Cast
- Roger Daltrey as Tommy Walker
- Ann-Margret as Nora Walker
- Oliver Reed as Uncle Frank
- Elton John as The Pinball Wizard
- Eric Clapton as The Preacher
- John Entwistle as Himself
- Keith Moon as Uncle Ernie/Himself
- Paul Nicholas as Cousin Kevin
- Jack Nicholson as The Specialist
- Robert Powell as Group Captain Walker
- Pete Townshend as Himself
- Tina Turner as The Acid Queen
- Arthur Brown as The Priest
- Victoria Russell as Sally Simpson
- Ben Aris as Rev. A. Simpson V. C.
- Mary Holland as Mrs. Simpson
- Gary Rich as Rock Musician
- Dick Allan as President Black Angels
- Barry Winch as Young Tommy
- Eddie Stacey as Bovver Boy
- Jennifer Baker as Nurse 1
- Susan Baker as Nurse 2
- Imogen Claire as Nurse at Specialist's Practice
- Christine Hewett as Lady in Black Beauty chocolate ad
- Juliet King as Handmaiden to Acid Queen
- Gillian Lefkowitz as Handmaiden to Acid Queen
- Liz Strike as Vocal Chorus
- Simon Townshend as Newsboy/Vocal Chorus
- Mylon LeFevre as Vocal Chorus
- Billy Nicholls as Vocal Chorus
- Jeff Roden as Vocal Chorus
- Margo Newman as Voice of Nurse 1/Vocal Chorus
- Gillian McIntosh as Vocal Chorus
- Vicki Brown as Voice of Nurse 2/Vocal Chorus
- Kit Trevor as Vocal Chorus
- Helen Shappel as Vocal Chorus
- Paul Gurvitz as Vocal Chorus
- Alison Dowling as Voice of Young Tommy/Vocal Chorus
- Ken Russell as Cripple
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