List of Heartbeat cast members

Heartbeat is a British period drama series, based upon the "Constable" series of novels written by Nicholas Rhea, and produced by ITV Studios (formerly Yorkshire Television until it was merged by ITV)[1] from 1992 until 2010. The following is a list of actors who served as cast members for the programme, grouped by category of the role they maintained, ordered by first appearance and listing the series they served in. This list also included actors who maintained recurring roles during the programme's history.

Main cast

Aidensfield and Ashfordly police cast

Actor Character Appearances
Series 1
(April 1992  June 1992)
Series 2
(April 1993  June 1993)
Series 3
(October 1993  December 1993)
Series 4
(September 1994  December 1994)
Series 5
(September 1995  December 1995)
Series 6
(September 1996  December 1996)
Series 7
(August 1997  February 1998)
Series 8
(September 1998  February 1999)
Series 9
(September 1999  March 2000)
Series 10
(October 2000  April 2001)
Series 11
(October 2001  April 2002)
Series 12
(October 2002  May 2003)
Series 13
(September 2003  June 2004)
Series 14
(September 2004  June 2005)
Series 15
(September 2005  July 2006)
Series 16
(October 2006  August 2007)
Series 17
(November 2007  September 2008)
Series 18
(October 2008  September 2010)
Nick BerryPC Nicholas RowanStarring
Derek FowldsSgt Oscar BlaketonStarring
William SimonsPC Alfred VentressStarring
Mark JordonPC Philip BellamyStarring
Jason DurrPC Michael BradleyStarring
Simon MolloyDI ShinerGuestRecurring
Philip FranksSgt Raymond CraddockStarring
Ryan EarlyPC Thomas NicholsonStarring
Duncan BellSgt Dennis MertonStarring
James CarltonPC Stephen CraneStarring
Jonathan KerriganPC Robert WalkerStarring
Steven BlakeleyPC Geoffrey YoungerStarring
John DuttineSgt George MillerStarring
Clare WilleDS Rachel DawsonStarring
Joe McFaddenPC Joe MasonStarring
Rupert Ward-LewisPC Don WetherbyStarring
Georgie GlenSgt Jennifer NokesRecurring

Medical staff cast

Actor Character Appearances
Series 1
(April 1992  June 1992)
Series 2
(April 1993  June 1993)
Series 3
(October 1993  December 1993)
Series 4
(September 1994  December 1994)
Series 5
(September 1995  December 1995)
Series 6
(September 1996  December 1996)
Series 7
(August 1997  February 1998)
Series 8
(September 1998  February 1999)
Series 9
(September 1999  March 2000)
Series 10
(October 2000  April 2001)
Series 11
(October 2001  April 2002)
Series 12
(October 2002  May 2003)
Series 13
(September 2003  June 2004)
Series 14
(September 2004  June 2005)
Series 15
(September 2005  July 2006)
Series 16
(October 2006  August 2007)
Series 17
(November 2007  September 2008)
Series 18
(October 2008  September 2010)
Niamh CusackDr Kate RowanStarring
Frank MiddlemassDr Alex FerrenbyStarring
Peter FirthDr James RadcliffeRecurring
Kazia PelkaNurse Maggie BoltonStarring
David MichaelsDr Neil BoltonStarring
Clare CalbraithDr Tricia SummerbeeStarring
Sarah TanseyPharmacist Jenny LatimerStarring
Aislín McGuckinDr Liz MerrickStarring
Sophie WardDr Helen TrentStarring
Lisa KayNurse Carol CassidyStarring
Leon OckendenDr Chris OakleyRecurring

"Lovable rogue" cast

Actor Character Appearances
Series 1
(April 1992  June 1992)
Series 2
(April 1993  June 1993)
Series 3
(October 1993  December 1993)
Series 4
(September 1994  December 1994)
Series 5
(September 1995  December 1995)
Series 6
(September 1996  December 1996)
Series 7
(August 1997  February 1998)
Series 8
(September 1998  February 1999)
Series 9
(September 1999  March 2000)
Series 10
(October 2000  April 2001)
Series 11
(October 2001  April 2002)
Series 12
(October 2002  May 2003)
Series 13
(September 2003  June 2004)
Series 14
(September 2004  June 2005)
Series 15
(September 2005  July 2006)
Series 16
(October 2006  August 2007)
Series 17
(November 2007  September 2008)
Series 18
(October 2008  September 2010)
Bill MaynardClaude Jeremiah GreengrassStarring
Geoffrey HughesVernon ScrippsStarringGuest
Gwen TaylorPeggy ArmstrongStarring

