Zelig (1983) | Full Cast

Woody Allen

DIRECTOR

Woody Allen

Leonard Zelig

Mia Farrow

Dr. Eudora Nesbitt Fletcher

Patrick Horgan

The Narrator(voice)

John Buckwalter

Dr. Sindell

Marvin Chatinover

Glandular Diagnosis Doctor

Stanley Swerdlow

Mexican Food Doctor

Paul Nevens

Dr. Birsky

Howard Erskine

Hypodermic Doctor

George Hamlin

Experimental Drugs Doctor

Ralph Bell

Other Doctor

Richard Whiting

Other Doctor

Will Hussung

Other Doctor

Robert Iglesia

Man in Barber Chair

Eli Resnick

Man in Park

Edward McPhillips

Scotsman

Gale Hansen

Freshman #1

Michael Jeter

Freshman #2

Peter McRobbie

Workers Rally Speaker

Sol Lomita

Martin Geist

Mary Louise Wilson

Sister Ruth

Alice Beardsley

Telephone Operator

Paula Trueman

Woman on Telephone

Ed Lane

Man on Telephone

Marianne Tatum

Actress Fletcher

Charles Denny

Actor Doctor

Michael Kell

Actor Koslow

Garrett M. Brown

Actor Zelig

Sharon Ferrol-Young

Miss Baker

Richard Litt

Charles Koslow

Dimitri Vassilopoulos

Martinez

John Rothman

Paul Deghuee

Stephanie Farrow

Meryl Fletcher

Francis Beggins

City Hall Speaker

Jean Trowbridge

Dr. Fletcher's Mother

Ken Chapin

On-Camera Interviewer

Gerald Klein

Hearst Guest

Vincent Jerman-Jerosa

Hearst Guest

Deborah Rush

Lita Fox

Stanley Simmonds

Lita's Lawyer

Robert Berger

Zelig's Lawyer

Jeanine Jackson

Helen Gray

Erma Campbell

Zelig's Wife

Anton Marco

Wrist Victim

Louise Deitch

House-Painting Victim

Bernice Dowis

Vilification Woman

John Doumanian

Greek Waiter

Willy Holt

Rally Chancellor

Bernie Herold

Carter Dean

Susan Sontag

Susan Sontag - Contemporary Interviews

Irving Howe

Irving Howe - Contemporary Interviews

Saul Bellow

Saul Bellow - Contemporary Interviews

Bricktop

Bricktop - Contemporary Interviews

Bruno Bettelheim

Bruno Bettelheim - Contemporary Interviews

John Morton Blum

John Morton Blum - Contemporary Interviews

Marshall Cole Sr.

Calvin Turner - Contemporary Interviews

Ellen Garrison

Older Dr. Fletcher - Contemporary Interviews

Jack Cannon

Mike Geibell - Contemporary Interviews

Theodore R. Smits

Ted Bierbauer - Contemporary Interviews

Sherman Loud

Older Paul Deghuee - Contemporary Interviews

Elizabeth Rothschild

Older Sister Meryl Fletcher - Contemporary Interviews

Kuno Sponholz

Oswald Pohl - Contemporary Interviews

Ed Herlihy

Pathe News Announcer(voice)

Dwight Weist

Hearst Metrotone Announcer(voice)

Gordon Gould

Radio Announcer(voice)

Wendell Craig

Universal Newsreel Announcer(voice)

Jurgen Kuehn

German U.F.A. Newsreel Announcer(voice)

William Haines

Self(archiveFootage)

Dorothy Mackaill

Self(archiveFootage)

Max Amann

Self (with Hitler and Streicher)(uncredited)(archiveFootage)(unconfirmed)

Arthur Anderson

Other Doctor(uncredited)

Josephine Baker

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Michael Blevins

Lizard Dancer(uncredited)

Fanny Brice

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Wilhelm Brückner

Self - Walking Behind Hitler(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

James Cagney

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Al Capone

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Charles Chaplin

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Calvin Coolidge

Self - Pinning Medal(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Marion Davies

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Dolores del Rio

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Sepp Dietrich

Self - with Hitler and Streicher(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Joe DiMaggio

Self - Playing Baseball(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Marie Dressler

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Lou Gehrig

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Joseph Goebbels

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Harold 'Red' Grange

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Hermann Göring

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Jon Hayden

Reporter(uncredited)

William Randolph Hearst

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Rudolf Hess

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Adolf Hitler

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Bobby Jones

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Elizabeth Kaitan

German Girl(uncredited)

Robert Ley

Self - with Goebbels(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Charles A. Lindbergh

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Carole Lombard

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Adolphe Menjou

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Tom Mix

Self - At San Simeon(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Franz Pfeffer von Salomon

Self with Hitler and Streicher(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Mae Questel

voice of Helen Kane(uncredited)

Bubba Dean Rambo

Charleston Dancer(uncredited)

Billy Rose

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Babe Ruth

Self - Swinging Bat(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Julius Schaub

Self - Walking Behind Hitler(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Gregor Strasser

Self - with Back to Hitler(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Julius Streicher

Self - with Hitler and Hess(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Kim Johnston Ulrich

Beauty Contestant(uncredited)

Franz von Epp

Self - with Goebbels and Ley(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Jimmy Walker

Self - Mayor of New York(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Ruth Leon Weiman

Mother of a Graduate(uncredited)

Tug Wilson

Police Officer(uncredited)

Claire Windsor

Self(uncredited)(archiveFootage)