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| Richard Harris | Oliver Cromwell |
| Alec Guinness | King Charles I |
| Robert Morley | The Earl of Manchester |
| Dorothy Tutin | Queen Henrietta Maria |
| Frank Finlay | John Carter |
| Timothy Dalton | Prince Rupert |
| Patrick Wymark | The Earl of Strafford |
| Patrick Magee | Hugh Peters |
| Nigel Stock | Sir Edward Hyde |
| Charles Gray | The Earl of Essex |
| Michael Jayston | Henry Ireton |
| Richard Cornish | Oliver Cromwell II |
| Michael Goodliffe | Solicitor General |
| Jack Gwillim | General Byron |
| Basil Henson | Hacker |
In 1640s England, King Charles I is engaged in a power struggle with Parliament, and civil war seems imminent to House of Commons member Oliver Cromwell, who's preparing to depart for the American colonies. When he's asked to stay to fight for the Parliamentary cause, however, Cromwell agrees and proves himself a brilliant leader of the Roundhead army. Soon, it's up to him to lead his army to victory over the king's Cavaliers and take back England for the people.
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