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Cast

• Mimi Kuzyk - Professor Delphine Roux
• Vlasta Vrana - Solly Tabak
• Clark Gregg - Nelson Primus
• Mili Avital - Young Iris
• Russell Yuen - Chinese Waiter
• John Cenatiempo - Boxer
• Ron Canada - Herb Keble
• Terry Haig - Police Officer #2
• Kerry Washington - Ellie
• Kerry Washington
• Anthony Hopkins - Coleman Silk
• Anthony Hopkins - Dr. Coleman Silk
• Ed Harris - Lester Farley
• Nwamiko Madden - Young Man on the Porch
• Gary Sinise - Nathan Zuckerman
• Richard Russo - Faculty Committee Member
• Nicole Kidman - Faunia Farley
• John Finn - Louie Borero
• Richard Mawe - Doc Chizner
• Margo Martindale - Psychologist
• Jeff Perry - Tennis Player
• Tom Rack - Bobcat
• Anna Deavere Smith - Mrs. Silk
• Anna Deavere Smith
• Danny Stone - Tennis Player
• Deano Clavet - Boxing Coach
• Allison Pratt Davis - Diner on the Train
• Laurent Imbault - Administrative Officer
• Peter "Sugarfoot" Cunningham - Boxer
• Phyllis Newman
• Phyllis Newman - Iris Silk
• Philip Pretten - Record Store Manager
• Harry J. Lennix - Mr. Silk
• Harry J. Lennix
• Jacinda Barrett - Steena Paulsson
• Jacinda Barrett
• Anne Dudek - Lisa Silk
• Wentworth Miller - Coleman Silk as a young man
• Wentworth Miller
• Steve Arroyave - Faculty Committee Member
• Neville Edwards - Coleman's Cornerman
• Pierre LeBlanc - Naval Recruiter
• Rick Snyder - Tennis Player
• Lizan Mitchell - Ernestine
• Brea Asher - Primus' Secretary
• Charles W. Gray - Minister
• Robert Higden - Jeff Silk
• Luc Morisette - Street Photographer
• Danny Blanco-Hall - Walter
• Kristen Blevins - Young Ernestine
• Jude Beny - Sally
• Jimmy Chang - Chinese Restaurant Owner
• Vito DeFilippo - Mark Silk
• Sylvain Dore - St. Nicholas Referee
• Kim Gandol Ferenczi - Rally Protester
• Andrew Forge - Faculty Committee Member
• Phillip Collete Gervais - Train Conductor
• Steven Grise - Rally Protester
• Edward Lafferty - Rally Protester
• Sylvain Landry - Maitre D
• Frank Proctor - Announcer
• Bill Rowat - Swift
• Jessica Shutle - Student
• Kate Whitney - Mrs. Primus
• Lydia Zadel - Nature Center Girl
• Stella Arroyave - Faculty Committee Member
• Bruno Mattei - Naval Recruiter

