Cast
- Johnny Depp as Raoul Duke
- Benicio del Toro as Dr. Gonzo
- Tobey Maguire as The Hitchhiker
- Ellen Barkin as The Waitress at North Star Cafe
- Gary Busey as The Highway Patrolman
- Christina Ricci as Lucy
- Mark Harmon as The Magazine Reporter at Mint 400
- Cameron Diaz as The Blonde TV Reporter
- Katherine Helmond as The Desk Clerk at Mint Hotel
- Michael Jeter as L. Ron Bumquist
- Penn Jillette as The Carnie Talker
- Craig Bierko as Lacerda
- Lyle Lovett as The Road Person
- Flea as Hippie
- Laraine Newman as The Frog-Eyed Woman
- Christopher Meloni as Sven, Flamingo Hotel Clerk
- Harry Dean Stanton as The Judge
- Troy Evans as Police Chief
- Debbie Reynolds (voice only) as Herself
- Jenette Goldstein as Alice the Maid
- Verne Troyer as Wee Waiter
- Gregory Itzin as Mint Hotel Clerk
Hunter S. Thompson also has a brief cameo in the film while Duke has a flashback to a San Francisco music club, The Matrix, where Thompson can be seen sitting at a table as Depp walks by narrating his inner monologue, "There I was... Mother of God, There I am! Holy Fuck!"
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