William Hurt plays James Leeds, a speech teacher who forms a romantic relationship with Sarah Norman and struggles to bridge the gap between their worlds.
Marlee Matlin portrays Sarah Norman, a deaf custodian at a school for the deaf who is hesitant to engage with the hearing world and faces internal conflicts.
Piper Laurie appears as Mrs. Norman, Sarah's protective mother who has concerns about her daughter's choices and future.
Philip Bosco takes on the role of Dr. Curtis Franklin, the head of the school for the deaf who has differing views from James on how to best support the deaf students.
Allison Gompf portrays Lydia, a student at the school for the deaf who interacts with both James and Sarah, offering different perspectives.
John F. Cleary plays Johnny, a friend of James who provides support and comic relief in the story.
Philip Holmes portrays Glen, a colleague of James who interacts with both James and Sarah, offering insight into their relationship.
Georgia Ann Cline appears as Cheryl, a fellow staff member at the school who supports Sarah and provides a glimpse into the deaf community.
William D. Byrd plays Danny, a student at the school for the deaf who interacts with both James and Sarah, highlighting the challenges they face.
Frank Carter Jr. portrays Tony, a student at the school who adds depth to the deaf community and their unique experiences.
John Limnidis appears as William, a student at the school who interacts with both James and Sarah, showcasing the diversity within the deaf community.
Bob Hiltermann takes on the role of Orin, a deaf activist who challenges societal perceptions and supports Sarah in finding her voice.
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