Terry Gilliam	...	(Director)
Richard LaGravenese	...	(Writer)
Jeff Bridges	...	Jack Lucas
Robin Williams	...	Parry
Mercedes Ruehl	...	Anne Napolitano
Amanda Plummer	...	Lydia Sinclair
David Hyde Pierce	...	Lou Rosen
Adam Bryant	...	Radio Engineer
Paul Lombardi	...	Radio Engineer
Ted Ross	...	Limo bum
Lara Harris	...	Sondra
Warren Olney	...	TV anchorman
Frazer Smith	...	News Reporter
Kathy Najimy	...	Crazed video customer
Harry Shearer	...	Sitcom actor Ben Starr
Melinda Culea	...	Sitcom wife
James Remini	...	Bum at hotel
Mark Bowden	...	Doorman
John Ottavino	...	Father at Hotel
Brian Michaels	...	Little Boy
Jayce Bartok	...	First Punk
Dan Futterman	...	Second Punk
Bradley Gregg	...	Hippie Bum
William Jay Marshall	...	Jamaican Bum
William Preston	...	John the Bum
Al Fann	...	Superintendent
Stephen Bridgewater	...	Porno Customer
John Heffernan	...	Stockbroker Bum
Chris Howell	...	Red Knight
Michael Jeter	...	Homeless Cabaret Singer
Richard LaGravenese	...	Strait Jacket Yuppie
Anita Dangler	...	Bag Lady
Mark Bringleson	...	Drooler (as Mark Bringelson)
Johnny Paganelli	...	Pizza Boy
Diane Robin	...	Receptionist
John Benjamin Red	...	Motorcyclist
Lisa Blades	...	Mrs. Sagan, Parry's wife
Christian Clemenson	...	Edwin
Carlos Carrasco	...	Doctor
Joe Jamrog	...	Guard
John de Lancie	...	TV Executive
Lou Hancock	...	Nurse
Caroline Cromelin	...	Radio Show Call-In (voice)
Kathleen Bridget Kelly	...	Radio Show Call-In (voice)
Pat Fraley	...	Radio Show Call-In (voice) (as Patrick Fraley)
Tom Waits	...	Disabled Veteran

Summary: A fairy tale grounded in poignant reality, the magnificent, Manhattan-set The Fisher King, by Terry Gilliam, features Jeff Bridges and Robin Williams in two of their most brilliant roles. Bridges plays a former radio shock jock reconstructing his life after a scandal, and Williams is a homeless man on a quest for the Holy Grail—which he believes to be hidden somewhere on the Upper East Side. Unknowingly linked by their pasts, the two men aid each other on a fanciful journey to discovering their own humanity. This singular American odyssey features a witty script by Richard LaGravenese, evocative cinematography by Roger Pratt, and superb supporting performances by Amanda Plummer and an Oscar-winning Mercedes Ruehl, all harnessed by Gilliam into a compassionate, funny modern-day myth.