Any Given Sunday (1999)

Rating: 6.8 of 10

Below is the list of the 237 actors that worked in Any Given Sunday. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Al Pacino as Tony D'Amato

Cameron Diaz as Christina Pagniacci

Dennis Quaid as Jack 'Cap' Rooney

James Woods as Dr. Harvey Mandrake

Jamie Foxx as Willie Beamen

LL Cool J LL Cool J as Julian Washington

Matthew Modine as Dr. Ollie Powers

Jim Brown as Montezuma Monroe

Lawrence Taylor as Luther 'Shark' Lavay

Bill Bellamy as Jimmy Sanderson

Andrew Bryniarski as Patrick 'Madman' Kelly

Lela Rochon as Vanessa Struthers

Lauren Holly as Cindy Rooney

Ann-Margret Ann-Margret as Margaret Pagniacci

Aaron Eckhart as Nick Crozier

Elizabeth Berkley as Mandy Murphy

Charlton Heston as AFFA Football Commissioner

John C. McGinley as Jack Rose

James Karen as Christina's Advisor

Gianni Russo as Christina's Advisor

Duane Martin as Willie's Agent

Clifton Davis as Mayor Tyrone Smalls

John Daniel as Suitor in Christina's Box

Terrell Owens as Himself

Irving Fryar as Himself

Joe Schmidt as Himself

Ricky Watters as Himself

Patrick O'Hara as Tyler Cherubini

Jerry A. Sharp as McKenna

Marty Wright as Beastman

Mazio Royster as Wide Receiver

Todd Smith as Wide Receiver

Jamie Williams as Tight End

Craig Thomson as Tight End

Greg Orvis as Tight End

Rick Johnson as Dallas Quarterback

Bjorn Nittmo as Kicker

Matt Martinez as Sharks Fullback

Pete Ohnegian as Sharks Center

Brian E. O'Neal as Sharks Linebacker

Robert L. Goff as Additional Player

Joseph Unitas as Additional Player

J.V. Goodman as Additional Player

Skip McClendon as Additional Player

Derrick Lassic as Additional Player

Fred Lester as Additional Player

Eric Miller as Additional Player

Todd Eric Yeaman as Additional Player

Clyde Sherman as Additional Player

Connell Spain Jr. as Additional Player

Otis Mounds as Additional Player

Matt Storm as Additional Player

Michael Osuna as Additional Player

Connell Maynor as Additional Player

Marty Hochertz as Additional Player

Robert Gordon as Additional Player

Barry Wagner as Additional Player

Richard McKenzie as Additional Player

Sean Hamlet as Additional Player

Robert Grogan as Additional Player

Nyle Wiren as Additional Player

Michael Groh III as Additional Player

Len Johnson as Additional Player

Basil Proctor as Additional Player

Mathew Keneley as Additional Player

Kevin Reid as Additional Player

Tony Egues as Shark Trainer

Marc Claus as Shark Trainer

Michelle A. Porachan as Shark Trainer

Tyler Cravens as Shark Trainer

James A. Bachand as Shark Trainer

Jason Rubenstein as Shark Trainer

Art Young as Referee

William Hanlon as Referee

Allan Graf as Referee

Joseph W. Underwood as Referee

Timothy F. Crowley as Referee

Steve Raulerson as Shark Chaplain

Oliver Stone as Tug Kowalski - TV Announcer #1

Phil Latzman as Kevin Branson - TV Announcer #2

Barry Switzer as Dallas Announcer

Mark Robert Ellis as Quarterback Coach

Anthony L. Tanzi as Shark Coach

Joseph A. Wilson as Shark Coach

Margaret Betts as Mayor's Aide

Antares Davis as Mayor's P.R. Woman

Liz Petterson as Society Lady at Mayor's Party

Lester Speight as Sharks' Security Guard

Daniel Marino as Cap Rooney's Child

Alexandra L. Hellman as Cap Rooney's Child

Hunter White as Cap Rooney's Child

Kirsten Krueger as Player's Wife

Joanna Theobalds as Player's Wife

Tonya Oliver as Player's Wife

Amy Dorris as Player's Wife

Mary Fanaro as Player's Wife

Sarah Penman as Player's Wife

Kathy Alzado Murray as Player's Wife

Sacha Voski as Player's Wife

Nikki Novak as Player's Wife

Michelle Bernard as Player's Wife

Lisa Ann Phillips as Player's Wife

Cat Stone as Player's Wife

Carin Abnathy as Player's Wife

Micah West as Madman's Wife

Christy Tummond as Dr. Mandrake's Girlfriend

Eva Tamargo as Tunnel Reporter - Game 3

Debbie Howard as Tunnel Reporter - Game 3

Tucker Brown as Tunnel Reporter - Game 3

Bob St. Clair as Opposing Coach - Game 1

Y.A. Tittle as Opposing Coach - Game 2

Pat Toomay as Opposing Coach - Game 2

Dick Butkus as Opposing Coach - Game 3

