Magnolia (film) - Cast

Cast

Main characters
  • Jeremy Blackman as Stanley Spector
  • Tom Cruise as Frank T.J. Mackey
  • Philip Baker Hall as Jimmy Gator
  • Philip Seymour Hoffman as Phil Parma
  • William H. Macy as "Quiz Kid" Donnie Smith
  • Julianne Moore as Linda Partridge
  • John C. Reilly as Officer Jim Kurring
  • Jason Robards as Earl Partridge
  • Melora Walters as Claudia Wilson Gator
  • Felicity Huffman as Cynthia
  • Michael Murphy as Alan Kligman, Esq.
  • Ricky Jay as Burt Ramsey / Narrator
Other characters
  • Melinda Dillon as Rose Gator
  • Michael Bowen as Rick Spector
  • April Grace as Gwenovier
  • Luis Guzmán as Luis
  • Henry Gibson as Thurston Howell
  • Orlando Jones as Worm
  • Neil Flynn as Daniel Hill
  • Patton Oswalt as Delmer Darion
  • Thomas Jane as young Jimmy Gator
  • Clark Gregg as WDKK Floor Director
  • Mary Lynn Rajskub as Voice of Janet, Frank's secretary
  • Jim Beaver and Ezra Buzzington as Smiling peanut patrons
  • Robert Downey, Sr. as WDKK Show Director
  • William Mapother as WDKK Show Director's assistant
  • Alfred Molina as Solomon Solomon
  • Miriam Margolyes as Faye Barringer (uncredited)

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