Crew

• Casting: Avy Kaufman
• Composer (Music Score): Rachel Portman
• Makeup: Joe Rossi
• Executive Producer: Michael Ohoven
• Casting: Robin D. Cook
• Executive Producer: Eberhard Kayser
• Stunts Coordinator: Jean Frenette
• Hair Styles: Paul LeBlanc
• Sound/Sound Designer: Claude La Haye
• Sound Mixer: Claude La Haye
• Casting: Deborah Aquila
• Second Assistant Director: Joan Bostwick
• Executive Producer: Bob Weinstein
• Costume Designer: Kendall Errair
• Visual Effects: Payam Shohadai
• Special Effects Supervisor: Payam Shohadai
• ADR Mixer: Bob Baron
• Casting: Tricia Wood
• Still Photographer: Takashi Seida
• Re-Recording Mixer: Lee Dichter
• Music Editor: Suzana Peric
• Stunts: Stéphane Lefebvre
• Director: Robert Benton
• Set Dresser: Paul Richards
• Assistant Location Manager: Lynn Beaudin
• Stunts: Annie Carignan
• Makeup: Gillian Chandler
• Location Manager: Mark Fitzgerald
• Grip: Bill Flanagan
• Set Designer: Kyra Friedman
• Scenic Artist: Nicolas Godbout
• Grip: Eric Komar
• Visual Effects: Ian Noe
• Boom Operator: Francis Péloquin
• Scenic Artist: Paul-François Sampson
• Sound/Sound Designer: Warren Shaw
• Supervising Sound Editor: Warren Shaw
• Assistant Properties: Robert Pierre Cote
• Re-Recording Mixer: Michael Barry
• Hair Styles: Milton Buras ,Andre Duval
• ADR Editor: Tony Martinez
• Makeup: Donald J. Mowat
• Makeup Supervisor: Donald J. Mowat
• Scenic Artist: Tony Trotta
• Foley Artist: Marko Costanza
• Casting Associate: Jennifer Smith
• ADR Mixer: Charlene Richards
• Producer: Tom Rosenberg
• Executive Producer: Ron Bozman
• First Assistant Director: Ron Bozman
• ADR Mixer: David Boulton
• Art Director: Peter Rogness
• Casting: Lucie Robitaille
• Scenic Artist: Robert Topol
• Sound Mixer: Danny Michael
• Extra Casting: Julie Breton
• ADR Mixer: Bobby Johanson
• Book Author: Philip Roth
• Executive Producer: Andre Lamal
• Producer: Gary Lucchesi
• Co-producer: Mario Ohoven
• Musical Direction/Supervision: Dondi Bastone
• Screenwriter: Nicholas Meyer
• Dialogue Editor: Dan Korintus
• Hair Styles: Benjamin Robin
• Makeup: Benjamin Robin
• Set Designer: Raynald Langelier
• Assistant Art Director: Jean Morin
• Post Production Supervisor: James McQuaide
• Special Effects: James McQuaide
• Hair Styles: Kerry Warn
• Makeup: Robert McCann
• Casting Assistant: Jessica Daniels
• Leadman: Jim Kent
• Set Designer: Lucille Parenteau
• Cable Person: Catherine Bellazzi
• Set Medic/First Aid: Deborah Clapp
• Generator Operator: Jean Decarie
• Cable Person: Kelly Doran
• Runner: Genevieve Hamel
• Generator Operator: Brendan Keffe
• Runner: Martin Lebrun
• Production Secretary: Marie-France Long
• Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Brian Pitts
• Set Medic/First Aid: Mario Trépanier
• Voice Casting: Bruce Winant ,Loopers Unlimited
• Negative Cutter: Mary Nelson-Fraser & Associates
• Assistant Location Manager: Luke Ramsey
• Generator Operator: Mark Casey
• Foley Recordist: George A. Lara
• Costume Designer: Rita Ryack
• Fights Choreographer: Ron Stein
• Executive Producer: Rick Schwartz
• Producer: Scott Steindorff
• Buyer: Simone Leclerc
• Executive Producer: Harvey Weinstein
• Assistant Music Editor: Nancy Allen
• Art Department Coordinator: Marie-Claude L'Heureux
• Conductor: David Snell
• Production Assistant: Marco Grégoire
• Stunts: Benoit Gautier ,Minor Mustain ,David Rigby ,Jason Cavalier
• Casting Associate: Maria Tortu
• Consultant/advisor: R.J. Broadhurst
• Editor: Christopher Tellefsen
• Production Designer: David Gropman
• Assistant Location Manager: Michel Léonard
• Location Manager: Benoit Mathieu
• Set Dresser: Ryan Webb
• Set Designer: Lucie Tremblay
• ADR Mixer: Michael Miller
• Lighting: Patrick Ruth
• Camera Operator: Jim McConkey
• Stunts Coordinator: Jim McConkey
• Set Production Assistant: Douglas Webster
• Choreography: Pat Birch
• Cinematographer: Jean-Yves Escoffier
• Costume/Wardrobe: Jacinthe Demers
• Unit Production Manager: Cecilia Kate Roque
• Art Director: Zoe Sakellaropoulo
• Script Supervisor: France Lachapelle
