Cast:

• Cillian Murphy as Patrick 'Kitten' Braden
• Morgan Jones as Building Site Worker
• Eva Birthistle as Eily Bergin
• Liam Neeson as Father Liam
• Mary Coughlan as Housekeeper
• Conor McEvoy as Young Patrick Braden
• Ruth McCabe as Ma Braden
• Charlene McKenna as Caroline Braden
• Seamus Reilly as Lawrence
• Peter Owens as Butcher
• Emmet Lawlor McHugh as Young Irwin
• Bianca O'Connor as Young Charlie
• Paraic Breathnach as Benny Feely
• Pat McCabe as Peepers Egan / Schoolmaster (as Patrick McCabe)
• Owen Roe as Dean
• Ruth Negga as Charlie
• Rynagh O'Grady as Mrs. Coyle
• Laurence Kinlan as Irwin
• Steve Blount as 1st Bouncer
• Keith McCoy as 2nd Bouncer
• Liam Cunningham as 1st Biker
• Liam O'Toole as 2nd Biker
• Peter Halpin as Joseph Hanratty
• Peter Gowen as Brother Barnabas (as Peter Gowan)
• Mark Doherty as Running Bear
• Gavin Friday as Billy Hatchett
• Tony Devlin as White Dove
• Kieran Lally as One of The Mohawks
• Stephen McDaid as One of The Mohawks
• Pete Reddy as One of The Mohawks
• Maurice Seezer as One of The Mohawks
• Lex Shrapnel as Soldier at Roadblock
• Eamonn Owens as Jackie Timlin
• Ciaran Nolan as Horse Killane
• Mary Ryan as Mrs. Feely
• Kathryn Pogson as Mrs. Henderson
• Alan Moloney as Talking Navvie
• Derek Elroy as Rasta Son
• Brendan Gleeson as John Joe Kenny
• Mal White as Stephenson
• Paul O'Toole as Barman in Wards
• Antonia Campbell-Hughes as Stripper
• Janet Moran as Hooker
• Bryan Ferry as Mr. Silky String
• Stephen Rea as Bertie
• Andy Moore as 1st Republican
• Marc O'Shea as 2nd Republican
• Rachel Donovan as Nurse
• Neil Jackson as Man at Disco
• Dominic Cooper as Squaddie at Disco
• Alan Heyburn as Paramedic
• Ian Hart as PC Wallis
• Steven Waddington as Inspector Routledge
• James Greene as Gentleman
• Fiona Clarke as 1st Peep Show Girl
• Gillian Johnson as 2nd Peep Show Girl
• Chris McHallem as Punter (as Chris McHallum)
• Sid Young as English Patrick
• Britta Smith as Mrs. Clarke
• Doreen Keogh as Shopkeeper
• Catherine Dunne as Solidarity Lady
• Tom Hickey as Bishop
• Mark Lambert as Bishop's Secretary
• Morne Botes as Londoner (uncredited)
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About:

Set in the 1970's, Breakfast on Pluto follows the exploits of Patrick Braden (Murphy), an endearing, but deceptively tough young man. Abandoned as a baby in his small Irish hometown and aware from a very early age that he is different, Patrick survives this harsh environment with the aid of his wit and charm, plus a sweet refusal to let anyone and anything change who he is.