Cast
- Rob Schneider as Deuce Bigalow
- Eddie Griffin as T.J. Hicks
- Hanna Verboom as Eva
- Jeroen Krabbé as Gaspar Voorsboch
- Douglas Sills as Chadsworth Buckingham III
- Charles Keating as Giancarlo
- Carlos Ponce as Rodrigo Bollas De Madera
- Alex Dimitriades as Enzo Giarraputo
- Kostas Sommer as Assapopoulos Mariolis
- Miranda Raison as Svetlana Revenko
- Rachel Stevens as Louisa, the Dirty Girl
- Til Schweiger as Heinz Hummer
- Oded Fehr as Antoine Laconte
- Zoe Telford as Lily
- Vincent Martella as Billy
- Bobbi Sue Luther as Newscaster
- Dana Goodman as Greta, the Hunchback Girl
- Skytriss as Marlene Alsmere
- Julia Lea Wolov as The Big-Eared Girl
- Rachel Stevens as Louisa
- Fred Armisen as Frenchman (uncredited)
- Norm Macdonald as Earl MacManus (uncredited)
- John Farley as Naked Bike Cop (uncredited)
- Kelly Brook as Beautiful Woman in Painting
- Daan Schuurmans as Zucchini Gigolo
- Arija Bareikis as Kate Bigelow (uncredited)
- Alex Zane as Man-Whore Awards reporter
- Johnny Vaughan as Man-Whore Award Host/Himself
There are also cameos from Adam Sandler and Elisabetta Canalis.
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