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Patrick McGoohan as Thomas Crimmin |
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Sylvia Syms as Kathleen |
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Walter Macken as Regan |
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Dermot Kelly as Donnelly |
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Jack Cunningham as Chief Warder |
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Hilton Edwards as Holy Healy |
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Philip O'Flynn as Prison Governor |
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Leo McCabe as Dr Flyn |
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Norman Rodway as Lavery |
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Marie Kean as Mrs. O'Hara |
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Pauline Delaney as Mickser's Wife |
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Geoffrey Golden as 1st Customs Official |
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Tom Irwin as 2nd Customs Official |
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Joseph O'Donnell as Poet |
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Agnes Bernelle as Meg |
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Iris Lawler as Minna |
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Dominic Roche as Prison Chaplain |
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Brian Hewitt-Jones as Jenkinson |
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Arthur O'Sullivan as 'Himself' - The Hangman |
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Aubrey Morris as Silvertop |
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Eamonn Brennan as Flaherty |
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Robert Bernal as Mickser |
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Gerry Alexander as Kelly |
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T. P. McKenna as Walsh |
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Harry Brogan as Dunlavin |
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Eric Gorman as Neighbour |
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James Caffrey as O'Connor |
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John Cowley as Cleary |
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John Welsh as Carroll |
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Eddie Golden as Reception Warder |
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David Kelly as Reception Clerk |
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Frank O'Donovan as Clancy |
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Desmond O'Neill as O'Shaughnessy |
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Aiden Grennell as Food Orderly |
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Derry Power as Stretcher Bearer |
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Brendan Cauldwell as Shamrock Attendant |
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Pat Layde as 1st Publican |
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Marie Conmee as Publican Woman |
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Michael C. Hennessy as 2nd Publican |
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James Brennan as Old Patriot |
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Ronnie Walsh as Irate Citizen |
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Charlie Roberts as Dock Worker |
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Marcella Grimes as Charwoman |
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Celia Salkeld as Lavery's Assistant |
| Directing | Arthur Dreifuss | Director |
| Writing | Arthur Dreifuss | Adaptation |
| Writing | Arthur Dreifuss | Screenplay |
| Writing | Jacqueline Sundstrom | Adaptation |
| Writing | Brendan Behan | Author |
| Production | Anthony Havelock-Allan | Producer |
| Sound | Alexander Faris | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Gitta Zadek | Editor |
| Art | Edward Marshall | Art Direction |
| Camera | Peter Hennessy | Director of Photography |
