Malcolm McLaren

as The Embezzler

Steve Jones

as The Crook

Paul Cook

as The Tea-Maker

Sid Vicious

as The Gimmick

John Lydon

as The Collaborator

Helen Wellington-Lloyd

as Helen

Ronald Biggs

as The Exile

Liz Fraser

as Woman in Cinema

Jess Conrad

as Jess

Mary Millington

as Mary, The Crook's girlfriend

James Aubrey

as Record Executive

Julian Holloway

as Man

Johnny Shannon

as Nazi

Edward Tudor-Pole

as Tadpole (kiosk attendant)

Faye Hart

as Secretary

Alan Jones

as Record Executive

Irene Handl

as Cinema Usherette

Judy Croll

as Catwoman (uncredited)

Peter Dean

as Nightclub Bouncer (uncredited)

Dave Dee

as Record Executive (uncredited)

Jerzimy

as French singer on the street (uncredited)

James Jeter

as Martin Bormann (uncredited)

Pamela Rooke

as Girl wearing 'only anarchists are pretty shirt' (uncredited)

Debbie Juvenile

as Girl on the chorus at the opening track (uncredited)

Glen Matlock

as Ex-Pistol (uncredited)

Sophie Richmond

as McLaren's secretary (uncredited)

Nancy Spungen

as Nancy (uncredited)

Jean Warren

as Girl with ants on face (uncredited)

Norman Gay

as Audience member (uncredited)

Jordan

as Girl wearing 'only anarchists are pretty shirt' (archive footage) (uncredited)

Shinobu Kanai

as Japanese Girl in Lonely Boy sequence (uncredited)

Ralph G. Morse

as Punk (uncredited)

Terrance Mustdoo

as Audience member (uncredited)

Jill Searle

as The Gimmick's mom (uncredited)

Egbert Sen

as Man with Case of Money (uncredited)

John Snagge

as Cinema Newsreel Announcer (voice) (uncredited)

Debbie Wilson

as Girl in the chorus on the opening track (uncredited)