Cast
- The Lamson-Scribener household
- Tabitha Wady ..... Lydia Weston
- Rosemary Leach ..... Nanny Collins
- Rupert Frazer ..... Lord George Lamson-Scribener
- Briony Glassco ..... Lady Constance Lamson-Scribener
- Nicholas Irons ..... Lord Hugh Lamson-Scribener
- Peter Forbes ..... Fowler
- The Hutchinson household
- Victoria Smurfit ..... Hannah Randall
- Sophie Walker ..... Isabel Hutchinson
- Rosalind Knight ..... Great-Aunt Effie
- Ruth Sheen ..... Nanny Simmons
- Adam Hayes ..... Bertie Hutchinson
- The St. John household
- Clare Wilkie ..... Matty Wickham
- Jason O'Mara ..... Ned Jones
- Hermione Norris ..... Victoria St. John
- Sean Murray ..... Arnold St. John
- Kate Williams ..... Mrs. McClusky
- Maggie McCarthy ..... Cook
- Amy Hodge ..... Pringle
- And
- Etela Pardo ..... Mrs. Bronowski
- William Scott-Masson ..... Captain Mason
- Stuart Laing ..... Jack Wickham
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