Maxie

Glenn Close plays Jan, a modern woman who finds herself possessed by the spirit of a 1920s movie actress named Maxie.

Mandy Patinkin portrays Nick, Jan's husband who must navigate the complexities of his wife's possession by the flamboyant Maxie.

Ruth Gordon stars as Mrs. Lavin, a character involved in the supernatural events surrounding Jan and Maxie's presence.

Barnard Hughes takes on the role of Bishop Campbell, a figure who likely provides guidance or advice within the film.

Valerie Curtin appears as Miss Sheffer, a character who may have a role in the unfolding events of possession and identity.

Googy Gress plays Father Jerome, potentially a clergyman who plays a part in the supernatural elements of the story.

Michael Ensign portrays Cleopatra Director, a character who likely has ties to the entertainment industry within the movie.

Michael Laskin appears as the Commercial Director, who may have interactions with Jan or Maxie in the film.

Lou Cutell plays Art Isenberg, a character who potentially contributes to the comedic or dramatic elements of the story.

Nelson Welch appears as the Bartender, a character who may have interactions with the possessed Jan or others in the film.

Leeza Gibbons portrays the E.T. Reporter, a character who likely reports on the unusual events happening in the film.

Evan White appears as the Channel 4 Announcer, providing potentially important information to the characters or audience within the movie.