The Diary of Samuel Pepys

Total Seasons :1Total Episodes : 14

Based on the diaries of the naval adiminister Samuel Pepys, it portrays life at the court of Charles II during the 1660s.

Episodes(14)

January 1, 1660

1. January 1, 1660

The action is set in the city of London and in Westminster in 1660.

Air Date : 1958-03-07

1660

2. 1660

Air Date : 1958-03-14

1660

3. 1660

Air Date : 1958-03-21

April, 1661

4. April, 1661

Air Date : 1958-03-28

1663

5. 1663

Air Date : 1958-04-11

1664

6. 1664

Air Date : 1958-04-18

March 4, 1665

7. March 4, 1665

Air Date : 1958-04-25

June 21, 1665

8. June 21, 1665

Air Date : 1958-05-02

September 9, 1665

9. September 9, 1665

Air Date : 1958-05-09

January 28, 1666

10. January 28, 1666

Air Date : 1958-05-16

September, 1666

11. September, 1666

Air Date : 1958-05-23

February, 1667

12. February, 1667

Air Date : 1958-05-30

February 1668

13. February 1668

Air Date : 1958-06-06

January, 1669

14. January, 1669

Air Date : 1958-06-13

Cast

Peter Sallis

(Samuel Pepys)

Susan Maryott

(Elizabeth Pepys)

Manning Wilson

(Lord Sandwich)

Douglas Wilmer

(King Charles II)

David Peel

(Duke of York)

Alan Rowe

(William Hewer)

Diana Fairfax

(Barbara Palmer)

Howard Lamb

(William Bowyer)

Frederick Peisley

(John Pepys)

Paul Eddington

(William Coventry)

John Arnatt

(General George Monk)

Bruce Stewart

(Will Shepley)

Patricia Key

(Landlord's Daughter)

Anthony Newlands

(Rear-Admiral Penn)

Glyn Jones

(Roger Palmer, Lord Castlemaine)

Josephine Wilson

(Lady Sandwich)

Edward Brooks

(Second Captain)

Gina Sheil

(Lady Jemima Sandwich (as Gina Shiel))

Hedley Colson

(Garter King-of-Arms)

Pamela Strong

(Frances Stuart)

Felicity Moore

(Maid to Mrs. Pepys)

Raymond Rollett

(Sir John Minnes (as Raymond Rollitt))

Bernard Archard

(Master Moore)

Susan Spear

(Jane, the Maid)

Colin Broadley

(Clerk)

Noel Davis

(Hawley)

Martin Sterndale

(George Downing)

Richard Williams

(John Crew)

Maurice Bennice

(Small Boy)

Kathleen Williams

(Mistress Pepys)

Patricia Heneghan

(Pall Pepys)

Kenneth Toye

(Eschar)

John Harvey

(Bonitot)

Alan Edwards

(Captain Cuttance)

Lee Richardson

(Bo'sun)

Henry McGee

(Mr. Phillips)

Michael Logan

(Vice-Admiral Lawson)

Terence Skelton

(First Captain (as Terry Skelton))

Harry Littlewood

(Landlord of Dutch Inn)

Diana Scougall

(Dutch Woman)

Robert Algar

(Mayor of Dover)

Hamish Roughead

(Tom Pepys (as James Roughead))

Geoffrey Hibbert

(Thomas Turner)

James Ottaway

(Sir Thomas Clarges)

Wilfred Fletcher

(Court Physician)

Joyce Chancellor

(Mother)

Lesley Howell

(Sick Child)

Hamilton Dyce

(Mr. Watts)

Noel Coleman

(Mr. Spong)

Harold Scott

(Thomas Barlow)

John Dunbar

(Bishop of London)

Douglas Stewart

(Sir William Batten)

Ivy Croucher

(Lady Batten)

Audrey O'Flynn

(Lady Penn)

Paul Garner

(Attendant (as Paul Gainer))

Helen Misener

(Anne Pepys)

Lawrence James

(Tom Trice)

Hugh Evans

(Jasper Trice)

Jill Carey

(Duchess of York)

Annabelle Lee

(Orange Woman)

Dennis Handby

(Foreman)

Blakeney Gray

(Workman)

Ivor Salter

(Bailiff)

Ferdy Mayne

(Master Pembleton)

Nanette Newman

(Betty Lane)

John Baker

(Irate Man)

Graham Ashley

(Anthony Deane)

Kenneth Midwood

(Mr. Bagwell, a Carpenter)

Mildred Mayne

(Mrs. Bagwell)

Terence Greenidge

(Sir George Carteret)

Bartlett Mullins

(Uncle Wight)

Edward Wade

(Sir Arthur Slingsby)

Tom Watson

(Clerk)

Michael Griffiths

(Captain Grove)

Peter Stephens

(Lord Clarendon)

Sally Miles

(Cook-Maid)