Cast
- Michael Douglas as Dr. Nathan R. Conrad
- Brittany Murphy as Elisabeth Burrows
- Sean Bean as Patrick Koster
- Skye McCole Bartusiak as Jessie Conrad
- Guy Torry as Dolen
- Jennifer Esposito as Det. Sandra Cassidy
- Shawn Doyle as Russel Maddox
- Victor Argo as Sydney Simon
- Conrad Goode as Max Dunlevy
- Paul Schulze as Jake
- Lance Reddick as Arnie
- Famke Janssen as Agatha "Aggie" Conrad
- Oliver Platt as Dr. Louis Sachs
- Aidan Devine as Leon Edward Croft
- Alex Campbell as Jonathan
- Philip DeWilde as Intern
- Sam Montesano as Frankie
- Arlene Duncan as Aide
- Judy Sinclair as Zelda Sinclair
- Larry Block as Doorman
- David Warshofsky as Ryan
- Darren Frost as Janitor
- Philip Williams as Large Cop
- Louis Vanaria as Cop at Scene
- Daniel Kash as Detective Garcia
- Lucie Laurier as Vanessa
- Isabella Fink as 8 Year Old Elisabeth
- Ray Iannicelli as Man at Marina
- Colm Magner as Cop #1
- Cyrus Farmer as Officer #1
- Martin Roach as Transit Cop
- Patricia Mauceri as Sofia
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