Dead Man - Cast

Cast

  • Johnny Depp as William Blake, a meek accountant from Cleveland, Ohio
  • Gary Farmer as Nobody, a strong and opinionated Native American who was forcibly raised by whites and later given the mocking name "He Who Talks Loud, Saying Nothing" or Exaybachay by fellow natives
  • Crispin Glover as Train Fireman, a coal-covered boilerman who welcomes Blake to the "hell" of Machine.
  • Robert Mitchum as Mr. John Dickinson, a shotgun-toting industrialist in Machine
  • John Hurt as John Scholfield, the business manager of Dickinson's factory
  • Mili Avital as Thel Russell, a former prostitute who makes and sells paper flowers
  • Gabriel Byrne as Charlie Dickinson, Thel's ex-boyfriend and John Dickinson's son.
  • Lance Henriksen as Cole Wilson, an infamous bounty hunter and murderous cannibal
  • Michael Wincott as Conway Twill, a talkative bounty hunter
  • Eugene Byrd as Johnny "The Kid" Pickett, a young bounty hunter.
  • Iggy Pop as Salvatore "Sally" Jenko, a cross-dressing, Bible-reading fur trader at a campsite
  • Billy Bob Thornton as Big George Drakoulious, a mountain man at Sally's campsite
  • Jared Harris as Benmont Tench, a knife-toting fur trader at Sally's campsite.
  • Alfred Molina as Trading Post Missionary, a corrupt missionary and businessman.
  • Gibby Haynes as Man with Gun in Alley

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