Cast
Cremona
- Carlo Cecchi – Nicolo Bussotti
- Irene Grazioli – Anna Rudolfi Bussotti
- Anita Laurenzi – Cesca
- Samuele Amighetti – Boy
Vienna
- Christoph Koncz – Kaspar Weiss
- Jean-Luc Bideau – Georges Poussin
- Arthur Denberg – Prince Mannsfeld
Oxford
- Jason Flemyng – Frederick Pope
- Greta Scacchi – Victoria Byrd
- Eva Marie Bryer – Sara
- Joshua Bell – Orchestra member: First violin (cameo)
Shanghai
- Sylvia Chang – Xiang Pei
- Hong Tao – Comrade Chan Gong
- Liu Zifeng – Chou Yuan
Montreal
- Samuel L. Jackson – Charles Morritz
- Colm Feore – Auctioneer
- Monique Mercure – Madame Leroux
- Don McKellar – Evan Williams
- Ireneusz Bogajewicz – Ruselsky
- Julian Richings - Nicolas Olsberg
- Marvin Mill – Limousine Driver
- Sandra Oh – Madame Ming, companion of Chinese son who was trying to win the auction of the red violin
- Rémy Girard - Customs Agent
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