Cast
- Jackie Chan as Passepartout / Lau Xing / Tiger #1
- Steve Coogan as Phileas Fogg
- Cécile de France as Monique Laroche
- Jim Broadbent as Lord Kelvin
- Roger Hammond as Lord Rhodes
- David Ryall as Lord Salisbury
- Ian McNeice as Colonel Kitchener
- Kathy Bates as Queen Victoria
- Arnold Schwarzenegger as Prince Hapi
- Owen Wilson as Wilbur Wright
- Luke Wilson as Orville Wright
- Rob Schneider as San Francisco Hobo
- John Cleese as Grizzled sergeant
- Richard Branson as Balloon Man
- Ewen Bremner as Inspector Fix
- Sammo Hung as Wong Fei Hung / Tiger #2
- Karen Mok as General Fang (as Karen Joy Morris)
- Daniel Wu as Bak Mei
- Robert Fyfe as Jean Michel
- Adam Godley as Mr. Sutton
- Macy Gray as Sleeping French Woman
- Ken Lo as French Inspector / Black Scorpion (uncredited)
- Will Forte as Young French Policeman Bobby
- Maggie Q as Female Agent (as Maggie M. Quigley)
- Phil Meheux as London Hobo
- Michael Youn as Art Gallery Manager
- Frank Coraci as Angry Dapper Pedestrian
- Mark Addy as Steamer Captain
- Don Tai as Ho / Tiger #9
- Mars as Bak Mei's Henchmen (uncredited)
- Johnny Cheung as Bak Mei's Henchmen (uncredited)
- Han Guan Hua as Black Scorpion (uncredited)
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