Cast
- Main
- John Cleese as Donald P. Sinclair, a British billionaire
- Breckin Meyer as Nick Schaffer, an uptight attorney
- Amy Smart as Tracy Faucet, a helicopter pilot
- Rowan Atkinson as Enrico Pollini, an eccentric man from Italy with narcolepsy
- Whoopi Goldberg as Vera Baker, a kindhearted mother
- Cuba Gooding, Jr. as Owen Templeton, a disgraced football referee
- Seth Green as Duane Cody, a ne'er-do-well
- Vince Vieluf as Blaine Cody, Duane's brother
- Jon Lovitz as Randall "Randy" Pear, an overmatched family man
- Kathy Najimy as Beverly "Bev" Pear, Randy's wife
- Lanai Chapman as Merrill Jennings, a businesswoman
- Dave Thomas as Harold Grisham, Sinclair's assistant
- Wayne Knight as Zack Mallozzi, a medical transport van driver
- Minor
- Brody Smith as Jason Pear
- Jillian Marie Hubert as Kimberly Pear
- Paul Rodriguez as Gus, a cabbie
- Dean Cain as Shawn Kent, Tracy's boyfriend
- Brandy Ledford as Vicky, a call girl
- Silas Weir Mitchell as Lloyd, the Hardware Store Guy
- Colleen Camp as the Rainbow House Nurse
- Deborah Theaker as Lucy
- Gloria Allred as herself
- Kathy Bates (uncredited) as the Squirrel Lady
- Diamond Dallas and Kimberly Page (deleted scenes) as themselves
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