Double Dragon (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Scott Wolf as Billy Lee, the younger Lee brother. Wears a blue outfit in the end. Originally the Player 1 character in the video games.
  • Mark Dacascos as Jimmy Lee, the elder Lee brother. Wears a red outfit in the end. Originally the Player 2 character in the video games.
  • Alyssa Milano as Marian Delario, the leader of the Power Corps. Originally the kidnapped woman in the original arcade game, the film version of Marian is a more active heroine compared to her video game counterpart.
  • Robert Patrick as Koga Shuko, a businessman and former crime lord seeking to possess both halves of the Double Dragon medallion. Shuko was a new villain created for the movie, although his character was later adapted as the final boss in the 1995 Double Dragon fighting game based on the film.
  • Julia Nickson as Satori Imada, the adoptive mother of Billy and Jimmy.
  • Kristina Wagner as Linda Lash, Shuko's henchwoman. Linda was originally an enemy character from the video game.
  • Nils Allen Stewart as Bo Abobo, the leader of a street gang known as Mohawks. Abobo was another enemy character from the video game.
  • Henry Kingi plays the mutated Bo Abobo during the later part of the film, who reforms and tries to befriend the Lee brothers and Marian at the end.
  • George Hamilton appears as himself, working as an anchorman.
  • Vanna White appears as herself, working as an anchorwoman.
  • Andy Dick appeared as himself, working as a weatherman who deals with the "fogcast", giving warnings over (implied acidic and radioactive) black rain.

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