Aidensfield residents cast

Actor Character Appearances
Series 1
(April 1992  June 1992)
Series 2
(April 1993  June 1993)
Series 3
(October 1993  December 1993)
Series 4
(September 1994  December 1994)
Series 5
(September 1995  December 1995)
Series 6
(September 1996  December 1996)
Series 7
(August 1997  February 1998)
Series 8
(September 1998  February 1999)
Series 9
(September 1999  March 2000)
Series 10
(October 2000  April 2001)
Series 11
(October 2001  April 2002)
Series 12
(October 2002  May 2003)
Series 13
(September 2003  June 2004)
Series 14
(September 2004  June 2005)
Series 15
(September 2005  July 2006)
Series 16
(October 2006  August 2007)
Series 17
(November 2007  September 2008)
Series 18
(October 2008  September 2010)
Stuart GollandGeorge WardStarring
Tricia PenroseGina WardStarring
Rupert VansittartLord AshfordlyRecurringRecurring
David LonsdaleDavid StockwellGuestRecurringStarring
Anne StallybrassEileen ReynoldsGuestStarring
Juliette GruberJoanna WestonStarring
Peter BensonBernard ScrippsStarring
Bernard GallagherGraham WestonRecurring
Arbel JonesMary WardStarring
Fiona DolmanJacqueline Rosemary LambertStarring
Martin LedwithAndy RyanRecurring
Richard LinternBen NortonStarring
Vanessa HehirRosemary CartwrightStarring
Murray HeadJack HollinsStarringGuest
Josefina GabrielleDebbie BlackRecurring
Nikki SandersonDawn BellamyStarring

Recurring characters

This section lists other characters who have appeared in more than one episode.

