Death Watch

Katherine Mortenhoe

Roddy

Vincent Ferriman

Tracey

Gerald Mortenhoe (as Max Von Sydow)

Girl in the Bar

Dr.Mason (as William Russel)

Harry Graves

Dr.Klausen

Katherine's Dad (as Bernard Wicki)

Technician

Limosine driver

Young doctor

Technician

Policeman

Truck driver (as Bill Riddoch)

Matthieson

Old woman

Priest (as John Sheddon)

Saleswoman

Police officer

Nurse (uncredited)

Man in 'Harriet scene' (uncredited)

Autograph hunter (uncredited)

This is Robbie Coltrane's first motion picture.

Dedicated to Jacques Tourneur.

At one point of the film, the character played by Max von Sydow tells some historical facts about the Medieval French composer Robert De Bauleac while listening to one of his work on a record player. When the film was released, a good number of music lovers tried to get a copy of the very same record in specialized stores which could never provide any for a very good reason: Robert De Bauleac has never existed and the composition heard in the film is none other than Antoine Duhamel's work. However the concerned peace of music, "Robert De Bauleac's Lament", has been since available as part of the complete movie soundtrack.

Katherine Mortenhoe: Everything's of interest, but nothing matters.

Roddy: A toy to end all toys.

Vincent Ferriman: Look how shy we've become about death. It's the new pornography.