The Sixth Sense - Cast

Cast

  • Bruce Willis as Malcolm Crowe
  • Haley Joel Osment as Cole Sear
  • Toni Collette as Lynn Sear
  • Olivia Williams as Anna Crowe
  • Trevor Morgan as Tommy Tammisimo
  • Donnie Wahlberg as Vincent Grey
  • Peter Tambakis as Darren
  • Jeffrey Zubernis as Bobby
  • Bruce Norris as Stanley Cunningham
  • Glenn Fitzgerald as Sean
  • Greg Wood as Mr. Collins
  • Mischa Barton as Kyra Collins
  • Angelica Torn as Mrs. Collins
  • Lisa Summerour as Bridesmaid
  • Firdous Bamji as Young Man Buying Ring
  • Samia Shoaib as Young Woman Buying Ring
  • Hayden Saunier as Darren's Mom
  • Janis Dardaris as Kitchen Woman
  • Neill Hartley as Visitor No. 2
  • Sarah Ripard as Visitor No. 3
  • Heidi Fischer as Visitor No. 4
  • Kadee Strickland as Visitor No. 5
  • Michael J. Lyons as Visitor No. 6
  • Samantha Fitzpatrick as Kyra's Sister
  • Holly Rudkin as Society Lady No. 1
  • Kate Kearney-Patch as Society Lady No. 2
  • Marilyn Shanok as Woman at Accident
  • M. Night Shyamalan as Dr. Hill
  • Wes Heywood as Commercial Narrator
  • Nico Woulard as Hanged Child
  • Carol Nielson as Hanged Female
  • Keith Woulard as Hanged Male
  • Jodi Dawson as Burnt Teacher
  • Tony Donnelly as Gunshot Boy
  • Ronnie Lea as Secretary
  • Carlos X. López as Spanish Ghost on Tape
  • Gino Inverso as Young Vincent
  • Ellen Sheppard as Mrs. Sloan

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