Cast
- Gene Hackman as Harry Caul
- John Cazale as Stan
- Allen Garfield as William P. "Bernie" Moran
- Cindy Williams as Ann
- Frederic Forrest as Mark
- Harrison Ford as Martin Stett
- Michael Higgins as Paul
- Elizabeth MacRae as Meredith
- Teri Garr as Amy Fredericks
- Mark Wheeler as Receptionist
- Robert Shields as The Mime
- Phoebe Alexander as Lurleen
- Robert Duvall as The Director (uncredited)
- Gene Hackman's brother, Richard Hackman, played two roles in the film, the priest in the confessional and a security guard.
- Gian-Carlo Coppola, the nine-year-old son of director Francis Ford Coppola, played the small part of a boy in church.
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