Cast
- Reese Witherspoon as Elle Woods, a bubbly, intelligent and outgoing sorority girl
- Luke Wilson as Emmett Richmond, a young attorney
- Selma Blair as Vivian Kensington, a law student
- Matthew Davis as Warner Huntington III, Elle's boyfriend
- Victor Garber as Professor Callahan, a Harvard law professor
- Jennifer Coolidge as Paulette Bonafonté, Elle's manicurist and confidante
- Holland Taylor as Professor Stromwell, a Harvard law professor
- Ali Larter as Brooke Taylor-Windham, a famous fitness instructor accused of murdering her husband
- Jessica Cauffiel as Margot, a fellow sorority sister and close friend of Elle
- Alanna Ubach as Serena, a fellow sorority sister and close friend of Elle
- Oz Perkins as "Dorky" David Kidney, a law student
- Linda Cardellini as Chutney Windham, Brooke's stepdaughter
- Raquel Welch as Mrs. Windham-Vandermark, Chutney's mother and Mr. Windham's ex-wife
- Bruce Thomas as Paulette's UPS delivery man
- Meredith Scott Lynn as Enid, a law student and outspoken feminist
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