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What does the H in HG Wells stand for?
it stands for Herbert George (H)erbert (G)eorge Wells
What were the names of the bash street kids?
The Bash Street Kids are a group of characters from the British comic strip "The Beano." Some of the main members include Danny, Smiffy, Plug, Toots, Sidney, and Fatty. Each character has a unique personality and plays a specific role within the group.
What actors and actresses appeared in Cosas feas - 2010?
The cast of Cosas feas - 2010 includes: Mijael Askenazi as Kriko Krakinsky Lucia Barbieri as Ilda Marustak Victor Bonilla as Erbert Krakinsky Julia Carrillo as Filda Nitza Cohen as Screaming Girl Miguel Couturier as Wilford Krakinsky Victor Rivera as Bernardo Ramon Suarez Maeso as Dr. Narroza Aida Torres as Eldora Krakinsky Halina Vela as Teacher
Was hg wells a girl?
Yes, he was the youngest of 4 children. He was THE YOUNGEST OF 4 CHILDREN read it plz :)))))))
Who are the beano characters?
There have been hundreds of beano characters since the first issue in 1938 but the most successful ones are: Dennis the Menace, Minnie the Minx, Roger the Dodger, Biffo the Bear, Billy Whizz, the Bash Street Kids, Billy the Cat, Big Eggo, Lord Snooty, Tin Can Tommy, Les Pretend, The Three Bears, The Numbskulls, Little Plum, Baby Face Finlayson, Ivy the Terrible and BeaDennis the MenaceMinnie the MinxBash Street KidsBea- Dennis' lil sisterLittle Plum non-PC native American chacter in the BeanoBaby Face Finlayson Ball Boy Bea (Dennis's Sister) Big Eggo Biffo the Bear Billy the Cat Billy Wizz Calamity James Cuthbert (Bash Street Swat) Curly (Dennis's Chum) Danny (Bash Street) Dennis the Menace Dick ( Tom, Dick & Sally) Erbert (Bash Street) Fatty (Bash Street) Freddie (Son of a Witch) Froo Froo (Walter's poodle) General Jumbo Gnasher Gnipper Headmaster (Bash Street) Ivy the Terrible Joe King Katie (Billy the Cat & Katie) Les Pretend Lord Snooty Minnie the Minx Numskulls Olive (Bash Street Dinner Lady) Pansy Potter Pie Face (Dennis's Chum) Plug (Bash Street) Roger the Dodger Sally (Tom Dick & Sally) Sidney (Bash Street) Smiffy (Bash Street) Smudge Spotty (Bash Street) Teacher Bash Street School Three Bears Tim Traveller Tom (Tom Dick & Sally) Toots (Bash Street) Walter the Softy
What actors and actresses appeared in Lost in the Fog - 2008?
The cast of Out of the Past - 1969 includes: Robert Bernal Pamela Binns Denis Bond Edward Burnham John Carlin as Granville Sharp Fleur Chandler David Collings Learie Constantine as Himself - Presenter Matthew David Steve Emerson Rachel Herbert Chris Jenkinson Richard Mayes Paul Moss as Himself - Presenter Henry Moxon Morris Perry John Rees Andrew Robertson Chris Sanders Renu Setna Roy Spencer David Suchet as Himself - Presenter Donald Tandy Stephen Tiller Kenneth Watson Jerome Willis
What movie and television projects has Robert Rietty been in?
