Cast
- Woody Harrelson as Mickey Knox
- Juliette Lewis as Mallory Wilson Knox
- Robert Downey, Jr. as Wayne Gale
- Tom Sizemore as Detective Jack Scagnetti
- Tommy Lee Jones as Warden Dwight McClusky
- Rodney Dangerfield as Ed Wilson
- Edie McClurg as Mrs. Wilson
- Sean Stone as Kevin Wilson
- Russell Means as Navajo man
- Lanny Flaherty as Earl
- Evan Handler as David
- Balthazar Getty as Gas station attendant
- Richard Lineback as Sonny
- Kirk Baltz as Roger
- Steven Wright as Dr. Emil Reingold
- Pruitt Taylor Vince as Deputy Warden Kavanaugh
- Joe Grifasi as Deputy Sheriff Duncan Homolka
- Everett Quinton as Deputy Wurlitzer
- Marshall Bell as Deputy
- Peter Crombie as Intense cop
- Grand Bush as Prison Inmate
- Louis Lombardi as Deputy "Sparky"
- Dale Dye as Dale Wrigley
- Corey Everson as Mallory Knox in TV reconstruction
- O-Lan Jones as Mabel
- Deleted scenes
- Ashley Judd as Grace Mulberry
- Rachel Ticotin as Prosecutor Wanda Bisbing
- Peter and David Paul as Simon and Norman Hun
- Denis Leary as Prison Inmate
- Bret "Hitman" Hart as Prison Inmate
- Uncredited
- James Gammon as Redneck's buddy
- Mark Harmon as Mickey Knox in TV reconstruction
- Adrien Brody and David Pasquesi as Gale's cameramen
- Arliss Howard as Owen Traft, Mickey and Mallory's Guardian Angel / The Demon
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