason Mohammad as Self - Good Morning Sunday, Radio 2 Jules Hudson as Self - Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers Militia Jonathan Aitken as Self Sami Yusuf as Self - Musical Guest Ronnie Archer-Morgan as Self Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill as Self Seth Lakeman as Self - Performer Stefanie Reid as Self - Paralympian Mark Bonner as Self - Head Coach, Cambridge United Laurence Westgaph as Self - Historian Aad Peters as Self - Owner: The Ark Simon Brandes as Self - Vicar of St Nicholas Church, Chiswick Madge Dresser as Self - University of Bristol William Village as Self - Executive Director, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre Makaziwe Mandela as Self - Nelson Mandela's Daughter Tim Smit as Self - Founder, Eden Project Elizabeth Matthew as Self - University of Reading Emma Gilliland as Self - Senior Collections Officer Maria Glot as Self - Local Historian, Saltaire Michael Carter as Self - English Heritage Michael Hrebeniak as Self - Historian Phil Williams as Self - Director, Christian Surfers UK Gemma Cudjoe as Self - Director: Reading Community Gospel Choir Sophie Hacker as Self - Artist John Styles as Self - Professor, University of Hertfordshire Eddie Boyes as Self - The Crossbeats Simon Pickering as Self - Operational Manager, National Trust Ray Johnson as Self - Staffordshire Film Archive Humphrey Welfare as Self - Archeologist Kathy Versfeld as Self - Mission Director, Strawberry Field Mike Gilbert as Self Nicole Sanderson as Self - Assistant Director: Reading Community Gospel Choir Colleen Armstrong as Self - Mica's Aunt Diane Piper as Self - Mother of Katie Piper P.J. Crook as Self Jill Boggan as Self Anne Lawrence-Mathers as Self - University of Reading Graham Daniels as Self - Christians in Sport Olivia Safe as Self - Performer Rivers & Robots as Themselves - Performers Richard Benjamin as Self - Head of International Slavery Museum Anna Henderson as Self - Historian Rachel Turnbull as Self - Senior Collections Conservator Isabelle Richards as Self - Heritage Officer, Pilgrim Roots Heurelho Gomes as Self - Goalkeeper, Watford FC Joe Aldred as Self Esther Stapleton-Stone as Performer Francine Clifford as Self - Historian Laura Spence as Self - CS Lewis Tour Guide and Historian Laura Johnston as Self - Our Atlantic Roots Olwen Grace as Self - Senior Scientist, Kew Gardens Mac Johnston as Self - Our Atlantic Roots Maurillia Simpson as Performer Russell Trudgen as Self - Architect Alysha Warren as Self - Mica's Sister Ricky Otto as Self Andrew Patterson as Self - Resident Organist: Blenheim Palace Bazil Meade as Self - Founder: London Community Gospel Choir Jess Clemmons as Self - Performer Roger Courtney as Self - CS Lewis Playwright Gary Best as Self - Methodist Historian Marvin Rees as Self - Mayor of Bristol Stephen Tomkins as Self - Author, The Journey to The Mayflower Michelle Sloan as Self Catherine Cutler as Self - Biomes Manager, Eden Project Frank Skinner as Self Gyles Brandreth as Self Emerald O'Hanrahan as Self Princess Anne as Self Martin Palmer as Self - The Alliance of Religions and Conservation Simon Calder as Self - Travel Journalist Erica Whyman as Self - Royal Shakespeare Company Isaac Borquaye as Self Tom Piper as Self Sash Giles as Self - Curator of Decorative Arts, Chatsworth House Blessing Annatoria as Self - Performer Andrew Hass as Self - University of Stirling Jonathan Berry as Self - Senior Inspector of Ancient Monuments: Cadw Terry Angus as Self - Defender, Northampton Town 1990-1993 Jessie Childs as Self - Historian Garin Jenkins as Self Byron Hayward as Self Andrew Graystone as Self - Author, Faith Hope & Mischief Sheridan Voysey as Self - Author & Broadcaster Gareth Lloyd Jones as Self - Religious Author and Theologian Siskin Green as Themselves - Performers Mark