What actors and actresses appeared in Outlaws - 2004?

Answer 1

The cast of Outlaws - 2004 includes: Umar Ali as Young Asian Annabelle Apsion as CS Ross Angus Barnett as Ron the Con Jemelle Booth as Sean Riley Gemma Boyle as Leanne Gates Craig Broad as Jason Brown Alison Burrows as Social Worker Geoffrey Burton as Daniel Gulliver Nathan Bygrave as Michael Gates Richard Cadman as Bembridge James Cartwright as Mark Eliot Stephen Casey as Magistrate Merson Pamela Cheshire as Mrs. Winstanley Adam Colclough as PC Gooch Dennis Conlon as Middle-Aged Asian Des Cummings as Tom Passmore Danny Cunningham as DC Simons Mary Cunningham as Magistrate Grainger Angela Curran as Mrs. Ingram Phil Daniels as Bruce Dunbar Kammy Darweish as Foad Mellouk Abduraham Derbi as Druggie Rico Dixon as Soweto Ashford Kate Donnelly as Joyce Kent Louis Dower as Kenny Walsh Kirsty Doyle as Kelly Morris Charlotte Emmerson as Maggie Lancaster Ray Emmet Brown as Theodore Gulliver Nicky Evans as Dooey Steve Evets as Shop Owner Craig Fitzpatrick as Connor Reilly Pamela Foote as Brassy Woman Ian Gain as Andy Rebecca Gallacher as Shevanya Huss Garbiya as Gary Nugent Suzanne Hall as WPC Ian Hanmore as Judge Roberts Mary Healey as Natalie Banks Anne Hornby as Lady Magistrate Emmanuel Ighodaro as Ryan Paul Kavanagh as Hunter Emma Kearney as Prostitute Anji Kreft as WPC Byford Marshall Lancaster as Jamie Hughes Penny Layden as Victim Liaison Officer Rachel Leskovac as Sheila Mole Daniel Lestuzzi as Uniformed PC Georgia Mackenzie as Sarah Beckenham Christine Mackie as District Judge Alex Macqueen as Clerk Leon Mayer as RSPCA Man Paul McCleary as Dr. Harperhay Connor McIntyre as Superintendent Jackson Jim Millea as Eric Curtis Tony Mooney as PC Lordson Johann Myers as Floyd Whelan Adam Nagaitis as Dean Small Arfan Nazir as Asian Kid Paul Nish as Uniformed PC Reece Noi as Ishanti Winstanley Craig Parkinson as Spinky Sutherland Sarah Parks as Lady Magistrate Sarah Parks as Magistrate Natalie Press as Laura Duggal Ram as Asian Translator Andrew Readman as District Judge Martin Reeve as Laurence Whitaker Guy Rhys as Asmet Khan Meriel Scholfield as Psychiatrist Holly Scourfield as BMW Daniel Settatree as Clerk Daniel Settatree as Officious Clerk Craig Shepherd as Edward the Confessor Paula Simms as Maria Walsh Harmage Singh Kalirai as Mr. Singh Justine Staley as Mrs. Fletcher Rebekah Staton as Janey Frank Walmsley as Uniformed PC Paul Warriner as Crispin Stuart Wilkinson as John Stark Paula Wolfenden as Joanna Moore Stuart Wolfenden as Terence Sheppey Mark Womack as Dave Henderson Wasim Zakir as Rifaz Shah