Robert Rietty has: Performed in "On Secret Service" in 1933. Played Fattorino the Page Boy in "Heads We Go" in 1933. Played Bellhop in "Happy" in 1933. Played Page Boy in "Facing the Music" in 1933. Played Boy in "The Medicine Man" in 1933. Played Boy in "I Spy" in 1934. Played Boy in "The Private Life of Don Juan" in 1934. Played Boy in "Girls Will Be Boys" in 1934. Performed in "Master and Man" in 1934. Performed in "My Song Goes Round the World" in 1934. Played Boy in "The Scarlet Pimpernel" in 1934. Played Erbert in "Children of the Fog" in 1935. Played Boy in "In Town Tonight" in 1935. Played Professor in "Emil and the Detectives" in 1935. Played Boy in "The Challenge" in 1938. Played Man on Stairway in "A Matter of Life and Death" in 1946. Played Rosencrantz in "Hamlet" in 1947. Played Unconfirmed Part in "One Night with You" in 1948. Played Vincente in "Sleeping Car to Trieste" in 1948. Played Pietro in "Give Us This Day" in 1949. Played Gino in "The Glass Mountain" in 1949. Played Gaspare in "Call of the Blood" in 1949. Played Waiter in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Performed in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Major in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Giuseppe in "Prelude to Fame" in 1950. Played Father Landolina in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Maso in "To Live in Peace" in 1951. Played Bernardo in "Two Dozen Red Roses" in 1952. Played Italian Policeman in "Melba" in 1953. Played French Lieutenant in "Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Presents" in 1953. Played Inspector in "Always a Bride" in 1953. Played Jacques Bargeton in "Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Presents" in 1953. Played Mr. Hancock in "Time Bomb" in 1953. Played Unconfirmed Part in "They Who Dare" in 1954. Played Mario in "The Black Rider" in 1954. Performed in "Sailor of Fortune" in 1955. Played Young Fabri in "ITV Play of the Week" in 1955. Played Mr. Kosak in "ITV Television Playhouse" in 1955. Played Roberto in "Stock Car" in 1955. Played Bibi de Passanet in "ITV Television Playhouse" in 1955. Played Oscar in "ITV Television Playhouse" in 1955. Played Airport Control Tower Operator in "Mr. Arkadin" in 1955. Played Hamar, the High Priest in "Land of the Pharaohs" in 1955. Played Antoine in "Born for Trouble" in 1955. Played Gerry Hardslip in "ITV Television Playhouse" in 1955. Played Ginalopulous in "Sailor of Fortune" in 1955. Performed in "ITV Play of the Week" in 1955. Performed in "Alfred Marks Time" in 1956. Played Antoine in "The Adventures of Aggie" in 1956. Played Capt. Philip Catalan in "The Buccaneers" in 1956. Played Frontier Guard in "Checkpoint" in 1956. Played Revoicing in "Moby Dick" in 1956. Played Dubbing in "The Battle of the River Plate" in 1956. Played Pascal in "The New Adventures of Martin Kane" in 1957. Played Chagal in "The New Adventures of Martin Kane" in 1957. Played Italian in "Just My Luck" in 1957. Played Sultan in "The Truth About Women" in 1957. Played Joe Heinz in "O.S.S." in 1957. Played Ionesco in "Shadow Squad" in 1957. Played Carrasco in "Don Kikhot" in 1957. Played Mario Renzo in "Dial 999" in 1958. Played Victor - Club Waiter in "The Invisible Man" in 1958. Played Rosati in "The Silent Enemy" in 1958. Played George Williams in "Dial 999" in 1958. Performed in "Hotel Imperial" in 1958. Played Foreman of Jury in "A Tale of Two Cities" in 1958. Played Lt. Colbert in "Saturday Playhouse" in 1958. Performed in "Dial 999" in 1958. Played Station Sergeant in "The Snorkel" in 1958. Played Mario Comminetti in "No Hiding Place" in 1959. Performed in "Glencannon" in 1959. Played Roberto Rossi in "No Hiding Place" in 