Belfast

No matter how far you go, you never forget where you came from.

Buddy is a young boy on the cusp of adolescence, whose life is filled with familial love, childhood hijinks, and a blossoming romance. Yet, with his beloved hometown caught up in increasing turmoil, his family faces a momentous choice: hope the conflict will pass or leave everything they know behind for a new life.

Drama History

Jude Hill

(Buddy)

Lewis McAskie

(Will)

Caitríona Balfe

(Ma)

Jamie Dornan

(Pa)

Judi Dench

(Granny)

Ciarán Hinds

(Pop)

Colin Morgan

(Billy Clanton)

Lara McDonnell

(Moira)

Gerard Horan

(Mackie)

Josie Walker

(Auntie Violet)

Olive Tennant

(Catherine)

Michael Maloney

(Frankie West)

Turlough Convery

(Minister)

Conor MacNeill

(McLaury)

Chris McCurry

(Mr Stewart)

Elly Condron

(Mrs Kavanagh)

Samuel Menhinick

(Paddy Kavanagh)

Vanessa Ifediora

(Miss Lewis)

Gerard McCarthy

(Bobby Frank)

Sid Sagar

(Mr Singh)

Mark Hadfield

(George Malpass as Scrooge)

John Sessions

(Joseph Tomelty as Marley)

Mairéad Tyers

(Auntie Eileen)

Drew Dillon

(Mr Kavanagh)

Leonard Buckley

(Mickey Clanton)

Kit Rakusen

(Billy Clanton Jr)

Freya Yates

(Cousin Frances)

Nessa Eriksson

(Cousin Vanessa)

Charlie Barnard

(Cousin Charlie)

Frankie Hastings

(Auntie Mary)

Caolan McCarthy

(Uncle Sammie)

Ian Dunnett Jnr

(Uncle Tony)

Oliver Savell

(Ronnie Boyd)

Orla McDonagh

(Karen Lambert)

Ross O'Donnellan

(Walter (Policeman))

Olivia Flanagan

(Mary Kavanagh)

Serrana Su-Ling Bliss

(Sharon Nicholas)

Rachel Feeney

(Mrs Ford)

Estelle Cousins

(Darlene Clanton)

Scott Gutteridge

(Fancy Clanton)

Bill Branagh

(Young Bill)

Joyce Branagh

(Supermarket Manager)

James O'Donnell

(Rioter)

Victor Alli

(Soldier)

Matthew Blaney

(Rent Man)

Scarlett Nunes

(Moira's Friend)