Wyatt Earp (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Kevin Costner as Wyatt Earp
  • Dennis Quaid as Doc Holliday
  • Gene Hackman as Nicholas Earp
  • David Andrews as James Earp
  • Linden Ashby as Morgan Earp
  • Jeff Fahey as Ike Clanton
  • Joanna Going as Josie Marcus
  • Mark Harmon as Johnny Behan
  • Michael Madsen as Virgil Earp
  • Catherine O'Hara as Allie Earp
  • Bill Pullman as Ed Masterson
  • Isabella Rossellini as Big Nose Kate
  • Tom Sizemore as Bat Masterson
  • JoBeth Williams as Bessie Earp
  • Mare Winningham as Mattie Blaylock
  • James Gammon as Mr. Sutherland
  • Karen Grassle as Mrs. Sutherland
  • Rex Linn as Frank McLaury
  • Randle Mell as John Clum
  • Adam Baldwin as Tom McLaury
  • Annabeth Gish as Urilla Sutherland
  • Lewis Smith as Curly Bill Brocius
  • Betty Buckley as Virginia Earp
  • Alison Elliott as Lou Earp
  • Mackenzie Astin as Young Man on Boat
  • Jim Caviezel as Warren Earp
  • Téa Leoni as Sally
  • Martin Kove as Ed Ross
  • Jack Kehler as Bob Hatch
  • Kris Kamm as Billy Claiborne
  • John Lawlor as Judge Spicer
  • Scott Paul as Young Morgan
  • Brett Cullen as Saddle Tramp
  • Jon Kasdan as Bar Boy
  • John Doe as Tommy Behind-the-Deuce
  • Lawrence Kasdan as Gambler (uncredited)

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