The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010 Film) - Cast

Cast

  • Nicolas Cage as Balthazar Blake, a one-thousand-plus-year old sorcerer of the "777th degree". Based on the magician in Fantasia.
  • Jay Baruchel as David "Dave" Stutler, a highly intelligent college student who becomes Blake's apprentice.
    • Jake Cherry as Young David "Dave" Stutler
  • Alfred Molina as Maxim Horvath, an evil sorcerer and Balthazar's rival and former friend.
  • Teresa Palmer as Rebecca "Becky" Barnes, the love interest of Dave.
    • Peyton Roi List as Young Becky
  • Toby Kebbell as Drake Stone, an apprentice-Morganian and celebrity illusionist, who joins forces with Horvath.
  • Omar Benson Miller as Bennet Zurrow, Dave's roommate.
  • Monica Bellucci as Veronica Gorloisen, a sorceress, and the love interest of Balthazar Blake.
  • Alice Krige as Morgana le Fay.
  • James A. Stephens as Merlin, the legendary wizard killed in AD 740 by Horvath and Morgana.
  • Gregory Woo as Sun Lok, a Chinese wizard.
  • Nicole Ehinger as Abigail Williams, a witch in the second-to-last layer around the Grimhold, who was accredited for starting the Salem witch trials.
  • Robert Capron as Oliver Twistmeyer, Dave Stutler's best friend as a child.
  • Ethan Peck as Andre Dunlap
  • Sierra, Takoda, Samson, and Bandit from Howling Woods Farm as the wolves.

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