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BBC ONE really is the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to top class drama.

The Beeb have unleashed horror series Wolf, which brings with it an array of the UK's finest actors.

Who is in the cast of BBC's Wolf?

Wolf is a hugely entertaining, six-part horror-thriller series.

It is based on Mo Hayder’s twisted and imaginative crime novels featuring DI Jack Caffery.

This series charts two storylines that are nail-bitingly close to one another but don’t collide until the big finale.

This BBC drama brings with it an incredible cast of huge actors and fan favourites.

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Ukweli Roach as DI Jack Caffery

Leading the cast is actor Ukweli Roach who plays DI Jack Caffery.

His character is police detective who lives in London and previously worked in Wales.

He is obsessed with the neighbour he believes murdered his 10 year-old brother in the '90s.

Speaking to the BBC, Ukweli said: "As soon as I read the first script I wanted to be part of this.

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"There were so many things about the series that I felt an affinity with so when I did get the part, I didn’t believe my agent.

"It was just such a fun part to play as an actor because it involved so many different actions, objectives and conflicts that all play out against each other."

Away from Wolf, and actor Ukweli is known for Humans, and Grantchester.

Sacha Dhawan as Honey

Sacha Dhawan plays Honey, who is described as a "sharp and focused professional" on a job with Molina, who shows up at the home of the Anchor-Ferrers family.

The actor told the BBC: "One of the draws to this part was that it was unlike anything that I’ve ever read before.

"There's an intensity, there's violence and there's crazy scenes to play.

"At the same time, towards the end of the series when things shift a little bit, you almost want to feel for Honey which is quite a tricky thing to do."

TV star Sacha is best known for Dracula, Sherlock, and Line Of Duty.

The talented actor also appeared in Doctor Who.

Iwan Rheon as Molina

Molina – played by Iwan Rheon – is Honey's hapless partner on their job, who also shows up at the home of the Anchor-Ferrers family.

Speaking about his character, the actor told the BBC: "Molina is a bit of a hapless criminal – he’s not the brightest, but he has some great ideas.

"He’s part of a double act with Honey, played by the brilliant Sacha Dhawan, who take the Anchor-Ferrers family hostage, although he’s probably not the ideal person for this job."

Fans will recognise Iwan from playing Ramsay Bolton in Game of Thrones and Simon Bellamy in Misfits.

Juliet Stevenson as Matilda Anchor-Ferrers

Iconic actress Juliet Stevenson is a well known face on the box, thanks to her long career as an actress.

In Wolf she plays Matilda Anchor-Ferrers, who's family is terrorised.

Juliet said: "I think audiences will be hooked on Wolf because you just can't see where it's coming from or where it's going.

"That is, for me, the definition of a great thriller. With some, you can quite often see perhaps who's being set up, who will turn out to be the killer or the wrongdoer.

"But here, you really can't tell. It is extremely thrilling."

Owen Teale as Oliver Anchor-Ferrers

Welsh star Owen Teale plays Matilda's husband Oliver Anchor-Ferrers.

The actor is best known for Line of Duty, and Stella.

Speaking to the BBC about Wolf, Owen said: "This character was really about being as honest as possible and honest about fear.

"You have a TV idea of how you would try to protect your family and when you’re truly desperate and scared, so we’ve really had to imagine what we would do in those moments.

"It’s been interesting when we’re filming as I’ve often had to stop for a moment and think what these two guys have done to Oliver and his family and I think by now you have to come through and you can’t stay frightened for all that time, so as a result you become quite dangerous. You’ve got nothing to lose if you think you’re going to die."

The rest of the Wolf cast includes:

• Annes Elwy as Lucia Anchor-Ferrers
• Sian Reese-Williams as DI Lincoln
• Ciarán Joyce as DI Prody
• Kai Owen as DI Matthews
• Anthony Webster as Ivan Penderecki
• Gethin Alderman as Minnet Kable
• Kezia Burrows as Veronica
• Emily Adara as Sophie
• Karl Johnson as Colonel Frink
• Tim Treloar as Walking Man
• Zadeiah Campbell-Davies as Emily
• Gwïon Morris Jones as Hugo
• Emma Cooney as Bethany
• Hywel Simons as Robbie
• Amanda Drew as Driscoll

How many episodes are there of Wolf?

There are six episodes of Wolf, each one lasting an hour.

The series airs on Monday and Tuesday nights at 9pm on BBC One, concluding on August 15, 2023.

However, fans can watch the entire box set right now on the BBC iPlayer.

What is BBC's Wolf about?

DI Jack Caffery is a young detective beset by nightmares.

Obsessed with the neighbour he believes murdered his 10 year-old brother in the 90s, Jack finds himself trying to right the wrongs of others – but at what cost?

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In an isolated house in Monmouthshire, the wealthy Anchor-Ferrers family find themselves the victims of a psychopath’s cruel games, trapped and terrorised.

When the two narratives collide, it is a thrilling, nail-biting and deeply disturbing race against time.

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