Cast
- Jim Carrey - Peter Appleton
- Laurie Holden - Adele Stanton
- Martin Landau - Harry Trimble
- David Ogden Stiers - Doc Stanton
- James Whitmore - Stan Keller
- Gerry Black - Emmett Smith
- Jeffrey DeMunn - Mayor Ernie Cole
- Brent Briscoe - Sheriff Cecil Coleman
- Catherine Dent - Mabel
- Ron Rifkin - Kevin Bannerman
- Allen Garfield - Leo Kubelsky
- Amanda Detmer - Sandra Sinclair
- Hal Holbrook - Congressman Doyle
- Bob Balaban - Elvin Clyde
- Daniel von Bargen - Federal Agent Ellerby
- Shawn Doyle - Federal Agent Saunders
- Csilla Horvath - Nurse Muriel
- Earl Boen - Newsreel Announcer (voice)
- Bruce Campbell - Roland the Intrepid Explorer
- Cliff Curtis - The Evil But Handsome Prince Khalid
- Michael Sloane - Kindly Old Professor Meredith
- Matt Damon - Luke Trimble (voice)
- J. Edgar Hoover - Himself (archive footage, uncredited)
- Garry Marshall - Unnamed Studio Executive #1 (voice cameo)
- Paul Mazursky - Unnamed Studio Executive #2 (voice cameo)
- Sydney Pollack - Unnamed Studio Executive #3 (voice cameo)
- Carl Reiner - Unnamed Studio Executive #4 (voice cameo)
- Rob Reiner - Unnamed Studio Executive #5 (voice cameo)
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