In & Out - Cast

Cast

  • Kevin Kline as Howard Brackett, an English teacher
  • Joan Cusack as Emily Montgomery, Howard's fiancee
  • Tom Selleck as Peter Malloy, a TV journalist covering Howard's story
  • Matt Dillon as Cameron Drake, an ex-student of Howard's and Oscar-winning actor
  • Debbie Reynolds as Berniece Brackett, Howard's mother
  • Wilford Brimley as Frank Brackett, Howard's father
  • Bob Newhart as Tom Halliwell, Howard's school's principal
  • Shawn Hatosy as Jack, one of Howard's students
  • Zak Orth as Mike, one of Howard's students
  • Alexandra Holden as Meredith, one of Howard's students
  • Lauren Ambrose as Vicky, one of Howard's students
  • Shalom Harlow as Sonya, Cameron's supermodel girlfriend
  • Gregory Jbara as Walter Brackett, Howard's brother
  • Lewis J. Stadlen as Edward Kenrow, one of Howard's colleagues
  • Deborah Rush as Ava Blazer, one of Howard's colleagues
  • Kevin Chamberlin as Carl Mickley, one of Howard's colleagues
  • Kate McGregor-Stewart as Aunt Becky, one of Howard's relatives
  • Debra Monk as Mrs. Lester, the town dressmaker
  • Ernie Sabella as Aldo Hooper, Howard's hair stylist
  • Joseph Maher as Father Tim, one of the town's priests from whom Howard seeks help.
  • William Duell as Emmett Wilson, the town mailman
  • Alice Drummond as Aunt Susan, one of Howard's relatives
  • Selma Blair as Cousin Linda, one of Howard's relatives
  • Whoopi Goldberg, Glenn Close, and Jay Leno appear as themselves.
  • Dan Hedaya appears as the Military Attorney in "To Serve and Protect"

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