Cast
- John Cho as Harold Lee, a Korean-American hard working stoner, and Kumar Patel's best friend.
- Kal Penn as Kumar Patel, an outgoing Indian American stoner.
- Danneel Harris as Vanessa Fanning, Kumar's ex-girlfriend and Colton's fiancée.
- Rob Corddry as Ron Fox, a neurotic and racist Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security.
- Roger Bart as Dr. John Beecher, the Vice Chairman of the NSA who acts as the rational counterpoint in relation to Fox.
- Eric Winter as Colton Graham, Vanessa's fiancé.
- Neil Patrick Harris as Neil Patrick Harris, a fictionalized, drug-addled, whoremongering version of himself.
- Paula Garcés as Maria, Harold's love interest.
- Amir Talai as Raza Syed, a close friend of Harold and Kumar.
- David Krumholtz as Goldstein
- Eddie Kaye Thomas as Rosenberg
- Christopher Meloni as Grand Wizard
- Richard Christy as Kenny
- Clyde Kusatsu as Mr. Lee
- Beverly D'Angelo as Sally
- Jon Reep as Raymus
- Ed Helms as Interpreter
- Adam Herschman as Archie
- Jack Conley as Deputy Frye
- Tamara Feldman as Chloe
- Ava Santana as Tammi
- Randal Reeder as Big Bob
- James Adomian as George W. Bush
- Frank Lee as Leon Chester
- Echo Valley as Tits Hemmingway
- Missi Pyle as Raylene
- Jason Konopisos as Lt. Derek Davis
- Richard Christy as a Ku Klux Klansman
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