1959. Played Pollyannis in "No Hiding Place" in 1959. Played Bertollini in "Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond" in 1959. Played Francesco in "The Four Just Men" in 1959. Played Pinelli in "Interpol Calling" in 1959. Performed in "Conspiracy of Hearts" in 1960. Played Felix Adrian in "The Cheaters" in 1960. Played Rafaelo in "Man from Interpol" in 1960. Played Bank Clerk in "Bluebeards Ten Honeymoons" in 1960. Played Detective in "The Boy Who Stole a Million" in 1960. Played Victor in "The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre" in 1960. Played Giovani in "Man from Interpol" in 1960. Played Carlo Bennett in "The Avengers" in 1961. Played Decker in "Ghost Squad" in 1961. Performed in "Two Wives at One Wedding" in 1961. Played Jacques in "The Middle Course" in 1961. Played Pinerollo in "Top Secret" in 1961. Played Captain Riccardo in "Sir Francis Drake" in 1961. Played Fanez in "El Cid" in 1961. Played Quico in "Hurricane" in 1961. Played Mallory - German in "The Guns of Navarone" in 1961. Played Bit Part in "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone" in 1961. Played John Strangways in "Dr. No" in 1962. Played Father Ignatius in "Richard the Lionheart" in 1962. Played Lieutenant Chivaro in "Man of the World" in 1962. Played Pharaoh in "Giuseppe venduto dai fratelli" in 1962. Played Majid in "Lawrence of Arabia" in 1962. Played Lafitre in "The Saint" in 1962. Played Italian Lawyer in "On the Beat" in 1962. Played Victor in "Time to Remember" in 1962. Played The Priest in "Light in the Piazza" in 1962. Performed in "I Could Go on Singing" in 1963. Played Torta in "The Sentimental Agent" in 1963. Played Bank Manager in "The Sentimental Agent" in 1963. Performed in "Best of Friends" in 1963. Played Receptionist in "Danger Man" in 1964. Played Opening Narrator in "The Fall of the Roman Empire" in 1964. Played King Charles I in "The Scarlet Blade" in 1964. Played Translator in "Danger Man" in 1964. Played Alexander III in "Becket" in 1964. Played of Bruno in "Il castello dei morti vivi" in 1964. Played Emilio Largo in "Thunderball" in 1965. Played Police Chief in "The Crooked Road" in 1965. Played Medra in "The Night Caller" in 1965. Played Giuseppe in "The Troubleshooters" in 1965. Played Kostoyed in "Doctor Zhivago" in 1965. Played Inspector in "The Troubleshooters" in 1965. Played Announcer in "Battle of the Bulge" in 1965. Played Number Two in "The Prisoner" in 1967. Played Robert Grant in "Hell Is Empty" in 1967. Played Dubbing in "Casino Royale" in 1967. Played Insurance Executive in "Man in a Suitcase" in 1967. Played Gert in "Five Golden Dragons" in 1967. Played Tiger Tanaka in "You Only Live Twice" in 1967. Performed in "The Prisoner" in 1967. Played Signor Guidi in "Uncle Charles" in 1967. Played Small part actors in "Assignment K" in 1968. Played Professor Ping in "Barbarella" in 1968. Played Hotel Manager in "The Ugliest Girl in Town" in 1968. Played Of two roles in "The Girl on a Motorcycle" in 1968. Played Of two roles in "A Talent for Loving" in 1969. Played Police Chief in "The Italian Job" in 1969. Played Police Officer with Eleanora in "The Assassination Bureau" in 1969. Played Pilot in "Department S" in 1969. Played Keith Ford in "UFO" in 1969. Played Finn Malmgren in "Krasnaya palatka" in 1969. Played Salvatore in "Hell Boats" in 1970. Performed in "Un estate con sentimento" in 1970. Played Winding in "Song of Norway" in 1970. Played Dubbing in "Captain Apache" in 1971. Played Miguel in "The Last Run" in 1971. Played Paco in "A Town Called Bastard" in 1971. Played Radio Newcaster (segment 1 "And All Through the House") in "Tales from the Crypt" in 1972. Played of Doctor in "Frenzy" in 1972. Played Long John Silver in "Treasure Island" in 1972. Played Bank Director in "The Adventurer" in 1972. Played Monsieur Legrand in "Jackanory Playhouse" in 1972. Played Green Knight in "Gawain and the Green Knight" in 1973. Played Nikola in "Sutjeska" in 1973. Played Gen.Krebs in "Hitler: The Last Ten Days" in 1973. Played Sculptor in "Wessex Tales" in 1973. Played Of four roles in "Ein Unbekannter rechnet ab" in 1974. Played Various roles in "Il portiere di notte" in 1974. Played Tim Cadnam-Plessy in "The Early Life of Stephen Hind" in 1974. Played Voice of Mateo in "Space: 1999" in 1975. Played Sphere in "Space: 1999" in 1975. Played Voice of Cellini in "Space: 1999" in 1975. Played Harok in "Paper Tiger" in 1975. Played Willem ten Boom in "The Hiding Place" in 1975. Played Dom Carlos in "The New Avengers" in 1976. Played Monk in "The Omen" in 1976. Played Ambassador in "The Professionals" in 1977. Played Gino in "The Professionals" in 1977. Played German Officer in "Cross of Iron" in 1977. Played Captain of the Guard in "The Thief of Baghdad" in 1978. Played Slave Trader in Market in "Ashanti" in 1979. Played Gen. Marenkov in "Avalanche Express" in 1979. Played Giovanni in "Time of My Life" in 1980. Played Narrator in "Hawk the Slayer" in 1980. Played Ernst Stavro Blofeld in "For Your Eyes Only" in 1981. Played Italian Priest in "The Flame Trees of Thika" in 1981. Played Mantuan Ambassador in "The Borgias" in 1981. Played Messenger in "I Remember Nelson" in 1982. Played Dubbing in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" in 1982. Played Sr Navaroni in "The Brack Report" in 1982. Played Italian Minister in "Never Say Never Again" in 1983. Played Marcello in "Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense" in 1984. Played Of various roles in "Christopher Columbus" in 1985. Played Bruno in "Love with the Perfect Stranger" in 1986. Played Bernard Santori in "Call Me Mister" in 1986. Played Himself - Narrator in "Vita Futurista: Italian Futurism 1909-44" in 1987. Played Leo Milev in "Madame Sousatzka" in 1988. Played Leo Borelli in "The March" in 1990. Played Franz Hoffman in "Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady" in 1991. Performed in "30 Door Key" in 1991. Played Luigi in "The Sea Change" in 1998. Played Italian Flunky in "Hilary and Jackie" in 1998. Played Sogliato in "Hannibal" in 2001. Played Bedloe in "Doctor Who: Death Comes to Time" in 2001. Performed in "Little Britain" in 2003. Played Opera Fan in "Beehive" in 2008.
What actors and actresses appeared in Live from the Metropolitan Opera - 1977?
The cast of Live from the Metropolitan Opera - 1977 includes: Douglas Ahlstedt as Iopas Douglas Ahlstedt as Lindoro Roberto Alagna as Tenor Simone Alaimo as Don Magnifico Erbert Aldridge as Leopold Roberta Alexander as Antonia June Anderson as herself June Anderson as Semiramide Norman Andersson as Count Ceprano Pauline Andrey as Stella Elizabeth Anguish as Trainbearer Alexander Anisimov as Lodovico Ruth Ann Swenson as herself Charles Anthony as A Captain Charles Anthony as A herald Charles Anthony as A Judge Charles Anthony as Borsa Charles Anthony as Don Riccardo Charles Anthony as Ein Offizer Charles Anthony as Federico Charles Anthony as First Commissioner Charles Anthony as Il Tinca Charles Anthony as Innkeeper Charles Anthony as Roderigo Charles Anthony as Sergeant Charles Anthony as Trojan Soldiers Charles Anthony as Waiter Charles Anthony as Young Servant Arthur Apy as Lackey Arthur Apy as Villager Linore Aronson as Osmina John Atherton as Borsa Matteo Gabriel Bacquier as Don Pasquale Gabriel Bacquier as Gianni Schicchi Gabriel Bacquier as Leoporello Klara Barlow as Girls