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Stanley Tucci as Walter Winchell |
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Glenne Headly as Dallas Wayne |
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Paul Giamatti as Herman Klurfeld |
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Christopher Plummer as Franklin D. Roosevelt |
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Xander Berkeley as Gavreau |
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Kevin Tighe as William Randolph Hearst |
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Frank Medrano as Melvin Diamond |
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Vic Polizos as Sam Hague |
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John F. O'Donohue as Harry the Doorman |
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Michael Greene as Bellamy |
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Rod McCary as Emcee |
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Victoria Gabrielle Platt as Josephine Baker |
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Megan Mullally as June Winchell |
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Paul Mazursky as Winchell's Father |
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Francis X. McCarthy as Winchell's Attorney |
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Sven-Ole Thorsen as German Man |
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Mary Portser as Janet Winchell |
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Paul Jenkins as Lawrence Newman |
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Jason Huber as Ed Sullivan |
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Paula Cale as Mrs. Klurfeld |
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Don Fischer as Reporter #1 |
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Kris Kamm as Reporter #2 |
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Sean Michael Allen as Mirror Reporter (as Sean Barnes) |
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Joe Bays as Post Reporter #1 |
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Joe Basile as Post Reporter #2 |
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Michael Monks as Miami Reporter #1 |
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Rick Scarry as Miami Reporter #2 |
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Phillip Connery as Miami Reporter #3 |
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David St. James as Miami Reporter #4 |
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Robert Verlaque as Stork Club Reporter |
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Jon Menick as Precinct Reporter #2 |
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Mason Lucero as Walter Jr. - Age 4 |
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Ricky Davila as Walter Jr. - Age 10 |
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Matt Bellner as Walter Jr. - Age 20 |
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Sean Stavropoulos as Walter Winchell - Age 8 |
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Raffi Di Blasio as Walter Winchell - Age 20 |
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Danielle Beckstrom as Walda - Age 6 |
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Kayley Gable as Walda - Age 12 |
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Emily Saunders as Walda |
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Gary Donovan as Josephine Baker's Manager |
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Pat Asanti as Vaudeville Magician |
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Michael Laskin as Radio Executive #1 |
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Lamont Johnson as Radio Executive #2 |
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Sean Lawlor as Miami Sergeant |
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Richard Livingston as Musician |
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Jack Lotz as Bartender |
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Ray Lykins as Newman's Driver |
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Raf Mauro as Backstage Manager |
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Stuart Nisbet as Senator #1 |
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J. Patrick McCormack as Senator #2 |
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Clive Rosengren as Senator #3 |
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Jack Shearer as Politician |
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Katherine Ann McGregor as Madam |
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Anthony Russell as Fitter |
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Enrique Peralta as Barber |
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Marshall Gitter as News Seller |
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Phillip Geoffrey Hough as Copy Boy |
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Joel Rooks as Stork Club Captain #1 |
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Oliver Muirhead as Stork Club Captain #2 |
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Stacey Brooks as Stork Club Patron #1 |
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Tiffany Salerno as Stork Club Patron #2 |
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Dennis Tracy as Stork Club Patron #3 (as Dennis A. Tracy) |
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Michael Chieffo as Photographer at Stork Club |
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Blayne Weaver as Country Club Worker |
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Palmer Davis as Showgirl |
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Peggy Miley as Candy Store Woman |
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James Wellington as First Doorman |
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Blake Rose as The Fighter |
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Carrie Stroud as Schwing Sister #1 |
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Aria Rosenberg as Schwing Sister #2 |
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Marissa Leigh as Schwing Sister #3 (as Marissa Leigh Baumgartner) |
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Tiffany Burton as Schwing Sister #4 |
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Jonathan Aaron as Rabbi |
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Nina Savelle as Woman in Hotel Room |
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Tony Schubert as Cab Driver |
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Kate Brian as Girl with Walter |
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Carolyn Smith Bryant as Beautiful Woman |
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Joseph Benti as Announcer |
| Directing | Paul Mazursky | Director |
| Writing | Scott Abbott | Writer |
| Writing | Herman Klurfeld | Novel |
| Sound | Bill Conti | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Robbie Greenberg | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Stuart H. Pappé | Editor |
| Art | Marcia Hinds | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Hope Hanafin | Costume Design |
| Production | Stan Wlodkowski | Producer |
