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Cast & Crew

Emma Laird (Actor) .. Shannon

Loyle Carner (Actor) .. Arran

Sam Riley (Actor) .. Dylan

Laura Fraser (Actor) .. Cat

Lindsay Duncan (Actor) .. Ollie

Neil Leiper (Actor) .. Sam

Thierry Mabonga (Actor) .. Spencer

Gordon Brown (Actor) .. Eddie

Russ Bain (Actor) .. Ben

Connor Newall (Actor) .. Liangelo

Lucas Green (Actor) .. Young Liangelo

Joseph Ogbu (Actor) .. Young Arran

Charlotte Regan (Writer)

Theo Barrowclough (Executive producer)

Jolyon Symonds (Executive producer)

Tessa Ross (Executive producer)

Juliette Howell (Executive producer)

Angus Lamont (Producer)

Did You Know..

Emma Laird (Actor) .. Shannon

Loyle Carner (Actor) .. Arran

Sam Riley (Actor) .. Dylan

Born: January 08, 1980 in Menston, West Yorkshire

Best Known For: Playing Ian Curtis in Control.

Early-life: Samuel Peter W. Riley was born on January 8, 1980 in Menston, West Yorkshire to nursery school teacher Amanda and textile agent Andrew. He studied at Malsis School, Cross Hills and at Uppingham School. He was a member of the National Youth Theatre and was turned down by both the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

Career: Riley got his breakthrough when he was cast as Joy Division frontman, Ian Curtis in the biopic Control. Following this, he landed roles in Franklyn (2008), Brighton Rock (2010), On The Road (2012) and Byzantium (2012). One of his biggest roles came in 2014 when he played Diaval in Maleficent. More recently, he has played Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016) and appeared in Free Fire (2016), as well as TV series SS-GB and Tinkershrimp and Dutch.

Quote: 'I'm an actor, of course, so I like to show off.'

Trivia: He was the lead singer of the band 10,000 Things.

Laura Fraser (Actor) .. Cat

Lindsay Duncan (Actor) .. Ollie

Born: November 07, 1950 in Edinburgh

Best Known For: Her many acclaimed stage roles.

Early-life: Born November 7, 1950, in Edinburgh, but spent part of her childhood in Leeds and Birmingham. Neither of her parents had a showbusiness background, and her mother originally wanted her to become a doctor. However, they supported her decision to tread the boards after the acting bug bit while appearing in school productions. She regrets the fact her father - who died in a car accident when she was a teenager - didn't live to see her success.

Career: After spells at Bristol University and the Central School of Speech and Drama, she landed professional roles in a variety of theatrical productions. Her first TV appearance came in 1975's Further Up Pompeii! Parts at the Royal Exchange in the likes of The Rivals and What the Butler Saw gained her huge acclaim. Arguably her biggest stage successes have both come opposite Alan Rickman, in productions of Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Private Lives. Duncan has popped up in TV and film projects such as Reilly: The Ace of Spies, Kit Curran, Prick Up Your Ears, Traffik, GBH, Jake's Progress, Oliver Twist, An Ideal Husband, Doctor Who, Poirot, Alice in Wonderland and Rome.

Quote: 'All good rehearsals involve quite a lot of laughing, that's the way to get through it.'

Trivia: She took a role in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace to please their son, Cal, who is a huge fan of the franchise.