Cecilia Bartoli as Angelina Cecilia Bartoli as Despina Cecilia Bartoli as herself Cecilia Bartoli as Susanna Glenn Bater as Card Players Glenn Bater as Villager Kathleen Battle as Rosina Kathleen Battle as Susanna Kathleen Battle as Zerbinetta Gweniet Bean as Dryade Hildegard Behrens as Elettra Hildegard Behrens as Floria Tosca Ara Berberian as Sparfucile Ara Berberian as Spinelloccio Carlo Bergonzi as Tenor Bianca Berini as Frugella Bianca Berini as Ulrica Mario Bertolino as An inkeeper Michael Best as Lovers Michael Best as Toby Higgins Judith Blegen as Adele Judith Blegen as Adina Judith Blegen as Gretel Judith Blegen as Oscar Judith Blegen as Sophie Colette Boky as Esmeralda Barbara Bonney as Najade Barbara Bonney as Nannetta Richard Bonynge as Himself - Conducted by Philip Booth as Il Conte di Ceprano Philip Booth as Jailer Gene Boucher as Herald Gwendolyn Bradley as Olympia Victoria Brasser as Ida John Brecknock as Don Ottavio Wolfgang Brendel as Mandryka Wolfgang Brendel as The Music Master Nadyne Brewer as Page Sesto Bruscantini as Dr. Dulcamara Marcus Bugler as Bulders Grace Bumbry as The Princess Eboli Jane Bunnell as Emilia Paata Burchuladze as Ramfis Ariel Bybee as Cessca Ariel Bybee as Flora Ariel Bybee as Giovanna Ariel Bybee as Laura Ariel Bybee as Serving Woman Barbara Bystrom as Novice Barbara Bystrom as Nuns Renato Capecchi as Geronte Sam Cardea as Hairdresser Nedda Casei as Designer Nedda Casei as Girls Richard Cassilly as Jimmy Mahoney Nico Castel as Announcer Nico Castel as Der Haushofmaiester Nico Castel as Notary Claudia Catania as Adonella Claudia Catania as Ascagne Claudia Catania as Nurse John Cheek as Cesare Angelotti John Cheek as Guardian John Cheek as Monterone John Cheek as Oroe John Cheek as Tobias Vladimir Chernov as Baritone Vladimir Chernov as Simon Boccanegra Vladimir Chernov as Stankar Elijah Chester as Beppe Russell Christopher as A sea captain Russell Christopher as Betto Russell Christopher as Ein Peruckenmacher Russell Christopher as Sciarrone Russell Christopher as Second Commissioner Giuliano Ciannella as Cassio Dale Cole as Palpignol James Conlon as Himself - Conductor Alessandro Corbelli as Dandini Gary Cordial as Sailors Fernando Corena as Sacristan Gwynn Cornell as Girls Gwynn Cornell as Monitor Elizabeth Coss as Marianne Elizabeth Coss as Overseer Fiorenza Cossotto as Amneris Ileana Cotrubas as Gilda Ileana Cotrubas as Ilia Jean Craft as Giovanna Philip Creech as Edmondo Philip Creech as Hylas Philip Creech as Rinucchio Philip Creech as Venditore di canzonette Alan Crofoot as Circus Barker Dwayne Croft as Count ALmaviva Dwayne Croft as Guglielmo Dwayne Croft as Silvio Nancy Crolius as Nuns Eric Cutler as Scaramuccio Katarina Dalayman as Marie Barbara Daniels as Rosalinde Enzo Dara as Dr. Bartolo John Darremcamp as Baron Douphol John Darremcamp as Berlingerio John Darremcamp as Journalist John Darremcamp as Silvano John Darremcamp as Trojan Soldier John Darremcamp as Un chirurgo John Darrenkamp as Jailer John Darrenkamp as Marullo Federico Davia as Il Talpa Danielle de Niese as Barbalina Piero De Palma as Dr. Cujus Paul De Paola as Guard Paul De Paola as Sergente dei doganieri Geraldine Decker as Annina John Del Carlo as Truffaldin Suzanne Der Derian as Nuns Suzanne DerDerian as Madrigal Singer Helga Dernesch as Adelaide Alexandra Deshorties as Echo Natalie Dessay as The Fiakermilli Natalie Dessay as Zerbinetta Loretta di Franco as Alms Collector Loretta di Franco as Berta Loretta di Franco as Countess Ceprano Loretta di Franco as Ines Loretta di Franco as Serving Woman Loretta di Franco as Women of Crete Stephen Dickson as Harlekin Andrij Dobriansky as Amantio Andrij Dobriansky as Ivan