Top Billed Cast

William H. Macy
Edmond
Frances Bay
Fortune Teller
Rebecca Pidgeon
Wife
Joe Mantegna
Man in Bar
Denise Richards
B-Girl
Wendy Thompson
Cocktail Waitress
Vincent Guastaferro
Club Manager
Bai Ling
Peep Show Girl
Matt Landers
Bystander
Dulé Hill
Sharper
Russell Hornsby
Shill
Aldis Hodge
Leafletter
Debi Mazar
Matron
Mena Suvari
Prostitute
Jeffrey Combs
Desk Clerk
Barry Cullison
Pawn Shop Customer
George Wendt
Pawn Shop Owner
Marcus Thomas
Window Man
Lionel Mark Smith
Pimp
Julia Stiles
Glenna
Patricia Belcher
Woman on Subway
Wren T. Brown
Preacher
Bruce A. Young
Policeman
Dylan Walsh
Interrogator
Bokeem Woodbine
Prisoner
Jack Wallace
Chaplain
Michael Saad
Library Guard
Vanessa Born
Kissing Girl in Elevator (Uncredited)
Michael Calder
Deputy Sheriff (Uncredited)
Mary Castro
Black Hair Beauty (Uncredited)
Annette Harper
Stripper (Uncredited)
Elena Jovis
Atlantic Club Girl (Uncredited)
Steven Littles
Prisoner (Uncredited)
Ryan March
Bar Patron (Uncredited)
Laurie Meghan Phelps
Busty Hooker (Uncredited)
Blake Sherman
Bystander (Uncredited)
Patrick M. Strong
Bartender (Uncredited)
Saskia Vogel
Prostitute in Background
Alexander von Roon
Bar Patron (Uncredited)

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A review by tmdb28039023

Written by tmdb28039023 on Sat Aug 27 2022

It never hurts a movie to have both William H. Macy and Joe Mantegna, not least because there’s a good chance it’s a David Mamet film. Mantegna appears briefly in Edmond, adapted by Mamet from his one-act play and directed by Stuart Gordon, but his intervention is key. Edmond Burke (Macy) encounters Mantegna’s character in a bar, and after the two bond over their shared racism, the latter gives the former a card with the address of a nightclub, but which Edmond momentarily sees as a Tarot card: the Hierophant. This is ironic because the Hierophant is believed to bring religious worshipers...