  • Jack Deam as Alan Maskell (1992).
  • Eileen O'Brien as Susan Maskell (credited as "Mrs Maskell") (1992).
  • Barrie Rutter as Walter Maskell (credited as "Mr Maskell") (1992).
  • Suzanne Hitchmough as Sandra Murray (1992).
  • Shirley Stelfox as Mrs. Parkin (1992).
  • Anne Rye as Angela Hamilton ("Miss Hamilton") (1992–1993)
  • Andy Abrahams as unnamed local magistrate (1992–2003).
  • Mike Kelly as Malcolm Mostyn (1993).
  • Dean Gatiss as Graham Blaketon (1993–1994; 4 episodes).
  • Sue Holderness as Joan Forrester (1993; 2 episodes).
  • Russell Boulter as Inspector Crossley (1993–1994; 3 episodes).
  • Melanie Kilburn as Rosie Tinniswood (1993, 1995; 2 episodes).
  • Karen Meagher as Inspector Murchison (1994; 7 episodes)
  • Julia Lane as Christine Ferguson (1994; 6 episodes).
  • Lucy Robinson as Jennifer Radcliffe (1994; 3 episodes).
  • Emelye Robinson as Susan Radcliffe (1994; 2 episodes).
  • Lesley Nicol as Rita Stirling (1995; 3 episodes).
  • Jenny Agutter as Susannah Temple-Richards (1994, 1996; 2 episodes).
  • Harry Beety as Joseph Walker (1995; 9 episodes).
  • Diane Langton as Ruby Rowan (1995–97; 6 episodes).
  • William Ash as Joe Norton (1995; 2 episodes).
  • Mark Addy as "Norman" (1995–96; 2 episodes).
  • Mary Healey as Mrs Watkins (1996; 4 episodes).
  • Elizabeth Bennett as Joyce Jowett (1996–2009, 16 episodes).
  • Kenneth Cranham as Charlie Wallace (1996; 2 episodes).
  • Wanda Ventham as Fiona Weston (19961997, 4 episodes).
  • Steven Townsley as Billy Burke (1996, 3 episodes).
  • Dominic Rickhards as Steve Adams (1997; 5 episodes).
  • Carol Royle as Lady Patricia Brewster (1997–2003; 4 episodes).
  • Charlotte Mitchell as Bessie Bellamy (1997–1999; 4 episodes).
  • Stratford Johns as Cyril Isaiah Greengrass (1997, 1998; 2 episodes).
  • Alan Halsall as Trevor Chivers (1998–1999; 4 episodes).
  • Stefan Podolchuk as Stuart Chivers (1998–1999; 4 episodes).
  • Lesley Clare O'Neill as Doreen Chivers (1998–1999; 3 episodes).
  • Keeley Forsyth as Sue Driscoll (1998, 2000; 7 episodes).
  • Phillippa Wilson as Penny Craddock (1998–1999, 2000, 2002; 7 episodes).
  • Maggie Tagney as Gladys Smethurst (1998–2000; 5 episodes).
  • Georgie Glen as Sgt Jennifer Nokes (2000–2001, 2003–2004, 2005, 2010).
  • Paul Opacic as Graham Rysinski (2000; 3 episodes).
  • Susan Jameson as Edwina Lambert (2000–2001; 2 episodes).
  • Barbara Bolton as Mrs Kellett (2001–2005; 9 episodes).
  • Francis Matthews as Dr James Alway (2002-2003; 4 episodes).
  • Christine Bottomley as Susie Ward (2002; 5 episodes).
  • Beatrice Kelley as Olive Winstanley (6 episodes, 2003–2009).
  • Anita Carey as Barbara Crane (2 episodes, 2003).
  • Trevor Ray as William Barraclough (2 episodes, 2003–2004).
  • Jane Hazlegrove as Diane Crichard (4 episodes, 2004).
  • Helena Calvert as Clare Owen (4 episodes; 2005).
  • Victor McGuire as Brian Parker (2005, two episodes).
  • Tim Brooke-Taylor as Ronnie Smethers (2005, 2008, 2009; 4 episodes).
  • Lauren Drummond as Jane Black (2005–2006).
  • Gabriella Dixon as Susan Black (2005–2006).
  • Jack Ferguson as Peter Black (2005–2006).
  • Geoffrey Chater (British character actor) as Col Hal Clifford (2004, two episodes as different characters)

Guest stars

Over the years, a number of well-known guest stars have made one-off appearances in Heartbeat, either in cameo roles or more substantial single-episode parts. These include Richard Todd (legendary actor and Second World War hero), David Essex (as a traveller, or tinker), David McCallum, Charlotte Church, Michelle Dockery, John Nettles, Philip Jackson, Geraldine Newman, Siobhan Finneran, John Simm, Gary Barlow, David Dickinson, Todd Carty, Philip Glenister, Lulu, George Cole (as Albert "The Prof" Hallows), Ray Illingworth, Brian Close, Margaret Tyzack, Roy Dotrice, Roland Gift, Ralf Little, Dickie Bird, Daniel Craig, Clive Swift, Jean Alexander, Geoffrey Bayldon, Tim Brooke-Taylor (as Peggy Armstrong's solicitor), Twiggy, Benedict Cumberbatch, Noel Fitzpatrick, Leslie Phillips, Lindsey Coulson, George Layton, Gabrielle Drake, Robin Ellis, Leslie Grantham, George Baker, Paul Nicholas, Brigit Forsyth, Jan Francis, Peter Vaughan, Celia Imrie, Helen Lederer, singer Alan Price, Sam Kelly, Duncan Preston, Rodney Bewes, Bobby Ball, Tommy Cannon(uncredited), Russ Abbot, impressionist Jon Culshaw, Freddie Garrity (lead singer of Freddie and the Dreamers), Miranda Raison and Dave King as Aidensfield Station Master, Roy Hutton, Stephen Graham [Gina’s cousin in S1 E10], Hugo Spear [S2 E9], James Cosmo [S1 E5], Annette Crosbie, who plays Margaret Meldrew in One Foot in the Grave[S1 E6], Sue Holderness who plays Marlene Boyce in Only Fools & Horses[S3 E7], Peter Firth [S4 E1].

See also

References

  1. "TV recruits rogue to rival Greengrass". The Daily Telegraph. 19 June 2001. Retrieved 26 March 2009.

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