Brazil

Jonathan Pryce portrays the protagonist Sam Lowry, a low-level government employee who dreams of a better life and finds himself caught in a dystopian bureaucratic society.

Kim Greist plays Jill Layton, a strong-willed woman who becomes involved in Sam Lowry's life and helps him navigate the oppressive world they live in.

Robert De Niro appears as Archibald 'Harry' Tuttle, a rogue heating engineer who aids Sam Lowry in his quest to escape the stifling control of the government.

Ian Holm portrays Mr. M. Kurtzmann, a senior government official who becomes entangled in Sam Lowry's increasingly chaotic life.

Bob Hoskins plays Spoor, a charismatic individual who crosses paths with Sam Lowry during his struggles against the oppressive regime.

Katherine Helmond appears as Mrs. Ida Lowry, Sam's eccentric mother who adds a touch of dark humor to the film.

Michael Palin portrays Jack Lint, a professional torturer and childhood friend of Sam Lowry, serving as a haunting reminder of the consequences of rebellion.

Ian Richardson plays Mr. Warrenn, a shady figure within the government who influences the events that unfold in Sam Lowry's life.

Peter Vaughan appears as Mr. Helpmann, a high-ranking official in the oppressive regime who exerts control over the citizens through bureaucracy and surveillance.

Jim Broadbent portrays Dr. Jaffe, a medical professional who plays a role in the intricate web of deceit and manipulation in the dystopian society of Brazil.

Terry Gilliam makes an uncredited appearance as the Smoking Man, adding a sense of mystery and intrigue to the surreal landscape of Brazil.

Derrick O'Connor appears as Dowser, a character who interacts with Sam Lowry in the midst of his search for truth and freedom in a world of oppressive control.