Big Fish - Cast

Cast

  • Albert Finney as the old Edward Bloom
    • Ewan McGregor as a young Edward
    • Perry Walston as Edward as a child
  • Jessica Lange as Sandra K. Bloom, Edward's wife
    • Alison Lohman as the young Sandra, née Templeton
  • Billy Crudup as William Bloom
  • Marion Cotillard as Joséphine Bloom
  • Helena Bonham Carter as Jennifer Hill (Jenny). Bonham Carter also plays an elderly Witch who gives a young Bloom a vision of his future death
    • Hailey Anne Nelson as Jenny as an eight year old when Edward first meets her
  • Robert Guillaume as Dr. Bennett, the family doctor
  • Matthew McGrory as Karl, the Giant
  • Danny DeVito as Amos Calloway, a circus ringmaster
  • Steve Buscemi as Norther Winslow, a poet from Ashton who supposedly went missing, having never left the idyllic town of Spectre
  • Ada Tai and Arlene Tai as Ping and Jing, conjoined twins who perform as singers for soldiers in Korea
  • Bevin Kaye as River Woman (Mermaid)
  • David Denman as Don Price, a boy from Ashton who was always overshadowed by Edward's achievements
  • Loudon Wainwright III as Beamen, the mayor of Spectre, and Jenny's father
  • Missi Pyle as Mildred, Beamen's wife
  • Miley Cyrus as 8-year-old Ruthie (Credited as Destiny Cyrus)
  • Daniel Wallace as Economics teacher
  • Deep Roy as Mr. Soggybottom, the circus clown and Amos' Attorney
  • George "The Giant" McArthur as Colossus

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