There's Something About Mary - Cast

Cast

  • Cameron Diaz as Mary Jensen/Matthews, an orthopedic surgeon with whom Ted has been in love since high school.
  • Ben Stiller as Ted Stroehmann, an awkward and shy young man who meets Mary in high school and, of all the men fighting over her, is the only one who seems to be truly in love with her.
  • Matt Dillon as Pat Healy, a sleazy private detective whom Ted hires to track Mary down, only to fall in love with her himself.
  • Chris Elliott as Dom “Woogie” Woganowski, Ted′s best friend, who has a fetish for women′s shoes and a problem with hives.
  • Lee Evans as Tucker / Norm Phipps, a Pompano pizza delivery boy who falls in love with Mary and pretends to be a British architect in order to impress her.
  • Lin Shaye as Magda
  • Jeffrey Tambor as Sully
  • Markie Post as Sheila Jensen, Mary′s mother
  • Keith David as Charlie Jensen, Mary′s stepfather
  • W. Earl Brown as Warren Jensen, Mary′s mentally disabled brother
  • Sarah Silverman as Brenda, Mary′s sarcastic and obnoxious best friend
  • Khandi Alexander as Joanie
  • Willie Garson as Dr. Zit Face / High School Pal Bob
  • Brett Favre as himself, Mary′s former love interest
  • Jonathan Richman as the singing narrator
  • Harland Williams (uncredited) as Hitchhiker
  • Richard Tyson as Detective Krevoy
  • Rob Moran as Detective Stabler
  • Warren Tashjian as Freddie
  • Hillary Matthews as Dom's wife

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