Cast
- Jake Gyllenhaal as Robert Graysmith
- Mark Ruffalo as SFPD Inspector David Toschi
- Robert Downey, Jr. as Paul Avery
- Anthony Edwards as SFPD Inspector William Armstrong
- Brian Cox as Melvin Belli
- John Carroll Lynch as Arthur Leigh Allen
- Richmond Arquette as Zodiac 1/Zodiac 2
- Bob Stephenson as Zodiac 3
- John Lacy as Zodiac 4
- Chloë Sevigny as Melanie Graysmith
- Elias Koteas as Sgt. Jack Mulanax
- Dermot Mulroney as Captain Marty Lee
- Donal Logue as Ken Narlow
- John Getz as Templeton Peck
- John Terry as Charles Thieriot
- Philip Baker Hall as Sherwood Morrill
- Adam Goldberg as Duffy Jennings
- Zach Grenier as Mel Nicolai
- Ciara Hughes as Darlene Ferrin
- Lee Norris as Young Michael Mageau
- Jimmi Simpson as Michael Mageau
- Pell James as Cecelia Shepard
- Patrick Scott Lewis as Bryan Hartnell
- James LeGros as Officer George Bawart
- Charles Fleischer as Bob Vaughn
- Clea DuVall as Linda del Buono
- June Diane Raphael as Mrs.Toschi
- Paul Schulze as Sandy Panzarella
- Joel Bissonnette as Inspector Kracke
- Tom Verica as Jim Dunbar
- John Hemphill as Donald Cheney
- James Carraway as Shorty
- Matt Winston as John Allen
- Jules Bruff as Catherine Allen
- John Ennis as Terry Pascoe
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