Warren Moon as Opposing Coach - Game 4

Johnny Unitas as Opposing Coach - Game 5

Bruce C. Hardy as Dallas Knights Chaplain

Moet Meira as Party Girl

Dawn Crawford as Party Girl

Rhonda Adams as Party Girl

Gwendolyn Osborne as Party Girl

Glynnis Lawson as Party Girl

Celia Evans as Party Girl

Jessie Alexander as Party Girl

Nichole Robinson as Party Girl

Melissa Jayne as Party Girl

'Jaman' Janet Manns as Party Girl

Sarah Bredell as Party Girl

Andrea Horka as Party Girl

Michelle Beisner as Party Girl

Hermine Kraljevic as Party Girl

Cleo Bayla as Party Girl

Mercy Lopez as Party Girl

Luna Abdi Mohamed as Party Girl

Maria E. Heredia as Party Girl

Olivia Fullerton as Party Girl

Jeannie Mustelier as Party Girl

Biba Mbayi as Party Girl

Delia Sheppard as Party Girl

Jaime Bergman as Party Girl

Donna Preudhomme as Party Girl

Jack G. Spirtos as Fan

Mauricio de la Vida as Fan

Sean Stone as Fan

Michael Stone as Fan

Tara Stone as Fan

Frank J. Adler as Fan

Doug Cowden as Fan

Antoni Corone as Fan

Drew Rosenhaus as TV Announcer - Willie's Appartment

Hunter Reno as Reporter at Mayor's Party

Dorothy J. Morrison as Willie's Mom

Vincent DiFatta as Businessman Fan at Mayor's Party

Jim Gasser as Businessman Fan at Mayor's Party

Allen Reidel as Businessman Fan at Mayor's Party

Luciano Armellino as Tony's Bartender

Myriam Davoisne-Bruni as Friend in Owner's Box

Rosa Iveth Cortez as Friend in Owner's Box

Melinda Renna as Friend in Owner's Box

Doris Condom as Friend in Owner's Box

Al Quinn as Football Coach

Alex Harder as Knights Fan

Andy Bray as Sharks Waterboy

Anik Dufour as Football Fan

Anthony A. Cruz as Fan

Beau Holden as Coach

Bobby Shue as Football Fan

Dana Hanna as Airline Stewardess

Daniel Ohana as Sharks Trainer

Darlene Demko as Red Bikini Girl in MetRx Commercial

Dennis Jay Funny as Jose Giles - #47 Shark Football Player

Dita de Leon as Party Girl

Douglas Haase as Sharks Coach

Elizabeth Powers as Elizabeth

Estefania Crespo as Football Fan

Evan Scott Golden as Locker Room Fan

Gene Gabriel as Sharks Player

Gustavo Perez as Team Rep

Hugo Garcia as Water Boy

Ian Campbell as Stadium Fan

Jacques Maroun as Knights Fan

Jade Hanley as Knights Fan

James Douglas Robertson as Fan

Jani Vorwerk as Knights Cheerleader

Jason Kraynek as Field Photographer

Jeremy Denzlinger as Orange Glove Guy

Jeremy Moran as Campbell #94

Jess Price as Knights Fan

Jimmy Lee Kelley as Jimmy Lee Kelley

John Weyand as Knights Fan

Jose Rosete as Press Box Security

Joshua David Brown as Sharks Fan

Justin D. Hilliard as Stadium Fan

Karin M. Gaarder as Knights Fan

Karyn Pentecost as Cheerleader

Kitty Kavey as Stadium Security Guard

Kokoa Woodget Aubert as Julian's Girlfriend

Lanette Fugit as Girl Friend

Laura Meadows as Reporter

Lexa Rosean as Party Girl

Lyndale V. Pettus as Sharks Defense Asst. Coach

LynNita Ellis as Obnoxious Fan

Marceline Fleurilus as Journalist

Marcus Laurinaitis as Himself

Mario Avila as Sharks Fan

Mark Edward Walters as Sharks Fan

Mikee Plastik as Field Photographer

Mitch Morris as Fan

Monika Kramlik as Julian's Girlfriend

Nicholas Patrick Wolff as Sharks Fan

Olivia Weston as Horse Rider

Oscar A. Diaz as Sharks Trainer

Patrick Fox as Fan

Paul Heckmann as Sharks Coach

Paul Neglio as Football Player, Coach

Philip Hersh as Shark's Mascot

Pride Grinn as Football Player

Quintin Bennett as Sharks Coaching Staff

Richard Levi as High Times Reporter

Rick Michaels as Fire Department Paramedic

Robert F. Cawley as Team Owner

Robert Paget as Reporter

Ronald Lang as Miami Mayor VIP Guest

Ryan Browning Johnson as Sports Reporter

Sam Tang as Valet

Sean Corrigan as Sideline Referee

Sherman 'Big Train' Bergman as Football Fan

Stacy Slanina as Knights Fan

Sylvie Hoffer as Tony D'Amato's Wife

Tamer Riad as Team Staff

Tammy Vallejos as Cheerleader

Tina Powers as Cheerleader

Todd Bacile as Sideline Sound Tech

Tracie Bruce as Party Girl

Trish Dempsey as Field Photographer

Vaja Vaja as Party Girl

Will Green as Football Player

Wilt Chamberlain as Visitor in locker-room