Eros (film) - Cast

Cast

"The Hand"

  • Gong Li as Miss Hua
  • Chen Chang as Xiao Zhang, Jin's apprentice
  • Feng Tien as Master Jin
  • Luk Auntie as Hua's Servant, Ying
  • Jianjun Zhou as Hua's Lover, Zhao
  • Wing Tong Sheung as Tailor
  • Kim Tak Wong as Tailor
  • Siu Man Ting as Tailor
  • Lai Fu Yim as Tailor
  • Cheng You Shin as Tailor
  • Wing Kong Siu as Tailor
  • Kar Fai Lee as Tailor
  • Chi Keong Un as Hotel Concierge

"Equilibrium"

  • Robert Downey Jr. as Nick Penrose
  • Alan Arkin as Dr. Pearl / Hal
  • Ele Keats as The Woman / Cecelia

"The Dangerous Thread of Things"

  • Christopher Buchholz as Christopher
  • Regina Nemni as Cloe
  • Luisa Ranieri as The Girl / Linda
  • Cecilia Luci as Girl by the Cascade
  • Karima Machehour as Girl by the Cascade
  • Riccardo Manfredi as Barman
  • Valerio Burroni as Waiter
  • Pelino Tarantelli as Gardener
  • Maria Bosio as Guest at the Restaurant
  • Carla Milani as Guest at the Restaurant
  • Vinicio Milani as Guest at the Restaurant
  • Jason Cardone as Guest at the Restaurant
  • Carin Berger as Guest at the Restaurant
  • Enrica Antonioni as Guest at the Restaurant

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