Cast
- Halle Berry as Patience Phillips / Catwoman:
- Benjamin Bratt as Detective Tom Lone
- Sharon Stone as Laurel Hedare
- Lambert Wilson as George Hedare
- Frances Conroy as Ophelia Powers, aka "Catlady"
- Alex Borstein as Sally
- Michael Massee as Armando
- Byron Mann as Wesley
- Alex Cooper as Gloria Ojeda
- Kim Smith as Drina
- Peter Wingfield as Dr. Ivan Slavicky
- Berend McKenzie as Lance
- Michael Daingerfield as a forensics cop
- Benita Ha as a forensics technician
- James Lloyd Reynolds as a doctor
- Jill Krop as a newscaster
- Dagmar Midcap as a television reporter
- Gordon Sharplin as a nightclub patron
- Ryan Robbins as a bartender
- Peter Williams as a detective
- Janet Varney as a party girl
Missy Peregrym appears uncredited as the Hedare factory computer monitor image (Beau-line graphics model), depicting the bad effects of the beauty product. A picture of Batman Returns's Catwoman (Selina Kyle), who is portrayed in that movie by Michelle Pfeiffer, can be seen, along with the other Catlady's and Catwoman's pictures that Ophelia (Frances Conroy) showed to Patience/Catwoman (Halle Berry).
Actress Ashley Judd was originally set to star as the lead as far back as 2001, but eventually dropped out of the role. Nicole Kidman was also reportedly considered for the role.
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