Stoyle as Self - Early Modern Historian Oliver Caroe as Self - Surveyor of the Fabric: St Paul's Cathedral Laura Nyahuye as Self Hannah Latty as Self Marcia Dixon as Self - Former Columnist, 'The Voice' Newspaper Jak Beula as Self - Nubian Jak Community Trust Daniel Anderson as Self - Performer, The Messenger Ian Bradley as Self - Biographer of Columba Rosalyn Boorman as Self Joanne Johnson as Self - Geologist, British Antarctic Survey David Hoyle as Self - Dean of Westminster Gavin Dickson as Self - Army Scripture Reader Rohan Kallicharan as Self Ghillean Prance as Self - Botanist Katy Jack as Self - Historian Laura Clouting as Self - Senior Curator, Imperial War Museums Denzil John as Self - Minister of Tabernacle 1991-2021 Chine McDonald as Self - Head of Community Fundraising, Christian Aid Steph Macleod as Performer James Milne as Self - Precentor: St Paul's Cathedral Pieter van der Merwe as Self - Maritime Historian Peter Westgarth as Self - Former Chief Executive, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Aric Prentice as Self - Director of Music, Lincoln Cathedral Bruce Dyer as Self John Witcombe as Self - Dean of Coventry Emyr Lewis as Self Kadeena Cox as Self - Paralympic Gold Medallist Figen Murray as Self Mykael S. Riley as Self - Director: Black Music Research Unit, University of Westminster Sarah Class as Self - Performer Claire Bowen as Self - Florist and Author Vladimir Feltzman as Self Andy Street as Self - Mayor of the West Midlands Sue Caton as Self - Niece of Eric Liddell Izzy McDonald-Booth as Self - National Glass Centre Marta Alberti as Self - Deputy Director of Excavations, Vindolanda Rhun Emlyn as Self - Medieval Historian, Aberystwyth University Miguel Gomes as Self - Lecturer in Early Medieval History Rogers Govender as Self - Dean of Manchester Philip Anderson as Self - Liverpool Cathedral Stephanie Hulse as Self - 'Annie', The Rich and the Pure Kare Adenegan as Self - Paralympic Sprinter Martin Harris as Self - Director, The Rich and the Pure Stef Reid as Self - Ex-Paralympic GB Long Jumper Peter Lacey as Self - Author Dianna Gwilliams as Self - Dean, Guildford Cathedral Paul James-Griffiths as Self - Director, Christian Heritage Edinburgh Medwin Hughes as Self - Vice Chancellor St. David's College Mark Newman as Self - Archaeological Advisor, Fountains Abbey David Gwyn as Self - Heritage Consultant Catherine Butcher as Self - Author, Our Faithful Queen Roger McStravick as Self - Golf Historian David Urquhart as Self - Bishop of Birmingham Lucy Bunce as Self - Performer Chris Howson as Self - Sunderland Minster Suzi MacGregor as Self - Singer Piers Maxim as Self - Director, Elgar Chorale Nathaniel Bates Fisher as Self - Libera Ben Bywater as Self - Libera Peter Kielty as Self - Libera Victor Wiggin as Self - Libera Alexandre Menuet as Self - Libera Neo Parson as Self - Libera Samuel Francis Collins as Self - Libera Mathias Montoro as Self - Libera Laurence Taylor as Self - Libera Oliver Mycka as Self - Libera Taichi Shinokubo as Self - Libera Glenn Webster as Self - School Pupil Adrian Dobson as Tenor in Featured Choir Joseph Cranitch as Self - Libera Gregor Lumsden as Self - Libera Adam Izghouti as Self - Libera Rocco Tesei as Self - Libera Emanuele Borrelli as Self - Libera Merlin Brouwer as Self - Libera Dominik Clarke as Self - Libera Oliver Watt-Rodriguez as Self - Libera Frederick Mushrafi as Self - Libera Cassius Collard as Self - Libera Johnny Gardner as Self - Libera Jack Spicha as Self - Libera Luca Brugnoli as Self - Libera Calam Virk Tamana as Self - Libera Ethan Barron as Self - Libera Laurence Davey as Self - Libera Daniel White as Self - Libera Koji Shinokubo as Self - Libera Catherine Princess of Wales as Self Prince William of Wales as Self
Release	01 Oct 1961
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