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Karlheinz Böhm
Mark Lewis
Moira Shearer
Vivian
Anna Massey
Helen Stephens
Maxine Audley
Mrs. Stephens
Brenda Bruce
Dora
Miles Malleson
Elderly Gentleman Customer
Esmond Knight
Arthur Baden
Martin Miller
Dr. Rosen
Michael Goodliffe
Don Jarvis
Jack Watson
Chief Insp. Gregg
Shirley Anne Field
Pauline Shields
Pamela Green
Milly
John Barrard
Small Man (uncredited)
Robert Crewdson
Shop Assistant on Film Set (uncredited)
Nigel Davenport
Det. Sgt. Miller (uncredited)
Michael Powell
Mark's Father - A.N. Lewis (uncredited)
Susan Travers
Lorraine the Model (uncredited)
Keith Baxter
Det. Baxter (uncredited)
John Chappell
Clapper Boy (uncredited)
Roland Curram
Young Man in Sports Car (uncredited)
John Dunbar
Police Doctor (uncredited)
Maurice Durant
Publicity Chief (uncredited)
Paddi Edwards
Girl Electrician (uncredited)
Cornelia Frances
Girl in Sports Car Leaving Studio (uncredited)
Veronica Hurst
Miss Simpson - Jarvis' Secretary (uncredited)
M. Le Compte
Lover in Garden (uncredited)
Mme. Le Compte
Lover in Garden (uncredited)
Bartlett Mullins
Mr. Peters - News Agent Shop Owner (uncredited)
Pete Murray
Young Man Embracing Girl (uncredited)
Margaret Neale
Mark's Stepmother (uncredited)
Columba Powell
Mark as a Child (uncredited)
Guy Kingsley Poynter
P. Tate - Studio Cameraman (uncredited)
Frankie Reidy
Mark's Mother on Deathbed (uncredited)
Alan Rolfe
Store Detective (uncredited)
Frank Singuineau
Electrician #1 (uncredited)
Peggy Thorpe-Bates
Mrs. Partridge (uncredited)
Robert Vossler
Policeman (uncredited)
Brian Wallace
Tony - Downstairs Lodger in Lewis' House (uncredited)
Brian Worth
Assistant Director (uncredited)
Jack Carter
St John's Medic (uncredited)
Joanna Vogel
Party Guest (uncredited)

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A review by John Chard

Written by John Chard on Tue Feb 11 2014

Fear and the Nervous System. Peeping Tom is directed by Michael Powell and written by Leo Marks. It stars Carl Boehm, Moira Shearer, Anna Massey, Maxine Audley and Brenda Bruce. Music is by Brian Easdale and cinematography by Otto Heller. A famous (infamous) film for a number of reasons, not least that the fall out from its release effectively finished the career of the great Michael Powell. Interestingly now, still some 50 plus years later, there are still people discovering the film for the first time and not being sure what they have just watched; much like many critics back in 1960 a...