Cold Mountain (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Jude Law as W. P. Inman, a confederate soldier who deserts the war to be with Ada
  • Nicole Kidman as Ada Monroe, a young woman who lives on Cold Mountain and Inman's love interest
  • Renée Zellweger as Ruby Thewes, a woman who helps Ada work on her farm after her father's death
  • Eileen Atkins as Maddy, an old shepherd woman who nurses Inman back to health
  • Kathy Baker as Sally Swanger, an old woman who lives on Cold Mountain and Ada's friend
  • James Gammon as Esco Swanger, Sally's husband who is also Ada's friend
  • Brendan Gleeson as Stobrod Thewes, Ruby's father, who faked his own death during the war
  • Philip Seymour Hoffman as Reverend Veasey, an immoral preacher who befriends Inman
  • Charlie Hunnam as Bosie
  • Cillian Murphy as Bardolph
  • Natalie Portman as Sara, a widowed woman who lives with her infant son
  • Giovanni Ribisi as Junior, a woodsman who shelters and betrays Inman and Veasey
  • Donald Sutherland as Reverend Monroe, Ada's late preacher father
  • Ethan Suplee as Pangle, traveling companion of Georgia
  • Jack White as Georgia, a confederate deserter and Ruby's love interest
  • Ray Winstone as Teague, the sadistic captain of a confederate home guard unit
  • Lucas Black as Oakley, a teenage confederate soldier from Cold Mountain who is killed in battle
  • Emily Deschanel as Mrs. Morgan
  • Jena Malone as Ferry Girl, a ferry girl who is killed in an ambush while helping Inman and Veasey
  • Melora Walters as Lila, Junior's attractive wife, who tries to seduce Inman
  • Taryn Manning as Shyla, one of Lila's three sisters who seduces Veasey
  • Jay Tavare as Swimmer

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