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Cast (46)
Susan Wooldridge
as Lucinda Philips
Michelle Yeoh
as Aung San Suu Kyi
David Thewlis
as Michael Aris
Jonathan Raggett
as Kim Aris
J.W
Jonathan Woodhouse
as Alexander Aris
Benedict Wong
as Karma Phuntsho
H.L
Htun Lin
as General Ne Win
A.P
Agga Poechit
as Than Shwe
D.D
Donatienne Dupont
as Marie-Laure Aris
P.Z
Phoe Zaw
as Aung San - the Father
M.Y
Marian Yu
as Daw Khin Kyi - the Mother
M
May
as Mon Mon
K.A
Ko Ko Win Aung
as Red Scarf Captain
T.W
Thein Win
as U Kyi Maung
S.L
San Lwin
as U Win Tin - Writer
Z.O
Zaw Oo
as U Tin U
N.T
Nay Myo Thant
as Win Thein - Student
V.S
Victoria Sanvalli
as Ma Thein - Student
F.B
Flint Bangkok
as Nyo Ohn Myint
Sahajak Boonthanakit
as Leo Nichols
D.T
Day Thaitanium
as Win Thein
M.W
Markus Waldow
as Reporter
P.K
Prapimporn Kanjunda
as Daw Khin Kyi (30 Years Old)
William Hope
as James Baker
Jay Villiers
as Martin Morland, UK Ambassador 1988
Louis Hilyer
as Tom White, British Council 1988
Nicholas Jones
as Robert Gordon, UK Ambassador 1995-1999
Anton Lesser
as Professor Finnis
Paul Brennen
as Doctor - UK Hospital
Amanda Lawrence
as Nurse - UK Hospital
François Lescurat
as Mitterand's Attache
Junix Inocian
as Burmese Diplomat
F.W
Frank Walmsley
as BBC Journalist
Ilario Bisi-Pedro
as Desmond Tutu
Maung Maung Khin
as Captain Myint
K.K
Kriang Kunsri
as General Saw Maung
Akira Koieyama
as Japanese Delegate
Antony Hickling
as BBC journalist (voice)
G.B
Guy Barwell
as Military Policeman
A.B
Alex Barclay
as Christopher Gore-Booth
Bruce Blain
as Party Guest
M.K
Martin John King
as Waiter
J.M
Jean-Claude Matthey
as Touriste au musée
Teerawat Mulvilai
as Soldier / Bad News
A.P
Aurore Pariente
as Alice
S.P
Sarah Pebereau
as The Maid