Andrij Dobriansky as Red Indian Elena Doria as Alms Collector Gary Drane as Owner of Mansion Gail Dubinbaum as Altichiara Mary Dunleavy as Frasquita Charles Dutoit as Himself - Conducted by Rosalind Elias as Witch Brent Ellis as Sergeant Belcore Pablo Elvira as Lescaut Simon Estes as Amonasro Maria Ewing as Blanche de la Force Franz Ferdinand Netwig as Ein Musiklehrer John Fiorito as A Wigmaker Enrico Fissore as Fra Melitone William Fleck as Dr. Grenvil Ann Florio as Dolcina Andrew Foldi as Schigolch Joseph Frank as Ein Tanzmeister Joseph Frank as Valzacchi Paul Franke as A servant of Amelia Paul Franke as Thierry Richard Fredricks as Ostasio Mirella Freni as Elisabeth de Valois Mirella Freni as Mrs. Ford Thomas Fulton as Himself - Conducted by Ferruccio Furlanetto as Don Basilio Ferruccio Furlanetto as himself Ferruccio Furlanetto as The Grand Inquisitor Nicolai Gedda as Jenik Linda Gelinas as Dancers Linda Gelinas as Sailors Edward Ghazal as Ambrogio Angela Gheorghiu as Micaela Nicolai Ghiaurov as himself Nicolai Ghiaurov as Philip II Nicolai Ghiaurov as Sparafucile Giuseppe Giacomini as Don Alvaro Bonaldo Giaiotti as Count Walter Bonaldo Giaiotti as Padre Guardiano Allan Glassman as Scaramuccio Judith Goldberg as Noble Orphan Yvonne Gonzales as Lovers Robert Goodloe as Marullo Susan Graham as Mrs. Page Kimberly Graves as Dancers Kimberly Graves as Farmers Leonard Greco as Farmers Constance Green as Nuns Joann Grillo as Girls Joyce Guyer as Clorinda Joyce Guyer as Najade Jerry Hadley as Ferrando Jerry Hadley as himself Thomas Hammons as Antonio Thomas Hampson as himself John Hanriot as Animal Vendor John Hanriot as Giuseppe Robin Hanriot as Nuns John Hanriot as Villager Talmage Harper as Old Servant Vernon Hartman as Trojan Soldier Uwe Heilmann as Cassio Jack Hertzog as Dancers Marilyn Horne as Arsace Marilyn Horne as herself Marilyn Horne as Isabella Marilyn Horne as Mrs. Quickley Gottfried Hornik as Frank John Horton Murray as Andres Beverly Hulse as Nuns Alma Jane Smith as Serving Woman Margaret Jane Wray as A Priestress Alma Jean Smith as Paggio della Duchessa Alam Jean Smithm as Page Timothy Jenkins as High Priest Hao Jiang Tian as Pietro Isola Jones as A musician Isola Jones as Girls Gwyneth Jones as herself Isola Jones as Lola Isola Jones as Maddalena Isola Jones as Maddelena Isola Jones as Preziosilla Isola Jones as Smaragdi Kim Josephson as Count Dominik Dimitri Kavrakos as The King Diane Kesling as Curra Diane Kesling as Sandman Diane Kesling as Zulma Barbara Kilduff as Adele Waldemar Kmentt as The Major-Domo Artur Korn as Dr. Bartolo Artur Korn as Truffaldin Jean Kraft as Abbess Jean Kraft as Emilia Jean Kraft as Federica Jean Kraft as Gertrud Jean Kraft as Mamma Lucia Jean Kraft as Mother Jeanne Alfredo Kraus as Ernesto Alfredo Kraus as Tenor David Kuebler as Chevalier de la Force David Kuebler as Matteo Anthony Laciura as Bardolfo Anthony Laciura as Brighella Anthony Laciura as Don Curzio Anthony Laciura as Dr. Blind Anthony Laciura as Fool Anthony Laciura as Mastro Trabucco Anthony Laciura as Ser Toldo Berardengo Anthony Laciura as Spoletta Theodore Lambrinos as Montano Shawn Lamont Roberts as Mohamet Elyssa Lander as Lay Sister Margaret Lattimore as Dorotea Dianne Lay as Builders Sven Leaf as Lackey Evelyn Lear as Countess Gershwitz Sergei Leiferkus as Escamillo James Levine as himself James Levine as Himself - Conducted by James Levine as Himself - Conductor James Levine as Himself - Musical Director James Levine as Himself -Conductor Elyssa Lindner as Lay Sister Elyssa Lindner as Nuns Robert Lloyd as Jacopo Fiesco Frank Lopardo as Fenton Nicole Lorange as Samaritana Shirley Love as Emilia Shirley Love as Serving Woman