James and the Giant Peach

A TV adaptation of Roald Dahl's classic book.

Cast

Simon Bell

as James Henry Trotter

Anna Quayle

as Aunt Spiker

Ann Beach

as Aunt Sponge

Arthur Hewlett

as Old Man

Andrew Sachs

as Interviewer / 1st Naval Officer / Security Chief

Thorley Walters

as Grasshopper

Pat Coombs

as Spider

Kate Lock

as Ladybird

Bernard Cribbins

as Centipede

Hugh Lloyd

as Earthworm

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