Cast
Some of the characters in the film adaptation are not in the original script. Gaston, Isabelle, Eugene, Jaques, Beatrice, Hyppolyte, Celimene, and Sophie are not mentioned in the play, and they have no lines in the film. This, however, is a standard feature of Branagh's Shakespeare adaptations; his Hamlet contains many non-speaking walk-on roles that are not included in the original play, but are mentioned in the cast list.
- Alessandro Nivola - King Ferdinand of Navarre
- Alicia Silverstone - The Princess of France
- Natascha McElhone - Rosaline
- Kenneth Branagh - Berowne
- Carmen Ejogo - Maria
- Matthew Lillard - Longaville
- Adrian Lester - Dumaine
- Emily Mortimer - Katherine
- Richard Briers - Nathaniel
- Geraldine McEwan - Holofernes
- Stefania Rocca - Jaquenetta
- Jimmy Yuill - Dull
- Nathan Lane - Costard
- Timothy Spall - Don Armado
- Tony O'Donnell - Moth
- Daniel Hill - Marcade
- Richard Clifford - Boyet
- Alfred Bell - Gaston
- Daisy Gough - Isabelle
- Graham Hubbard - Eugene
- Paul Moody - Jaques
- Yvonne Reilly - Beatrice
- Iain Stuart Robertson - Hippolyte
- Emma Scott - Celimene
- Amy Tez - Sophie
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