Cast
- Paul Newman as Walter Bridge
- Saundra McClain as Harriet
- Joanne Woodward as India Bridge
- Margaret Welsh as Carolyn Bridge
- John Bell as Douglas Bridge (as a boy)
- Kyra Sedgwick as Ruth Bridge
- Simon Callow as Dr. Alex Sauer
- Remak Ramsay as Virgil Barron
- Addison Myers as Man at Businessmen's Table
- Roger Burget as Man at Businessmen's Table
- Blythe Danner as Grace Barron
- Austin Pendleton as Mr. Gadbury
- Gale Garnett as Mabel Ong
- Al Christy as Judge
- Joe Tinoco as Plaintiff
- Ben Stephenson as Law Clerk
- Diane Kagan as Julia
- Alison Sneegas as Band Vocalist
- Mark Yonally as Youth at High School Dance
- Buck Baker as Scoutmaster
- Robert Sean Leonard as Douglas Bridge (grown-up)
- Danny Cox as Country Club Steward
- Robyn Rosenfeld as Genevieve
- Roch Leibovici as Watch Seller on the Quai
- Hubert Saint-Macary as Copyist in the Louvre
- Laurence Goua as Principal Can-Can Dancer
- The Nicolodis as Moulin Rouge Tumblers
- Judy Judd as First Bridge Player
- Nora Denney as Second Bridge Player
- Robert Levine as Avrum Rhinegold
- Charles Perkins as Jazz Musician
- Allen Monroe as Jazz Musician
- Richard Ross as Jazz Musician
- Milton Abel as Jazz Musician
- Spencer Keesee as Couperin
- Marcus Giamatti as Gil Davis
- Robin Humphrey as Bridal Gown Lady
- Kathy Quinn-Byrne as Paquita
- John Anthony as Rod
- Jennifer Conforti as Rod's Girl
- Tom Hall as Aztec Room Waiter
- Joanne Carr as Prison Matron
- Robert Westenberg as Ruth's Boyfriend
- Florence Hall as The Barrons' Maid
- Lee Lambert as Corporal Cipkowski
- Jocelyn Hamilton as Florist's Assistant
- Andy Knott as Flower Shop Owner
- Melissa Newman as Young India at the Pool
- Linden Ashby (uncredited)
- Malachy McCourt as Dr. Forster (uncredited)
- Richard Alan Nichols as Italian Man
- Salvatore Licata as young child (uncredited)
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