Episode 1— Dennis Nilsen
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Alistair Lock
as Dennis Nilsen
Brian Cowan
as Peter Jay
Tim Pigott Smith
as Narrator
David Bowen
as Self - Forsensic Psychologist
Nathan Cassidy
as Stephen Sinclair
Martyn Hunter Craig
as Self - Ex-boyfriend of Dennis Nilsen
Peter Jay
as Self - Arresting Officer
Brian Masters
as Self - Dennis Nilsen's Biographer
Steve Mccusker
as Self - Arresting Officer
Ron Stocks
as Self - Crime Scene Examiner
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