Cornell MacNeil as Gianciotto Cornell MacNeil as Giorgio Germont Cornell MacNeil as Iago Cornell MacNeil as Il barone Scarpia Cornell MacNeil as Mechele Cornell MacNeil as Rigoletto Cornell MacNeil as Scarpia Cornell MacNeil as Trinity Moses John Macurdy as Crespel John Macurdy as Priam John Macurdy as The Commendatore Spiro Malas as Haly Spiro Malas as Luther Catherine Malfitano as herself Robert Manno as Lackey Abraham Marcus as Clown Naomi Marritt as Dancers Marvis Martin as A celestial voice Eva Marton as Leonora Linda Mays as Milliner Linda Mays as Novice Linda Mays as Nuns Franz Mazura as Frank Donald McIntyre as Count Waldner Donald McIntyre as Orest Waltraud Meier as Carmen Susanne Mentzer as Cherubino Susanne Mentzer as Dorabella Susanne Mentzer as The Composer Morley Meredith as Schlemil Myra Merritt as Elvira Julia Migenes as Lulu Aprile Millo as Aida Aprile Millo as herself Grace Millo as Ida Sherrill Milnes as Amonasro Sherrill Milnes as Count Di Luna Sherrill Milnes as Don Carlos Sherrill Milnes as himself Sherrill Milnes as Jago Sherrill Milnes as Miller Sherrill Milnes as Simon Boccanegra (bariton) Sherrill Milnes as Tonio Leona Mitchell as Donna Elvira Vasile Moldoveanu as Gabriele (tenor) Vasile Moldoveanu as Luigi Kurt Moll as Baron Ochs Kurt Moll as Lodovico Allan Monk as Coroebus Allan Monk as Masetto Allan Monk as Schaunard Allan Monk as Silvio Allan Monk as Taddeo Ray Morrison as A Gypsy Fawayne Murphy as Lackey Robert Nagy as Aegisth Robert Nagy as Captain Robert Nagy as Helenus Ronald Naldi as Apprentice Maralin Niska as Musetta Betsy Norden as Countess Ceprano Betsy Norden as Dew Fairy Betsy Norden as Fifteen-years-old Girl Betsy Norden as Sister Constance Betsy Norden as Tebaldo Jessye Norman as Cassandre Jessye Norman as herself Jessye Norman as Madame Lidoine Leo Nucci as Don Carlo Leo Nucci as Figaro Leo Nucci as Rigoletto John Nuzzo as Brighella Stanford Olsen as Idreno Metropolitan Opera Ballet as Dancers Metropolitan Opera Ballet as Villagers Metropolitan Opera Chorus as Chorus Metropolitan Opera Chorus as Party Guest Metropolitan Opera Chorus as Peasants Metropolitan Opera Chorus as People Metropolitan Opera Chorus as Townspeople Metropolitan Opera Chorus as Villager Metropolitan Opera Chorus as Villagers Metropolitan Opera Orchestra as Themselves - Orcehstra Metropolitan Opera Orchestra as Themselves - Orchestra Metropolitan Opera Orchestra as Themselves - Orchestre Luciano Pavarotti as Canio Luciano Pavarotti as Duke of Mantua Luciano Pavarotti as Ernani Luciano Pavarotti as himself Luciano Pavarotti as Idomeneo Luciano Pavarotti as Italian Singer Luciano Pavarotti as Manrico Luciano Pavarotti as Mario Cavaradossi Luciano Pavarotti as Nemorino Luciano Pavarotti as Riccardo, Count of Warwick and Governor of Boston Luciano Pavarotti as Rodolfo Donald Peck as Gardener Antoinette Peloso as Farmers Michele Pertusi as Alidoro Paul Plishka as Alaska Wolf Joe Paul Plishka as Colline Paul Plishka as Dr. Bartolo Paul Plishka as Falstaff Paul Plishka as Jacopo Fiesco (bass) Paul Plishka as Jorg Paul Plishka as Lodovico Paul Plishka as Narbal Bruno Pola as Ford Bruno Pola as Paolo Albiani Hermann Prey as Gabriel Leontyne Price as Aida Leontyne Price as Donna Leonora Louis Quilico as Renato Louis Quilico as Rigoletto Louis Quilico as Rodrigo Florence Quivar as La Frugola Florence Quivar as Mother Marie Ruggero Raimondi as Don Ruy Gomez de Silva Ruggero Raimondi as Figaro Samuel Ramey as Assur Samuel Ramey as himself Tony Randall as Himself - Host David Rendall as Alfred Nicola Rescigno as Himself - Conducted by Peter Riberi as Raffaele Kenneth Riegel as Alwa Julien Robbins as A friar Julien Robbins as A sergeant Julien