Cast
| Actor | Character in Tromeo and Juliet | Character in Romeo and Juliet |
|---|---|---|
| Will Keenan | Tromeo Que | Romeo Montague |
| Jane Jensen | Juliet Capulet | Juliet Capulet |
| Maximillian Shaun | Cappy Capulet | Lord Capulet |
| Valentine Miele | Murray Martini | Mercutio |
| Earl McKoy | Monty Que | Lord Montague |
| Stephen Blackehart | Benny Que | Benvolio |
| Patrick Connor | Tyrone Capulet | Tybalt |
| Wendy Adams | Ingrid Capulet | Lady Capulet |
| Steve Gibbons | London Arbuckle | Count Paris |
| Debbie Rochon | Ness | Nurse |
| Tiffany Shepis | Peter | Capulet Servant |
| Flip Brown | Father Lawrence | Friar Lawrence |
| Gene Terinoni | Detective Ernie Scalus | Prince Escalus |
| Jacqueline Tavarez | Rosie | Rosaline |
| Garon Peterson | Fu Chang | The Apothecary |
| Sean Gunn | Sammy Capulet | Sampson |
| Joe Fleishaker | 1-900-HOT-HUNK | N/A |
| James Gunn | The "Found a Peanut" Father | N/A |
| Brian Fox | Bill Shakespeare | N/A |
| Lemmy | Narrator | N/A |
Lloyd Kaufman, Merle Allin and Ami James have non-speaking cameos in the film. A scene featuring Ron Jeremy as a homeless man was filmed but ultimately deleted from the final cut of the movie.
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