Clifford John Normington as Young Clifford Jeffery Dench as Sir Humphrey Stafford Philip Brack as Somerset Maurice Jones as Oxford Peter Geddis as A Son that has killed his Father Lee Menzies as Richmond Andrew Lodge as Messenger to the Council Gavin Morrison as First Lancastrian Soldier William Dysart as Second Lancastrian Soldier Guy Gordon as Lancastrian Messenger Brewster Mason as Warwick The House of York Donald Sinden as York Roy Dotrice as King Edward IV Charles Kay as Clarence Ian Holm as Gloucester Fergus McClelland as Rutland Madoline Thomas as Duchess of York Anthony Boden as Messenger David Waller as A Father that has killed his Son David Hargreaves as Norfolk Susan Engel as Lady Elizabeth Grey Hugh Sullivan as Hastings Derek Waring as Rivers William Squire as Buckingham Marshall Jones as First Watch David Rowlands as Second Watch Roger Jones as Third Watch The Commons Roy Dotrice as Jack Cade Marshall Jones as Smith Ted Valentine as Dick Tim Wylton as Michael Stephen Hancock as Clerk of Chatham Malcolm Webster as Alexander Iden Tim Wylton as First Keeper Jeffery Dench as Second Keeper Ted Valentine as Lieutenant of the Tower The French John Hussey as King Lewis XI Colette O'Neil as The Lady Bona Hugh Sullivan as Burgundy Peter Geddis as Alençon Richard III Originally aired: 22 April 1965 Abridged version of Richard III. The House of York Roy Dotrice as King Edward IV Susan Engel as Queen Elizabeth Fergus McClelland as Prince Edward Paul Martin as Richard Katherine Barker as Princess Elizabeth Charles Kay as Clarence Ian Holm as Gloucester Madoline Thomas as Duchess of York Hugh Sullivan as Hastings Derek Waring as Rivers William Squire as Buckingham Charles Thomas as Catesby John Corvin as Ratcliff David Hargreaves as Norfolk Henry Knowles as Tyrrel David Ellison as First Messenger Murray Brown as Second Messenger Anthony Boden as Third Messenger The House of Lancaster David Warner as King Henry VI Peggy Ashcroft as Margaret Alan Tucker as Prince Edward Janet Suzman as Lady Anne Eric Porter as Richmond Maurice Jones as Oxford Reconcilers of the Two Houses John Hussey as Derby Michael Rose as Bishop of Ely The Commons Ted Valentine as Lieutenant of the Tower Donald Burton as First Murderer Philip Brack as Second Murderer Malcolm Webster as Lord Mayor Marshall Jones as First Citizen Terence Greenidge as Second Citizen Jeffery Dench as Third Citizen David Morton