Cast of Jeeves and Wooster
The principal and recurring cast, including changes of actor across the four ITV series.
Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie remain Jeeves and Bertie throughout. The table follows characters rather than actors so that recast roles are easy to compare. Series numbers refer to the original ITV run.
Aunt Dahlia has four actresses, one in each series. Aunt Agatha changes only for series four. Francesca Folan plays Madeline in series one and Florence in series four; Richard Braine appears as Rupert Steggles before taking over Gussie. Elizabeth Morton is the professional name used for Madeline in the later series; IMDb also indexes her as Elizabeth Heery.
The table covers the principal ensemble and named recurring supporting roles, with selected important guest characters. It is not a claim to reproduce every background performer or every single-episode credit. The linked full-credit sources provide that wider list.
Where a series span is not shown, the entry records the verified performer-role credit without asserting an episode-by-episode allocation. Minor credit spellings can differ between databases; these are identified rather than silently normalised.
| Character | Actor and series | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Jeeves | Stephen Fry (series 1–4) | [1] |
| Bertie Wooster | Hugh Laurie (series 1–4) | [1] |
| Aunt Agatha | Mary Wimbush (1–3); Elizabeth Spriggs (4) | [1] |
| Aunt Dahlia | Brenda Bruce (1); Vivian Pickles (2); Patricia Lawrence (3); Jean Heywood (4) | [1] |
| Madeline Bassett | Francesca Folan (1); Diana Blackburn (2); Elizabeth Morton, also known as Elizabeth Heery (3–4) | [1] |
| Gussie Fink-Nottle | Richard Garnett (1–2); Richard Braine (3–4) | [1] |
| Tuppy Glossop | Robert Daws (1–4) | [1] |
| Sir Watkyn Bassett | John Woodnutt (1–4) | [1] |
| Bingo Little | Michael Siberry (1–2); Pip Torrens (3–4) | [1] |
| Roderick Spode | John Turner (2–4) | [1] |
| Stiffy Byng | Charlotte Attenborough (2 and 4); Amanda Harris (3) | [1] |
| Stinker Pinker | Simon Treves (2–4) | [1] |
| Florence Craye | Fiona Gillies (3); Francesca Folan (4) | [1] |
| Stilton Cheesewright | Nicholas Palliser (4) | [1] |
| Honoria Glossop | Elizabeth Kettle (1–2 and 4) | [1] |
| Sir Roderick Glossop | Roger Brierley (1–2); Philip Locke (4) | [1] |
| Lady Glossop | Jane Downs (1–2) | [1] |
| Barmy Fotheringay-Phipps | Adam Blackwood (1); Martin Clunes (2) | [1] |
| Oofy Prosser | Richard Dixon (1–2 and 4) | [1] |
| Drones porter | Michael Ripper (1–2) | [1] |
| Bobbie Wickham | Nina Botting (1); Niamh Cusack (2) | [1] |
| Pauline Stoker | Sharon Holm (2); Kim Huffman (3) | [1] |
| J. Washburn Stoker | Manning Redwood (2); Don Fellows (3) | [1] |
| Tom Travers | Ralph Michael (1 and 4) | [1] |
| Lord Bittlesham | Geoffrey Toone (2–4) | [1] |
| Constable Oates | Campbell Morrison (2); Stewart Harwood (3); Sydney Livingstone (4) | [1] |
| Brinkley | Fred Evans (2 and 4) | [1] |
| George Caffyn | David Crean (3); Nigel Whitmey (4) | [1] |
| Claude Wooster | Hugo Blick (1); Jeremy Brook (4) | [1] |
| Eustace Wooster | Ian Jeffs (1); Joss Brook (4) | [1] |
| Mr Blumenfield | Billy J. Mitchell (1 and 3) | [1] |
| Sydney Blumenfield | Anatol Yusef (1 and 3) | [1] |
| Chuffy Chuffnell | Matthew Solon (2) | [1] |
| Angela Travers | Amanda Elwes (1) | [1] |
| Anatole | John Barrard (series 1) | [2] |
| Rupert Steggles | Richard Braine (1) | [1] |
| Coneybear / liftman | Ricco Ross; Joseph Mydell | [3] |
| Corrigan | Sam Douglas | [3] |
| Butterfield | Preston Lockwood; David Rolfe | [3] |
| Seppings | Neil Hallett; Ian Collier | [3] |
| Voules | Dave Atkins | [3] |
| Dobson | William Waghorn; Edmund Dring | [3] |
| Freddie Chalk-Marshall | John Duvall (British Comedy Guide credit spelling) | [3] |
| Freddie Widgeon | Charles Millham; John Duval (Wikipedia credit spelling) | [3] |
| Rocky Todd | John Fitzgerald-Jay | [3] |
| Boko Fittleworth | Richard Stirling | [3] |
| Seabury Pongleton | Edward Holmes | [4] |
| Myrtle Pongleton | Fidelis Morgan | [4] |
| Dwight Stoker | James Holland | [3] |
| Bookseller | Peter Carlisle | [3] |