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Toni Palmer as Rosie |
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George Sewell as Ricketts |
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Dennis Golding as Scrimpy |
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Jane Muir as Sister Bridget (as Jayne Muir) |
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Wally Patch as Grandad |
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Will Stampe as Scrap merchant |
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Carol White as The Princess |
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Hilda Barry as Grandma |
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Alec Ross as PC Nicholls |
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Julie May as Wendy |
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Penelope Parry as Prison officer |
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Edwin Brown as Police sergeant |
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Alister Williamson as Inpsector Brisby |
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Tommy Godfrey as Jimmy the Gent |
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Rita Webb as Floss |
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Andria Lawrence as Sandra |
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Griffith Davies as Pretty boy |
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George Tovey as Tug Wilson |
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Fanny Carby as Liz Kelly |
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Dickie Owen as Big Al |
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Aubrey Richards as Prison Governor |
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Ted Peel as Harry |
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Alec Coleman as Snuffy |
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Eunice Black as Audrey |
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Howell Evans as Prison Gatekeeper |
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Ray Barron as Fidgetty Joe |
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Frank Jarvis as Old Ears |
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Bernard Stone as Jack the Butcher |
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Winifred Sabine as Customer |
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Tommy Fullbrook as Tommy |
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Dermot MacDowell as Customer |
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Heather Barbour as Salvation Army Girl |
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Patrick O'Connell as Nobby |
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John Fermosa as Boy |
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Roy Thomas as Boy |
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Tommy Gent as Boy |
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Trevor Roger as Boy |
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Barry Payne as Boy |
| Sound | Stanley Myers | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Michael Wield | Production Design |
| Directing | Ken Loach | Director |
| Writing | Jimmy O'Connor | Writer |
| Production | James MacTaggart | Producer |
| Editing | Michael Johns | Editor |
| Writing | Tony Garnett | Story Editor |
| Production | Michael Wield | Production Designer |
