Cast
- Colin Farrell as Ray, a well-meaning Irish hitman wracked with guilt from his first assignment
- Brendan Gleeson as Ken, an older and more experienced Irish hitman
- Ralph Fiennes as Harry Waters, a violent crime boss with unbending principles
- Clémence Poésy as Chloë Villette, a Belgian criminal and production assistant who is also a drug-dealer
- Jordan Prentice as Jimmy, an American drug-addicted dwarf actor
- Thekla Reuten as Marie, co-owner and operator of the hotel
- Jérémie Renier as Eirik, Chloë's ex-boyfriend and ex-partner in crime
- Anna Madeley as Denise, a Dutch prostitute picked up by Jimmy
- Elizabeth Berrington as Natalie, Harry's wife
- Eric Godon as Yuri, Harry's Belgian contact who sells illegal weaponry
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