Sister Act - Cast

Cast

  • Whoopi Goldberg as Deloris Van Cartier/Sister Mary Clarence
  • Isis Carmen Jones as young Deloris
  • Maggie Smith as Reverend Mother
  • Kathy Najimy as Sister Mary Patrick
  • Wendy Makkena as Sister Mary Robert
  • Mary Wickes as Sister Mary Lazarus
  • Bill Nunn as Lt. Eddie Souther
  • Harvey Keitel as Vince LaRocca
  • Robert Miranda as Joey
  • Richard Portnow as Willy
  • Rose Parenti as Sister Alma
  • Joseph Maher as Monsignor O'Hara
  • Jim Beaver as Clarkson
  • Jenifer Lewis as Michelle
  • Charlotte Crossley as Tinas
  • A.J. Johnson as Lewanda
  • Lois de Banzie as Immaculata
  • Max Grodénchik as Ernie
  • Joseph G. Medalis as Henry Parker
  • Michael Durrell as Larry Merrick
  • Toni Kalem as Connie LaRocca
  • Eugene Greytak as The Pope
  • Guy Boyd (uncredited) as Detective Tate
Choir nuns
  • Ellen Albertini Dow
  • Carmen Zapata
  • Pat Crawford Brown
  • Prudence Wright Holmes
  • Georgia Creighton
  • Susan Johnson
  • Ruth Kobart
  • Susan Browning
  • Darlene Koldenhoven
  • Sheri Izzard
  • Edith Diaz
  • Beth Fowler

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