Cast
- J. M. Barrie - Ian Holm – His son Barnaby plays the eldest of the Davies boys in the scenes in which the two become friends.
- Sylvia Llewelyn Davies - Ann Bell
- Arthur Llewelyn Davies - Tim Pigott-Smith
- Mary Hodgson - Anna Cropper
- Mary Barrie - Maureen O'Brien
- Charles Frohman - William Hootkins
Each of the boys is portrayed by a series of young actors as the years pass within the story:
- George Llewelyn Davies - Barnaby Holm, Paul Holmes, Philip Kassler, Mark Benson, and Christopher Blake
- Jack Llewelyn Davies - Nicholas Borton, Guy Hewitt, David Wilson, and Osmund Bullock
- Peter Llewelyn Davies - Jean-Benoit Louveaux, Matthew Blakstad, Dominic Heath, and Tom Kelly
- Michael Llewelyn Davies - Sebastian Buss, Paul Spurrier, Alexander Buss, Charles Tatnall, and William Relton
- Nicholas Llewelyn Davies - Stephen Mathews, Jason Fathers, Matthew Ryan, and David Parfitt
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