Your Cheatin’ Heart

A waitress in Bar L who believes her husband Dorwood is innocent. She navigates Glasgow's criminal underworld with determination, using wit and caution to uncover the truth. Her loyalty to family motivates her to take risks and confront dangerous figures.

Dorwood is a defendant in a suspected robbery who maintains his innocence. His escape from hospital and ties to a violent gang drive much of the film's tension. He acts impulsively at times, yet his primary concern remains proving his innocence and keeping his family safe.

An investigative journalist who offers to help clear Dorwood’s name. He disguises himself as a musician to infiltrate the music scene and gathers clues. His persistence and eventual romantic tension complicate his professional objectivity.

A violent small-time criminal and drug dealer connected to Dorwood’s band. As a dangerous figure with a fatherly link to Cissie’s child, his actions propel much of the film’s danger and entanglement.

An Irish musician associated with The Wild Bunch and a key figure in the drug-running plot. His ties to the band and the drug operation place him at the center of the climactic arrangements.

A taxi operator who drives the characters and is part of The McPhail Sisters. Her role as a driver enables crucial access to different scenes and helps move the narrative forward.

Member of The McPhail Sisters, performing as a country and western duo. She supports the infiltration effort and adds to the film’s musical backdrop while seeking opportunities for a big break.

A local radio reporter who trails the Dorwood escape and the drug murder case. Her routine interview uncovers connections that elevate the tension and lead to abduction.

Owner/manager of Bar L, intimately involved in large-scale international drug dealing. His murder marks a turning point that intensifies the power struggles surrounding the venue.

A rival gang figure who orchestrates the drug transaction and abducts Tamara. He becomes an adversary intent on controlling the drug shipment and eliminating witnesses.