Robbins as Cound Lamoral Julien Robbins as Tom Natalia Rom as Biancofiore Manuel Rosenthal as Himself - Conductor Leonie Rysanek as Chrysothemis Robert Sapolsky as Shephard Christopher Schaldenbrand as Un araldo Otto Schenk as Frosch Brian Schexnayder as Simonetto Alfred Schlesinger as Busco Donati Mark Schowalter as An Officer Renata Scotto as Desdemona Renata Scotto as Francesca Renata Scotto as Luisa Renata Scotto as Manon Lescaut Renata Scotto as Musetta Arturo Sergi as Jacob Schmidt Jane Shaulis as A fortuneteller Neil Shicoff as Hoffmann Vern Shinall as Alfio Vern Shinall as Moneybags Billy Jascha Silberstein as Himself - Cello Solo Beverly Sills as Norina Domenico Simeone as Un doganiere Domenico Simeone as Villager Peter Sliker as A forester Peter Sliker as Guccio Peter Sliker as Usciere di corte Barbara Smith Conrad as Annina Barbara Smith Conrad as Hecuba Anne Sofie von Otter as Prince Orlofsky Howard Sponseller as Police Commissioner Jeffrey Stamm as Song Seller Jeffery Stamn as Song Seller Tony Stevenson as Le Remendado Tony Stevenson as Lovers Tony Stevenson as The Dancing Master Christopher Stocker as Sailors Teresa Stratas as herself Teresa Stratas as Jenny Teresa Stratas as Marenka Teresa Stratas as Nedda Falk Struckmann as Wozzeck Cheryl Studer as Gilda Joan Sutherland as Donna Anna Sharon Sweet as Lina Jocelyne Taillon as Anna Jocelyne Taillon as Marcellina Italo Tajo as Benoit Italo Tajo as Simone Dana Talley as Gastone Martti Talvela as Kecal Jeffrey Tate as Himself - Conducted by Kiri Te Kanawa as Amelia Grimaldi Kiri Te Kanawa as Arabella Kiri Te Kanawa as herself Kiri Te Kanawa as Princess von Werdenberg Kiri Te Kanawa as Rosalinde Bryn Terfel as Figaro Bryn Terfel as himself Christian Thielemann as Himself - Conducted by Arthur Thompson as Herald Huguette Tourangeau as Zerlina Andrea Trebnik as Bridesmaid Tatiana Troyanos as Der Komponist Tatiana Troyanos as Dido Tatiana Troyanos as Guillietta Tatiana Troyanos as Octavian Tatiana Troyanos as Prince Orlofsky Tatiana Troyanos as Santuzza Ragnar Ulfung as Fatty Dawn Upshaw as Barbarina Dawn Upshaw as Echo Dawn Upshaw as Lady Garrick Utley as Himself - Host Carol Vaness as Countess Almaviva Carol Vaness as Fiordiligi Carol Vaness as herself Julia Varady as Donna Elvira Astrid Varnay as Leocadia Begbick Andrea Velis as Alcindro Andrea Velis as Dancing Master Andrea Velis as Roderigo Andrea Velis as Spalanzani Andrea Velis as Spoletta Shirley Verrett as Floria Tosca Jon Vickers as Otello Jon Vickers as Vasek Deborah Voigt as Soprano Joseph Volpe as Himself - Host Frederica von Stade as Cherubino Frederica von Stade as Hansel Frederica von Stade as Idamante Frederica von Stade as Mezzo-soprano Janet Wagner as Lay Sister Janet Wagner as Madrigal Singer Janet Wagner as Noble Orphan Janet Wagner as Nuns Dana Watkins as Gherardino Constance Webber as Confidant Ralf Weikert as Himself - Conductor Jeffrey Wells as Ferrando Jeffrey Wells as Zuniga Jane White as Adnromache Wendy White as Marcellina Wendy White as Margret Wendy White as Tisbe William Wildermann as Samuel Ingvar Wixell as Marcello Frederick Wodin as Builders Louise Wohlafka as Giannetta Louise Wohlafka as Girls Louise Wohlafka as Lovers Carole Wright as Nuns Dolora Zajick as Amneris Dolora Zajick as Azucena Dolora Zajick as herself Heinz Zednik as Don Basilio
What actors and actresses appeared in Inspektor Perrak greift ein - 1970?
The cast of Die Reise des Herrn Perrichon - 1972 includes: Ariane Calix as Madame Perrichon Felix Dvorak as Perrichon Hanna Eybl as Majorin Hermann Faltis as Colonel Mathieu Alfons Hofmann as Jean Norbert Kammil as Joseph Georg Trenkwitz as Daniel Savary Peter Uray as Armand Desroches
