Cast
| Character name | Real life basis | Actor | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detective Kelly Brooks | Sheila Byron | Ally Sheedy | |
| Prosecutor Robert Laurino | Eric Stoltz | Stoltz also narrates a brief summary of the later lives of some of the characters at the film's end | |
| Leslie Faber | Victim (name never revealed to the public) | Heather Matarazzo | Leslie Faber was a pseudonym assigned to the victim by Bernard Lefkowitz |
| Ros Faber | Victim's mother | Sara Botsford | |
| Paul Archer | Scott Vickaryous | In the film he suggests to his friends that they stop, but it was actually Kyle Scherzer who did this. | |
| Lt. Frank Bennett | Lt. Richard Corcoran (Sr.) | Eric Keenleyside | |
| Charles Faber | Victim's father | Michael Tomlinson | |
| Doug Archer | "" | Art Hindle | |
| Mrs. Archer | "" | Gwynyth Walsh | |
| Barry Bennett | Richard "Richie" Corcoran Jr. | Brendan Fehr | |
| Chris Archer | "" | Tygh Runyan | |
| John Tierney | "" | Kett Turton | |
| Carl Brewer | Charles "Charlie" Figueroa | Doron Bell | |
| Bryant Grover | Bryant Grober | Derek Hamilton | |
| Officer Balke | made up character | Lochlyn Munro | |
| Mr. Jack Scherzer | "" | Stephen Miller | |
| Kevin Scherzer | "" | Ryan Taylor | |
| Kyle Scherzer | "" | Will Sanderson | |
| Peter Quigley | "" | Aaron Smolinski | |
| Mari Farreaz | "" | Carly Pope | |
| Amy Ryan | Mary Ryan | Amber Rothwell | The party at this character's house actually happened two years before the events depicted in the film. |
| Judge Cohen | "" | David Abbott |
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