Robin Hardy	...	(Director)
Anthony Shaffer	...	(Writer)
Edward Woodward	...	Sergeant Howie
Britt Ekland	...	Willow
Diane Cilento	...	Miss Rose
Christopher Lee	...	Lord Summerisle
Ingrid Pitt	...	Librarian
Lindsay Kemp	...	Alder MacGreagor
Russell Waters	...	Harbour Master
Aubrey Morris	...	Old Gardener / Gravedigger
Irene Sunters	...	May Morrison
Walter Carr	...	School Master
Ian Campbell	...	Oak
Leslie Blackater	...	Hairdresser
Roy Boyd	...	Broome
Peter Brewis	...	Musician
Barbara Rafferty	...	Woman with Baby (as Barbara Ann Brown)
Harry Waxman	...	Cinematographer
Eric Boyd-Perkins	...	Editor
Juliet Cadzow	...	Villager on Summerisle (as Juliette Cadzow)
Paul Giovanni	...	Composer
Ross Campbell	...	Communicant
Penny Cluer	...	Gillie
Michael Cole	...	Musician
Michael John Cole	...	Musician
Kevin Collins	...	Old Fisherman
Gerry Cowper	...	Rowan Morrison
Ian Cutler	...	Musician
Donald Eccles	...	T.H. Lennox
Myra Forsyth	...	Mrs. Grimmond
John Hallam	...	P.C. McTaggert
Alison Hughes	...	Fiancée to Howie
Charles Kearney	...	Butcher
Fiona Kennedy	...	Holly
John MacGregor	...	Baker (as John Macgregor)
Jimmy MacKenzie	...	Briar (as Jimmy Mackenzie)
Lesley Mackie	...	Daisy (also as Leslie Mackie)
Jennifer Martin	...	Myrtle Morrison
Bernard Murray	...	Musician
Helen Norman	...	Villager on Summerisle
Lorraine Peters	...	Girl on Grave
Tony Roper	...	Postman
John Sharp	...	Doctor Ewan
Elizabeth Sinclair	...	Villager on Summerisle
Andrew Tompkins	...	Musician
Ian Wilson	...	Communicant
Richard Wren	...	Ash Buchanan
John Young	...	Fishmonger

Summary: Sergeant Neil Howie arrives on a Scottish island looking for a missing teenage girl, Rowan Morrison. The place belongs to Lord Summerisle and is famous for its fruit plantations. Sgt. Howie realizes that the locals are pagans, practicing old rituals, and that Rowan might still be alive... A tragic suprise awaits him.