Cast
- Ray Liotta as Henry Hill
- Robert De Niro as Jimmy Conway
- Joe Pesci as Tommy DeVito
- Lorraine Bracco as Karen Hill
- Paul Sorvino as Paul Cicero
- Frank Sivero as Frankie Carbone
- Frank Vincent as Billy Batts
- Tony Darrow as Sonny Bunz
- Mike Starr as Frenchy
- Chuck Low as Morrie Kessler
- Frank DiLeo as Tuddy Cicero
- Johnny Williams as Johnny Roastbeef
- Samuel L. Jackson as Parnell "Stacks" Edwards
- Frank Adonis as Anthony Stabile
- Catherine Scorsese as Tommy DeVito's Mother
- Gina Mastrogiacomo as Janice Rossi
- Debi Mazar as Sandy
- Margo Winkler as Belle Kessler
- Welker White as Lois Byrd
- Julie Garfield as Mickey Conway
- Paul Herman as Dealer
- Detective Ed Deacy as himself
- Christopher Serrone as Henry Hill (young)
- Charles Scorsese as Vinnie
- Michael Vivalo as Nicky Eyes
- Michael Imperioli as "Spider"
- Tony Sirico as Tony Stacks
- Frank Pellegrino as Johnny Dio
- Tony Ellis as Bridal Shop Owner
- Elizabeth Whitcraft as Tommy's girlfriend
- Illeana Douglas as Tommy's other girlfriend
- Anthony Powers as Jimmy Two-Times
- Assistant U.S. Attorney Ed McDonald as himself
- Tony Lip as Frankie The Wop
- Joseph Bono as Mikey Franzese
- Kevin Corrigan as Michael Hill
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