Riven

Dick Van Dyke

as Caractacus Potts

Sally Ann Howes

as Truly Scrumptious

Lionel Jeffries

as Grandpa Potts

Gert Fröbe

as Baron Bomburst

Anna Quayle

as Baroness Bomburst

Benny Hill

as Toymaker

James Robertson Justice

as Lord Scrumptious

Robert Helpmann

as Child Catcher

Barbara Windsor

as Blonde

Davy Kaye

as Admiral

Alexander Doré

as First Spy

Bernard Spear

as Second Spy

Stanley Unwin

as Chancellor

Peter Arne

as Captain of Guard

Heather Ripley

as Jemima Potts

Adrian Hall

as Jeremy Potts

Desmond Llewelyn

as George Coggins

Victor Maddern

as Junkman

Arthur Mullard

as Cyril, Big Man

Ross Parker

as Chef

Gerald Campion

as Minister

Felix Felton

as Minister

Monti DeLyle

as Minister

Totti Truman Taylor

as Duchess

Larry Taylor

as Lieutenant

Max Bacon

as Orchestra Leader

Max Wall

as Inventor

John Heawood

as Inventor

Michael Darbyshire

as Inventor

Kenneth Waller

as Inventor

Gerald Taylor

as Inventor

Eddie Davis

as Inventor

Richard Wattis

as Secretary at Sweet Factory (Uncredited)

Phil Collins

as Vulgarian Teen

Robert Arditti

as Dancer (uncredited)

Vic Armstrong

as Cavalry Guard at Cannon (uncredited)

Michael Audreson

as Peter (uncredited)

Theo Aygar

as 4th Minister (uncredited)

John Baskcomb

as Castle Chef (uncredited)

Roy Beck

as Grand Prix Spectator (uncredited)

Jimmy Berriman

as Child in Castle (uncredited)

Eunice Black

as Courtier (uncredited)

Bill Brandon

as 'Test your Strength' Attendant (uncredited)

Phil Collins

as Vulgarian Child (uncredited)

Tim Condren

as Cavalry Guard (uncredited)

Sadie Corre

as Field Worker (uncredited)

John Corrie

as Soldier (uncredited)

John Crocker

as Under Chef (uncredited)

Cyril Cross

as Minister (uncredited)

Dan Darnelli

as Man in the Sweet Factory (uncredited)

Gabrielle Daye

as Lady-in-Waiting (uncredited)

Ernest Fennemore

as Man at Fair (uncredited)

Harry Fielder

as Soldier at Castle (uncredited)

Henry Gibson

as Dancer (uncredited)

Carson Green

as Urchin (uncredited)

Kay Hamilton

as 3rd Duchess (uncredited)

Miranda Hampton

as Scullery Maid (uncredited)

John Hicks

as Boy (uncredited)

Robert Jenner

as Field Worker (uncredited)

Nigel Kingsley

as Child in Castle (uncredited)

Teddy Kiss Atom

as Minor Role (uncredited)

George Leech

as Chitty's original driver (uncredited)

Jim Machin

as Child (uncredited)

Mary Maxfield

as Lady at the Fair (uncredited)

Connel Miles

as Dancer (uncredited)

Roy Murray

as Fairground Barker (uncredited)

Grace Newcombe

as 2nd Duchess (uncredited)

Dickie Owen

as Major Domo (uncredited)

Paul Phillips

as Soldier (uncredited)

Dido Plumb

as Townsman (uncredited)

Colin Rix

as Chauffeur (uncredited)

Jessie Robins

as Pastry Cook (uncredited)

Richard Wattis

as Secretary at Sweet Factory (uncredited)

Reg Thomason

as Castle Guest (uncredited)

Ken Hughes

Director

Ian Fleming

Novel

Roald Dahl

Screenplay

Albert R. Broccoli

Producer

Richard M. Sherman

Original Music Composer

Robert B. Sherman

Original Music Composer

Christopher Challis

Director of Photography

John Shirley

Editor

Ken Hughes

Screenplay

Vic Armstrong

Stunts

Robin Clarke

Music Editor

Ken Adam

Production Design

John Stears

Special Effects

David Middlemas

Production Supervisor

Harry Pottle

Art Direction

John Harris

Camera Operator

Frank Ernst

Location Manager

Gus Agosti

Assistant Director

Fred Hynes

Sound Recordist

John W. Mitchell

Sound Recordist

Robert W. Laing

Assistant Art Director

Michael White

Assistant Art Director

Peter Lamont

Assistant Art Director

Jackie Cummins

Wardrobe Supervisor

Peter R. Hunt

Associate Producer

Elizabeth Haffenden

Costume Design

Joan Bridge

Costume Design

Irwin Kostal

Music Supervisor

Irwin Kostal

Conductor

Richard Maibaum

Additional Dialogue

Stanley Sopel

Associate Producer

Harry Ledger

Assistant Editor

Mike Fox

Focus Puller

Richard M. Sherman

Songs

Robert B. Sherman

Songs

Angela Martelli

Continuity