

Top Cast

Heath Ledger
Ennis Del Mar

Jake Gyllenhaal
Jack Twist

Michelle Williams
Alma Beers

Anne Hathaway
Lureen Newsome

Randy Quaid
Joe Aguirre

Linda Cardellini
Cassie Cartwright

Anna Faris
Lashawn Malone

David Harbour
Randall Malone

Roberta Maxwell
Jack's Mother

Kate Mara
Alma Del Mar Jr. (age 19)

Peter McRobbie
John Twist

Graham Beckel
L.D. Newsome
Key Film Crew
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