Pecker (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Edward Furlong as Pecker, an unassuming 18-year-old whose photographs become the center of attention from a New York art collector
  • Christina Ricci as Shelley, Pecker's obsessive laundromat-running girlfriend
  • Lauren Hulsey as Little Chrissy, Pecker's younger sister with an eating disorder
  • Lili Taylor as Rorey Wheeler, a savvy New York art collector
  • Bess Armstrong as Dr. Klompus, a child services representative who puts Little Chrissy on Ritalin
  • Mark Joy as Jimmy, Pecker's crab shop owner father
  • Mary Kay Place as Joy, Pecker's thrift shop owner mother
  • Martha Plimpton as Tina, Pecker's fag hag go-go dancing emcee older sister
  • Brendan Sexton III as Matt, Pecker's shoplifter best friend
  • Mink Stole as Precinct captain
  • Patricia Hearst as Lynn Wentworth
  • Jean Schertler as Memama, Pecker's grandmother
  • Alan J. Wendl as Mr. Nellbox
  • Greg Gorman as Himself
  • Cindy Sherman as Herself
  • Mary Vivian Pearce as Homophobic lady
  • Anthony Roger as Billy Heckman/Death Row Dave, one of the dancers at the club where Tina works
  • Doug Roberts and Patsy Grady Abrams as Mr. and Mrs. Heckman
  • Susan Greenhill as Voice of Miraculous Virgin Mary
  • John Waters (uncredited) as Pervert on phone

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