Everyone Says I Love You - Cast

Cast

  • Edward Norton ... Holden Spence
  • Drew Barrymore ... Skylar Dandridge
  • Diva Gray ... Nanny
  • Ami Almendral ... Nanny
  • Madeline Balmaceda ... Nanny
  • Vivian Cherry ... Nurse
  • Tommie Baxter ... Old Woman
  • Jeff DeRocker ... Homeless Man (as Jeff Derocker)
  • Cherylyn Jones ... Mannequin
  • Tina Paul ... Mannequin/Harry Winston Dancer
  • Vikki Schnurr ... Mannequin
  • Natasha Lyonne ... Djuna 'D.J.' Berlin
  • Kevin Hagan ... Doorman
  • Alan Alda ... Bob Dandridge
  • Gaby Hoffmann ... Lane Dandridge
  • Natalie Portman ... Laura Dandridge
  • Lukas Haas ... Scott Dandridge
  • Trude Klein ... Frieda
  • Goldie Hawn ... Steffi Dandridge
  • Tim Roth ... Charles Ferry
  • Itzhak Perlman ... Himself
  • Pamela Everett ... Harry Winston Dancer
  • Navah Perlman ... Pianist
  • Barbara Hollander ... Claire
  • John Griffin ... Jeffrey Vandermost
  • Julia Roberts ... Von Sidell
  • Waltrudis Buck ... Psychiatrist
  • Patrick Cranshaw ... Grandpa
  • Isiah Whitlock, Jr. ... Cop (as Isiah Whitlock)
  • Woody Allen ... Joe Berlin
  • Liv Tyler ... Girl (cut)
  • Billy Crudup...Ken Risley
  • Robert Knepper...Greg
  • David Ogden Stiers...Arnold Spence
  • Scotty Bloch...Lynn Spence
  • Timothy Jerome...ER Doctor
  • Robert Khakh...Cab Driver
  • Christy Carlson Romano...Trick or Treat Child
  • Frank Pietri...Ghost Dancer

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