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Thatcher: The Downing Street Years

Best of Enemies (Season 1, Episode 2)
TV Episode | Documentary, History

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Updated Oct 27, 1993

Release date
Oct 27, 1993 (United Kingdom)

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29 cast members
Name Known for
Philip Tibenham
Self - Narrator (voice) Self - Narrator (voice)   See fewer
Anthony Acland
Self - Head of the Diplomatic Service 1982-1986 (as Sir Anthony Acland) Self - Head of the Diplomatic Service 1982-1986 (as Sir Anthony Acland)   See fewer
Robert Armstrong
Self - Cabinet Secretary, 1979-1987 (as Lord Armstrong) Self - Cabinet Secretary, 1979-1987 (as Lord Armstrong)   See fewer
Tony Benn
Self (as Tony Benn MP) Self (as Tony Benn MP)   See fewer
John Biffen
Self - Leader of the House of Commons, 1982-1987 (as John Biffen MP) Self - Leader of the House of Commons, 1982-1987 (as John Biffen MP)   See fewer
Leon Brittan
Self - Trade Secretary, 1985-1986 (as Sir Leon Brittan) Self - Trade Secretary, 1985-1986 (as Sir Leon Brittan)   See fewer
Peter Carrington
Self - Foreign Secretary 1979-1982 (as Lord Carrington) Self - Foreign Secretary 1979-1982 (as Lord Carrington)   See fewer
Frank Cooper
Self - Permanent Under-Secretary, Ministry of Defence 1976-1982 (as Sir Frank Cooper) Self - Permanent Under-Secretary, Ministry of Defence 1976-1982 (as Sir Frank Cooper)   See fewer
Cynthia Crawford
Self - Personal Assistant Self - Personal Assistant   See fewer
Denis Healey
Self - Shadow Foreign Secretary 1980-1987 (as Lord Healey) Self - Shadow Foreign Secretary 1980-1987 (as Lord Healey)   See fewer
Michael Heseltine
Self - Defence Secretary, 1983-1986 (as Michael Heseltine MP) Self - Defence Secretary, 1983-1986 (as Michael Heseltine MP)   See fewer
Bernard Ingham
Self - Mrs. Thatcher's Press Secretary, 1979-1990 (as Sir Bernard Ingham) Self - Mrs. Thatcher's Press Secretary, 1979-1990 (as Sir Bernard Ingham)   See fewer
Neil Kinnock
Self - Leader of the Labour Party, 1983-1992 (as Neil Kinnock MP) Self - Leader of the Labour Party, 1983-1992 (as Neil Kinnock MP)   See fewer
Nigel Lawson
Self - Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1983-1989 (as Lord Lawson) Self - Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1983-1989 (as Lord Lawson)   See fewer
Terence Lewin
Self - Chief of Defence Staff, 1979-1982 (as Lord Lewin) Self - Chief of Defence Staff, 1979-1982 (as Lord Lewin)   See fewer
Ian MacGregor
Self - Chairman, National Coal Board 1983-1986 (as Sir Ian MacGregor) Self - Chairman, National Coal Board 1983-1986 (as Sir Ian MacGregor)   See fewer
Alistair McAlpine
Self - Conservative Party Chairman, 1983-1990 (as Lord McAlpine) Self - Conservative Party Chairman, 1983-1990 (as Lord McAlpine)   See fewer
Emma Nicholson
Self (as Emma Nicholson MP) Self (as Emma Nicholson MP)   See fewer
Michael Palliser
Self - Head of the Diplomatic Service, 1975-1982 (as Sir Michael Palliser) Self - Head of the Diplomatic Service, 1975-1982 (as Sir Michael Palliser)   See fewer
Cecil Parkinson
Self - Chairman of the Conservative Party, 1981-1983 (as Lord Parkinson) Self - Chairman of the Conservative Party, 1981-1983 (as Lord Parkinson)   See fewer
Charles Powell
Self - Mrs. Thatcher's Private Secretary, 1984-1990 (as Sir Charles Powell) Self - Mrs. Thatcher's Private Secretary, 1984-1990 (as Sir Charles Powell)   See fewer
Dave Prendergast
Self - Notts UDM, 1984-1993 Self - Notts UDM, 1984-1993   See fewer
Francis Pym
Self - Foreign Secretary 1982-1983 (as Lord Pym) Self - Foreign Secretary 1982-1983 (as Lord Pym)   See fewer
Henry Richardson
Self - General Secretary, Notts NUM 1984 Self - General Secretary, Notts NUM 1984   See fewer
Nicholas Ridley
Self - Transport Secretary, 1983-1986 (as Lord Ridley) Self - Transport Secretary, 1983-1986 (as Lord Ridley)   See fewer
Robert Runcie
Self - Archbishop of Canterbury, 1980-1991 (as Lord Runcie) Self - Archbishop of Canterbury, 1980-1991 (as Lord Runcie)   See fewer
Norman Tebbit
Self - Trade Secretary, 1983-1985 (as Lord Tebbit) Self - Trade Secretary, 1983-1985 (as Lord Tebbit)   See fewer
William Whitelaw
Self - Deputy Prime Minister, 1979-1988 (as Lord Whitelaw) Self - Deputy Prime Minister, 1979-1988 (as Lord Whitelaw)   See fewer
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