Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Norman Kaye | Charles Bremer |
| Alyson Best | Lisa |
| Chris Haywood | David |
| Sarah Walker | Jane |
| Julia Blake | Art Teacher |
| Bob Ellis | Psychiatrist |
| Barry Dickins | Postman |
| Patrick Cook | Coppershop Man |
| Victoria Eagger | Angela |
| Werner Herzog | The Father |
| Hilary Kelly | Mother |
| James Stratford | Young Charles |
| Eileen Joyce | Aunt |
| Marianne Baillieu | Aunt |
| Lirit Bilu | Florist |
| Juliet Bacskai | Florist |
| Dawn Klingberg | Cleaning lady |
| Tony Llewellyn-Jones | Church warden |
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