Calamity Jane
Michelle Turner

The hard-bitten, gun-totin' heroine, who tries to behave like a man but can't help loving like a woman. In order to hold her own in a man's world, she dresses, speaks, rides and shoots like a man ; groomed and dressed in proper feminine fashion, she is revealed as a beautiful girl-and the transformation is quite startling.

Wild Bill Hickock
Simon Monte

Aged about 35, and a handsome figure of a man, he is an ex-peace-officer turned professional gambler. Good-natured, with a sense of humour. In love with Calamity Jane, but doesn't know it.

Lieutenant Danny Gilmartin
Gareth Jones

A young officer attached to the nearby fort. He is the man Calamity Jane dreams about, but he falls in love with somebody quite different.

Katie Brown
Carolyn Speight

A stage-struck city-girl who poses as a famous actress, but has good looks and talents of her own.

Henry Miller
Gary Holmes

Proprietor of "The Golden Garter", Deadwood City's saloon-hotel-theatre. Aged about 50, he is nervous and erratic-giving the impression that he is constantly only one jump ahead of a nervous breakdown.

Susan
Laura Birkin

Miller's young, friendly and pretty niece.

Francis Fryer
Matthew Nutting

A song-and-dance man more at home in the vaudeville theatres of the Eastern States than in the Wild West.

Adelaide Adams
Jackie Campbell

A highly-paid vaudeville star and celebrated "beauty" of the period ; off-stage, a selfish and conceited woman.

Rattlesnake
Gary Hewitt

A bewhiskered old fossil who drives the stage-coach

"Doc" Pierce
Allan Johnson

Deadwood City's doctor/undertaker, with doubtful qualifications but considerable experience. A poker-playing pal of Hickock's.

Joe
Darran Sykes

Bartender of "The Golden Garter".

Hank and Pete
Mark Hancock and Peter Dakin

Two Scouts.

Colonel
Derek Lunn

Colonel of Fort Scully