Cast
- Jackie Chan - Jackie
- Richard Norton - Giancarlo
- Miki Lee - Miki
- Karen McLymont - Lakeisha
- Gabrielle Fitzpatrick - Diana
- Vince Poletto - Romeo
- Barry Otto - Baggio
- Sammo Hung - Cyclist
- Emil Chau - Ice Cream Vendor
- Joyce Godenzi - Cook Show Audience (as Mina Godenzi)
- Peter Houghton - Richard
- Peter Lindsay - Grank, "Demon" gang Leader
- David No - Victor
- Rachel Blakely - Sandy, "Demon" gang member
- Aaron Notarfrancesco - Sanny
- Jake Notarfrancesco - Nancy
- Greg Jamieson - Priest
- Matthew Dyktynski - Cooking show Floor Manager
- Salik Silverstein - Cooking show director
- Lynne Murphy - babysitter
- Carla Bonner - cameo
- Karl Ajami - Giancarlo's Man
- Brad Allan - Giancarlo's Man (as Bradley Allan)
- Paul Andreovski - Giancarlo's Man
- Habby Heske - Giancarlo's Man
- Cameron Douglas - Giancarlo's Man
- Grant Page - Giancarlo's Man
- Paul Douglas - Giancarlo's Man
- David Baldwin - Giancarlo's Man
- Brent Houghton - Giancarlo's Man
- Ian Mall - Giancarlo's Man
- Dennis Christensen - Giancarlo's Man
- Michael John Noonan - Giancarlo's Man
- Darko Tuskan - Giancarlo's Man
- John Raaen - Giancarlo's Man
- Gary Shambrooke - Giancarlo's Man
- Andy Cheng - Giancarlo's Man at Construction Site (extra) (uncredited)
- Mars (extra) (uncredited)
- Frederick Miragliotta - Captain Morrison
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