Cast in Order of Appearance
- Catherine McCormack as Alice
- Robert Carlyle as Don
- Amanda Walker as Sally
- Shahid Ahmed as Jacob
- Garfield Morgan as Geoff
- Emily Beecham as Karen
- Beans Balawi as Boy in cottage
- Jeremy Renner as Doyle
- Harold Perrineau as Flynn
- Rose Byrne as Scarlet
- Imogen Poots as Tammy
- Mackintosh Muggleton as Andy
- Meghan Popiel as DLR soldier
- Idris Elba as Stone
- Stewart Alexander as Military officer
- Philip Bulcock as Senior medical officer
- Chris Ryman as Rooftop sniper
- Tristan Tait as Soldier
- William Meredith as Medical officer
- Matt Reeves as Bunker soldier
- Thomas Garvey as Bunker major
- Tom Bodell as Medical centre lobby soldier
- Andrew Byron as Carpark soldier
- Sarah Finigan Roderic Culver Maeve Ryan Ed Coleman Karen Meagher Amanda Lawrence Simon Delaney Drew Rhys-Williams as Carpark civilians
- Raymond Waring as Sam
- Kish Sharma as Depot man
- Jane Thorne as Depot woman
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