• Unit Publicist: Rob Harris
• Lighting: Philip R. Reilly
• Boom Operator: Andy Schmetterling
• Visual Effects: Rev. Robin Meyers
• Lighting: Robert Cuddy
• Costume Designer: Carolyn Schnitzer
• Post Production Accountant: Winnie Cheng
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Sandra Joubeaud
• Production Manager: Tal Meirson
• Still Photographer: Abbot Genser
• Production Coordinator: Sofie Handfield
• Sound/Sound Designer: Harry Higgins
• Recording: Harry Higgins
• Properties Master: Martin Handfield
• Makeup: Tricia Heine
• Production Assistant: Yannick Henrico
• Assistant Sound Editor: Christopher Hills-Wright
• Costume Designer: Heather Holbrook
• Visual Effects: Justin Johnson
• Production Assistant: Frédéric Jougla
• Lighting: Thomas Keenan
• Grip: Robert Lacroix
• Properties Master: Martin Lasowitz
• Scenic Artist: Narmand Laveaux
• Set Production Assistant: Elizabeth Lawrence
• Set Designer: Claude Leclair
• Musical Performer: John Lenehan
• Set Production Assistant: Kristin Kubiak McConkey
• Costume Designer: Aimee McCue
• Lighting: Jack McPhee
• Special Effects: Moon Against Man
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Wendy Mooradian
• Set Production Assistant: Chuck Moya
• Production Assistant: Jean-Denis Neveu
• ADR Mixer: Stanley Oda
• Set Production Assistant: Emily Palmer
• Production Assistant: Éric Peissard
• Visual Effects: Phil Pham
• Second Assistant Camera: Greg Principato
• Lighting: Charles Proulx
• Production Assistant: Annie Rhodes
• Executive Producer: Dana Ross
• Lighting: William Ted Ross
• Second Assistant Camera: Alain Rousseau
• Set Dresser: Jim Schneider
• Visual Effects: Thana Siripopungul
• ADR Mixer: Robert Spano
• Grip: Michel St-Martin
• Visual Effects: Matt Steele
• Foley Editor: William Sweeny
• Lighting: Stephane Tanguay
• Grip: Darrell Temple
• Set Production Assistant: Danny Turgeon
• Lighting: Marco Venditto
• Assistant Sound Editor: Dan Ward
• Casting Associate: Mauren Whaler
• Casting Assistant: Megan Wright
• Assistant Properties: Mike Zadrosny
• Lighting: Jean-Francois Abran
• Sound/Sound Designer: Bill Allen
• Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Bernard April
• Unit Production Manager: Karl Archambault
• Scenic Artist: Mario Barriere
• Set Dresser: Sophie Beasse
• Production Assistant: André Beaudry
• Grip: Woody Bell
• Hair Styles: Wyatt Belton
• Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Carlos Bermudez
• Chief Lighting Technician: Sylvain Berneir
• Production Assistant: Bruno Bienvenue
• First Assistant Editor: Kent Blocher
• Costume/Wardrobe: Josee Boisvert
• Visual Effects: Artaya Boonsoong
• Set Dresser: Richard Brunet
• Scenic Artist: Walter Byrns
• Lighting: Dave Cambria
• Set Dresser: John Capron
• Animal Trainer/Wrangler: Jean Cardinal
• Production Assistant: Daniel Charbonneau
• Assistant Properties: Marie Cailhier Chartrand ,Danica Chipman
• Martial Arts Instructor/Coordinator: Terry Claybon
• Consultant/advisor: Marie-Claude Couture
• Production Assistant: Martin Couture ,Alex Curzi
• Coordinator: Ross Danielson
• Grip: Jean-Yves Denis
• Scenic Artist: Jean Desroches
• Hair Styles: Jerry Dicarlo
• Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Tom Dolan
• Set Production Assistant: Stéphane Dovon
• Executive Producer: Evan Edelist
• Production Coordinator: Meryl Emmerton
• Set Dresser: Jennifer Engel
• Extra Casting: Kevin Fennessy
• Scenic Artist: Luc Gagnier ,Sebastien Gervais
• Grip: Remi Giroux
• Executive Producer: Steve Hutensky
• Visual Effects: Rob Meyers
• Painter: Stephen Craig ,Jean Larose ,Isabelle Rousseau
• Carpenter: Construction BFG ,Atelier Nina Gauvin
• Assistant Unit Manager: Kristian Girard ,Annie Tremblay
• Painter: Stephen R. Craig
• Choreography: Patricia Birch
• Chief Lighting Technician: Jaymie Fortune
• Lighting: Daniel Hutchison
• Set Designer: Kyra Friedman-Curcio

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Derek Armstrong , AMG

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