Identity (film) - Cast

Cast

  • John Cusack as Edward "Ed" Dakota, a limousine driver and a former L.A. police officer.
  • Ray Liotta as Samuel Rhodes, a police officer (later revealed to be a convict masquerading as a cop).
  • Amanda Peet as Paris Nevada, a Las Vegas prostitute.
  • Alfred Molina as Dr. Mallick, a psychologist
  • Clea DuVall as Ginny Isiana (née Virginia), a superstitious newlywed.
  • Rebecca De Mornay as Caroline Suzanne, an '80s Hollywood TV actress chauffeured by Ed.
  • John Hawkes as Larry Washington, the motel owner.
  • Leila Kenzle as Alice York, a wife and mother who is injured in a car accident.
  • John C. McGinley as George York, Alice's husband and Timmy's stepfather.
  • Bret Loehr as Timothy "Timmy" York, Alice's son and George's stepson.
  • Jake Busey as Robert Maine, Rhodes' partner-in-crime, acting as his prisoner.
  • William Lee Scott as Lou Isiana, Ginny's husband.
  • Pruitt Taylor Vince as Malcolm Rivers, a convicted serial killer
  • Carmen Argenziano as Marty, the defense lawyer
  • Marshall Bell as the district attorney
  • Matt Letscher as the assistant district attorney
  • Holmes Osborne as Judge Taylor
  • Frederick Coffin as Detective Varole
  • Joe Hart as Bailiff Jenkins
  • Michael Hirsch as the naked businessman
  • Terence Bernie Hines as a bailiff
  • Stuart M. Besser as Larry, the real motel owner

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