Cast
| Actor | Character | No. of Episodes |
Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reece Shearsmith | Mr Jelly | 12 | Children's Entertainer |
| Maureen Sowerbutts | 12 | David's mother | |
| Brian MacMillan | 2 | "Evil Queen" in Snow White | |
| Jeremy Goode | 6 | Obsessive Librarian | |
| The Silent Singer | 6 | Appears to Jeremy when something bad is happening | |
| Phil Walker | 1 | TV location scout | |
| John Christie | 1 | Appears to David in a vision | |
| Steve Pemberton | David Sowerbutts | 14 | Ex-Ravenhill resident |
| Oscar Lomax | 8 | Ex-Ravenhill resident | |
| George Aston | 9 | Joy's husband | |
| Hattie | 5 | Shahrouz's blackmailing wife | |
| Judge Pennywise | 1 | Clown in Mr Jelly's nightmare | |
| Daniel Kaluuya | Michael "Tealeaf" Fry | 13 | Oscar's home help |
| Dawn French | Joy Aston | 9 | Ex-Ravenhill resident |
| Jason Tompkins | Robert Greenspan | 9 | "Blusher" in Snow White, ex-Ravenhill resident |
| Eileen Atkins | Edwina Kenchington | 9 | Nurse at Ravenhill Hospital |
| Imelda Staunton | Grace Andrews | 7 | Wants Kenchington's locket |
| Vilma Hollingbery | Claudia Wren | 6 | Care home resident and Jelly's assistant |
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