Cast
| Actor | Character | Based on | Profession |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timothy Olyphant | Seth Bullock | Seth Bullock | Sheriff/Co-owner of Star & Bullock Hardware |
| Ian McShane | Al Swearengen | Al Swearengen | Owner of The Gem Saloon |
| Molly Parker | Alma Garret | Widow of claim seeker, later married to Ellsworth | |
| Jim Beaver | Whitney Ellsworth | Prospector/husband to Alma Garret | |
| Powers Boothe | Cy Tolliver | Tom Miller | Owner of The Bella Union. |
| John Hawkes | Sol Star | Sol Star | Co-owner of Star & Bullock Hardware |
| Paula Malcomson | Trixie | Based on a number of "Tricksies" who were prostitutes at The Gem | Prostitute |
| William Sanderson | E. B. Farnum | E. B. Farnum | Owner of The Grand Central Hotel |
| Kim Dickens | Joanie Stubbs | Former hostess of The Bella Union/owner of The Chez Amis | |
| Ricky Jay | Eddie Sawyer | Card sharp employed at The Bella Union | |
| Garret Dillahunt | Francis Wolcott | L. D. Kellogg | Geologist for George Hearst |
| Robin Weigert | Calamity Jane | Calamity Jane | Friend of Hickok/scout. |
| Dayton Callie | Charlie Utter | Charlie Utter | Friend of Hickok/deputy to Sheriff Bullock |
| Brad Dourif | Doc Cochran | Lyman F. Babcock | Physician |
| Anna Gunn | Martha Bullock | Martha Bullock | Wife of Seth, mother of William |
| Jeffrey Jones | A. W. Merrick | A. W. Merrick | Editor of The Deadwood Pioneer |
| Pavel Lychnikoff | Blazanov | Operator of Deadwood's telegraph service | |
| W. Earl Brown | Dan Dority | Dan Doherty | Gem Saloon worker |
| Titus Welliver | Silas Adams | Gem Saloon worker | |
| Sean Bridgers | Johnny Burns | Johnny Burns | Gem Saloon worker |
| Larry Cedar | Leon | Worker for Cy Tolliver | |
| Peter Jason | Con Stapleton | Con Stapleton | Worker for Cy Tolliver |
| Keith Carradine | Wild Bill Hickok | Wild Bill Hickok | Famed gunslinger |
| Geri Jewell | Jewel Caulfield | Disabled cleaning woman at the Gem | |
| Keone Young | Mr. Wu | Boss of the Chinese population; owns a pig pen and laundry | |
| Bree Seanna Wall | Sofia Metz | Adopted daughter of Alma; sole survivor of an attack on her family | |
| Garret Dillahunt | Jack McCall | Jack McCall | Murderer of Wild Bill Hickok |
| Richard Gant | Hostetler | Black livery owner | |
| Josh Eriksson | William Bullock | Loosely based on Douglas Kislingbury | Stepson of Seth; biological son of Robert and Martha Bullock |
| Sarah Paulson | Miss Isringhausen | Tutor to Sofia/Pinkerton agent. | |
| Franklyn Ajaye | Samuel Fields | Samuel Fields | Self-proclaimed Nigger General |
| Ray McKinnon | Reverend Smith | Henry Weston Smith | Minister of Deadwood |
| Alice Krige | Maddie | Madam of the Chez Amis | |
| Zach Grenier | Andy Cramed | Andy Cramed | Gambler who brought smallpox to Deadwood, later minister |
| Leon Rippy | Tom Nuttall | Billy Nuttall | Owner of Nuttall's #10 Saloon |
| Stephen Tobolowsky | Commissioner Jarry | Hugh McCaffrey | Commissioner for Lawrence County, Dakota Territory |
| Ralph Richeson | Pete Richardson | Cook at the Grand Central | |
| Michael Harney | Steve Fields | Takes over livery stable when Hostetler leaves camp | |
| Gerald McRaney | George Hearst | George Hearst | California businessman and prospector |
| Brian Cox | Jack Langrishe | Jack Langrishe | Stage promoter |
| Allan Graf | Captain Joe Turner | Enforcer for Hearst | |
| Cleo King | Aunt Lou | Lucretia Marchbanks | Hearst's personal cook |
| Omar Gooding | Odell | Son of Aunt Lou | |
| Monty "Hawkeye" Henson | Hawkeye | Assistant to Silas Adams |
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