Babylon (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Brinsley Forde as David, "Blue"
  • Karl Howman as Ronnie
  • Trevor Laird as "Beefy"
  • Brian Bovell as "Spark"
  • Victor Romero Evans as "Lover"
  • David N. Haynes as Errol
  • Archie Pool as "Dreadhead"
  • T-Bone Wilson as Wesley
  • Mel Smith as Alan
  • Beverly Michaels as Elaine
  • Maggie Steed as Woman at Lockup Garage
  • Bill Moody as Man on Balcony
  • Stefan Kalipha as Fat Larry
  • Beverley Dublin as Sandra
  • Granville Garner as Sandra's Father
  • Mark Monero as Carlton
  • David Cunningham as Sir Watts
  • Cosmo Laidlaw as Rastaman
  • Terence Dackombe as Thug
  • Mikey Campbell as Promoter
  • Angus Zeb as Doorman
  • Wendell McKellar as Doorman
  • Frank Sylvester as Weightlifter
  • David Gant as Police Commissioner
  • Michael Gunn as Detective at Door
  • Harry Miller as Detective at Door
  • Yvonne Agard as Mrs. Watts
  • Alan Igbon as Rupert
  • Donovan Platt as William
  • Charles Cork as CID Detective
  • Gary Whelan as CID Detective
  • Derek Broome as Bus Conductor
  • Anthony Trent as Fence
  • Patrick Worrall as Spooky
  • Malcolm Frederick as Wolf
  • Vilma Hollingbery as Woman in Street
  • Cynthia Powell as Mum
  • King Sounds as Compere
  • Ann Duncan as Beefy's Girl

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