John Bown, actor and film director, 1965
Walter Brown, New Zealand actor living in England since the 1960s, London 1962
Jo Collins, co-founder and Musical Director of Chickenshed Theatre Company, 1990
Billy Connolly
Terence Cooper, film actor, 1963
Kenneth Cope, actor and writer, 1962
Matthew Corbett, pupeteer and television presenter, the man behind Sooty
Paul Daneman, actor and writer in theatre, film and television, London 1961
Clare Davidson, theatre director, coach and teacher of acting and voice, while she was working at LAMDA in London, 1963
Rupert Davies, actor, famous for his portrayal of Simenon's Maigret on TV in the 1960s (among many other roles), Penn, Buckinghamshire, 1968
Dame Judi Dench and Michael Williams, trustees and very good friends, with members of Chickenshed Theatre Company, 1987
Actress Deirdre Denham in 1966 - she is now Deirdre O'Day (her real name) writer and expert on fine arts and Victorian jewellery
Shirley Anne Field, shortly after her triumph as Albert Finney's girlfriend in 'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, 1962
Uri Geller, controversial Israeli paranormalist, telepathic performer, celebrity and the world's leading bender of spoons, London 1989
Sheila Hancock in 1966
Robert Hardy, actor and writer, in Richmond Park in 1961
Jean Hart
Thomas Heathcote, actor, at his home in Hampstead, London, 1961
Gary Hope, actor, while he was a student at LAMDA in London
Stacy Keach, American actor in film, television and the theatre, while he was a student at LAMDA in London 1965
Cavan Kendall, actor and photographer, 1963
Renny Lister, actress, 1962
Reg Lye, Australian character actor busy in England in the sixties and seventies, London 1963. He died in 1988
Jean Marsh, actress and writer, 1961
Margaret Nolan, actress, model, famous for being the girl in the 'Goldfinger' title sequence, 1967
Hazel Penwarden, actress, 1964
Vanessa Redgrave recording her protest song 'Hanging on a Tree' for Topic Records, London, 1964
Oliver Reed, film actor, 1963
Margaret Reilly, actress, 1976
Andrew Robinson, American actor on film and television, best known as Scorpio the serial killer in 'Dirty Harry', while he was a student at LAMDA in London 1965
Anton Rogers, actor in theatre, film and television, and occasional director and writer, London 1963 He died in 2007
Norman Rossington, well-known character actor in film, television and on stage, 1962. He died in 1999
David Rubin, actor, London 1988
Richard Vincent, actor, playwright, director and screenwriter, 1981
Mary Ward, co-founder and Artistic Director of Chickenshed Theatre Company, 1990
Jane Wenham, actress in film, theatre and especially television, London 1972