Hold me! Hold me! Hold me!

Description: A mysterious artifact is unearthed in London, and famous scientist Bernard Quatermass is called into to divine its origins and explain its strange effects on people.

Cast:
Doctor Roney: James Donald
Quatermass: Andrew Keir
Barbara Judd: Barbara Shelley
Colonel Breen: Julian Glover
Sladden: Duncan Lamont
Captain Potter: Bryan Marshall
Howell: Peter Copley
Minister: Edwin Richfield
Police Sergeant Ellis: Grant Taylor
Sergeant Cleghorn: Maurice Good
Watson: Robert Morris
Journalist: Brian Walton
Sapper West: Hugh Futcher
Elderly Journalist: Hugh Morton
Vicar: Thomas Heathcote
Abbey Librarian: Noel Howlett
Pub Customer: Joseph Greig
Blonde: June Ellis
Johnson: Keith Marsh
Corporal Gibson: James Culliford
Miss Dobson: Bee Duffell
Electrician: Roger Avon
Technical Officer: Brian Peck
Inspector: John Graham
Newsvendor: Charles Lamb
Commuter: Bill Sawyer
Student archaeologist: Roy Beck
London Transport Official: Peter Bennett
Second Electrician: Bette Bourne
TV Interviewer: John Bown
Orderly Officer: Simon Brent
Institute Attendant: David Crane
Second Technician: Mark Elwes
Possessed Man: Mickey Varey
Man in Bar: George Fisher
Fleeing Man: Fred Haggerty
Barman: George Hilsdon
Messenger: Walter Horsbrugh
Institute Doorkeeper: Alastair Hunter
Black Workman: Elroy Josephs
Sapper: Eric Kent
Man Running from Station: James Payne
Older Workman: Michael Poole
Second London Transport Official: John Rutland
Army Officer: David Savile
Loader: Albert Shepherd
Other Workman: Gareth Thomas
TV Announcer: Ian White

Written by: Nigel Kneale

Director: Roy Ward Baker

Production: Hammer Film Productions

Release date: 07 Feb 1968