Ang Lee	...	(Director)
Diana Ossana, Larry McMurtry	...	(Writer)
Heath Ledger	...	Ennis Del Mar
Jake Gyllenhaal	...	Jack Twist
Michelle Williams	...	Alma
Anne Hathaway	...	Lureen Newsome
Linda Cardellini	...	Cassie
Rodrigo Prieto	...	Cinematographer
Randy Quaid	...	Joe Aguirre
Valerie Planche	...	Waitress
David Trimble	...	Basque
Víctor Reyes	...	Chilean Sheepherder #1
Lachlan Mackintosh	...	Chilean Sheepherder #2
Larry Reese	...	Jolly Minister
Marty Antonini	...	Timmy
Tom Carey	...	Rodeo Clown
Dan McDougall	...	Bartender #1
Don Bland	...	Biker #1
Steven Cree Molison	...	Biker #2
Duval Lang	...	Announcer
Dean Barrett	...	Bartender #2
Hannah Stewart	...	Alma Jr., Age 3
Scott Michael Campbell	...	Monroe
Mary Liboiron	...	Fayette Newsome
Graham Beckel	...	L.D. Newsome
Kade Phillips	...	Ennis, Age 9
Steffen Cole Moser	...	K.E. Del Mar, Age 11
Brooklynn Proulx	...	Jenny, Age 4 (as Brooklyn Proulx)
Keanna Dubé	...	Alma Jr., Age 5
James Baker	...	Farmer #1
Pete Seadon	...	Farmer #2
Sarah Hyslop	...	Alma Jr., Age 9-12
Jacey Kenny	...	Jenny, Age 7-8
Jerry Callaghan	...	Judge
Cayla Wolever	...	Jenny, Age 11
Cheyenne Hill	...	Alma Jr., Age 13
Jake Church	...	Bobby, Age 10
Ken Zilka	...	Roughneck #1
John Tench	...	Roughneck #2
Anna Faris	...	Lashawn Malone
David Harbour	...	Randall Malone
Kate Mara	...	Alma Jr., Age 19
Will Martin	...	Carl
Gary Lauder	...	Killer Mechanic
Christian Fraser	...	Grease Monkey
Cam Sutherland	...	Assailant
Roberta Maxwell	...	Jack's mother
Peter McRobbie	...	John Twist
Gustavo Santaolalla	...	Composer
Geraldine Peroni	...	Editor
Dylan Tichenor	...	Editor

Summary: Brokeback Mountain is a sweeping epic that explores the lives of two young men, a ranch hand and a rodeo cowboy, who meet in the summer of 1963 and unexpectedly forge a lifelong connection. The complications, joys and heartbreak they experience provide a testament to the endurance and power of love. Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal deliver emotionally charged, remarkably moving performances in "a movie that is destined to become one of the great classics of our time" (Clay Smith, The Insider).