New Scotland Yard Rogues Gallery (Season 3, Episode 12)
TV Episode | 52 min | Crime, Drama

New Scotland Yard

Rogues Gallery (Season 3, Episode 12)

TV Episode | 52 min | Crime, Drama

A Constable painting, stolen from a private collection, turns up on an easel in the Hartmann Gallery. Louis Hartmann himself lies dead at the foot of the stairs.

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Updated Sep 8, 1973

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Sep 8, 1973 (United Kingdom)

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17 cast members

Name	Known for
John Woodvine Chief Supt. John Kingdom Chief Supt. John Kingdom See fewer	An American Werewolf in London (1981)
John Carlisle Detective Sgt. Alan Ward Detective Sgt. Alan Ward See fewer	The Omega Factor (1979)
Julian Glover Eliot Duschene Eliot Duschene See fewer	Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)
Janet Key Jean Rossen Jean Rossen See fewer	1984 (1984)
Edward Burnham Mr. Ridley Mr. Ridley See fewer	To Sir, with Love (1967)
Christopher Benjamin Mr. Foster Mr. Foster See fewer	The Plague Dogs (1982)
Terence Soall Mr. Bledwin Mr. Bledwin See fewer	The Avengers (1961)
Brian Osborne Sergeant English Sergeant English See fewer	Last Orders (2001)
Gladys Spencer Roxie Morganson Roxie Morganson See fewer	BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950)
Robert Gary Larry Larry See fewer	The Feathered Serpent (1976)
Jack Lambert Barnado Officer Barnado Officer See fewer	Eureka Stockade (1949)
Barbara Grant School Secretary School Secretary See fewer	If You See God, Tell Him (1993)
Kenneth Gilbert Police Surgeon Police Surgeon See fewer	Wolfshead: The Legend of Robin Hood (1973)
John Oxley Police Constable Police Constable See fewer	Yellow Dog (1973)
Bernard Barnsley Police Constable (uncredited) Police Constable (uncredited) See fewer	Blue Perfume (1979)
Alan Harris Hartmann Gallery Patron (uncredited) Hartmann Gallery Patron (uncredited) See fewer	Hellraiser (1987)
Charles Shaw Hesketh Hartmann Gallery Patron (uncredited) Hartmann Gallery Patron (uncredited) See fewer	Emma (1972)