Cast
- Angus Peter Campbell/Aonghas Pàdraig Caimbeul as Grandfather
- Patrick Morrison/Pàdruig Moireasdan as Aonghas (aged 9)
- Coll Macdonald/Colla Dòmhnallach as Aonghas (aged 20)
- Dolina MacLennan as Grandmother
- David Walker/Daibhidh Walker as Archie
- Winnie Brook Young as Màiri
- Chris Macdonald/Crìsdean Dòmhnallach as Donnchadh
- Annie Macleod/Annie NicLeòid as Akira Gunn
- Calum MacFhionghain as The Magician
- Scott Handy as Patrick Loch
- Toby Robertson as The Duke of Sutherland
- Màrtainn Mac an t-Saoir as Akira's father
- Iain Macrae as Macdonald/An Dòmhnallach
- Vidal Sancho as The Spaniard
- Isabel NicRath as Sìleas
- Meg Bateman as Sìleas' mother
- Charles Quinnell/Tearlach Quinnell as Each Uisge/Water-horse
- Kathleen MacInnes/Kathleen NicAonghais as Catriona
- Eòghainn MacFhionghain as Calum
- Angus Macdonald/Aonghas MacDhòmhnaill as The Eldest Son/Am Mac Bu Shine
- Kathleen Macdonald/Kathleen NicDhòmhnaill as Ailsa Macleod/Eilis NicLeòid
- Iain “Seonachan” MacLeòid as Alec
- Aonghas Iain MacDhòmhnaill as Eòghainn
- Lachlan Graham as Neach-Leanmhainn
- Niall Caimbeul as Geàrrd/Neach-ciùil
- Coinneach MacEalair Saighdear
- Jim Sutherland as Neach-ciùil
- Marian Lloyd as Neach-ciùil
- Iseabail Strachan as Neach-ciùil
- Fiona NicAsgaill as Neach-ciùil
- Donald a' see saw as Iain a' dial dial
- Maggie Beag as Catriona a' blank blank
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