Cast
- Craig Kelly as Vince Tyler
- Jason Merrells as Phil Delaney
- Aidan Gillen as Stuart Alan Jones
- Charlie Hunnam as Nathan Maloney
- Andy Devine as Bernard Thomas
- Denise Black as Hazel Tyler
- Saira Todd as Lisa Levene
- Esther Hall as Romey Sullivan
- Juley McCann as Siobhan Potter
- Alfred Robinson/Olivia K.Critchley as Baby Alfred
- Carla Henry as Donna Clark
- Ben Maguire as Christian Hobbs
- Alison Burrows as Sandra Docherty
- Susan Cookson as Marcie Finch
- Caroline Pegg as Rosalie Cotter
- Caroline O'Neill as Janice Maloney
- Jane Cawdon as Helen Maloney
- Antony Cotton as Alexander Perry
- Peter O'Brien as Cameron Roberts
- Jonathon Natynczyk as Dazz Collinson
- Maria Doyle Kennedy as Marie Jones Threepwood
- John Brobbey as Lance Amponah
- Ger Ryan as Margaret Jones
- Ian McElhinney as Clive Jones
- Paul Copley as Roy Maloney
- Adam Zane as Dane McAteer
- Kate Fitzgerald as Mrs Delaney
- Sarah Jones as Suzie Smith
- Michael Culkin as Martin Brooks
- Andrew Lancel as Harvey Black
- Michael Biffen as Gareth Critchly
- Paul Oldham as "Spike" O’Hagan
- Steve Ramsden as Colin Goodfuk
- David Prosho as Muscle Man
- Paul Simpson as Michael
- Lee Warburton as Piero McCarthy
- Jim Shepley as Jonathan Walker
- Adam Heywood Fogerty as Roger Clements
- Toshi Dokiya as Lee "Kane"
- Michael Atkinson as Mr Latham
- Elizabeth Steele as Stuart’s neighbour
- Robert Ashcroft as Gary McGee
- David Williamson as Bob Green
- Roxy Hart as Karaoke hostess
- Andrew Mawdsley as Tom Threepwood
- Stuart Mawdsley as Ben Threepwood
- Alan Halsall as Midge
- Samantha Cunningham as Cathy Mott
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