Cast
- Julia Stiles as Paige Morgan
- Luke Mably as Edvard, Crown Prince/King of Denmark ("Eddie Williams")
- Ben Miller as Søren
- Miranda Richardson as Rosalind, Queen-consort of Denmark
- James Fox as Haraald, King of Denmark
- Alberta Watson as Amy Morgan
- John Bourgeois as Ben Morgan
- Zachary Knighton as John Morgan
- Stephen O'Reilly as Mike Morgan
- Elisabeth Waterston as Beth Curtis
- Eliza Bennett as Princess Arabella
- Devin Ratray as Scotty
- Clare Preuss as Stacey
- Yaani King as Amanda
- Eddie Irvine as Himself
- Angelo Tsarouchas as Stu
- Jacques Tourangeau as Professor Amiel
- Joanne Baron as Margueritte - Royal Designer
- Stephen Singer as Professor Begler
- Sarah Manninen as Krista
- Tony Munch as Keith Kopetsky
- John Nelles as Race Announcer
- Claus Bue as Lutheran Archbishop
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