Toni Collette plays Muriel Heslop, a socially awkward young woman who longs for love and acceptance while navigating her dysfunctional family.
Bill Hunter portrays Bill Heslop, Muriel's father, who is depicted as neglectful and emotionally distant.
Rachel Griffiths plays Rhonda Epinstalk, Muriel's energetic and supportive friend who encourages her to pursue her dreams.
Sophie Lee portrays Tania Degano, one of Muriel's high school classmates who embodies the popular girl stereotype.
Jeanie Drynan plays Betty Heslop, Muriel's mother, who struggles with her own dissatisfaction and tries to maintain a facade of normalcy.
Gennie Nevinson portrays Deidre Chambers, a character who interacts with Muriel and adds to the dynamic of her social experiences.
Daniel Lapaine plays David Van Arckle, a potential romantic interest for Muriel as she navigates her love life.
Matt Day portrays Brice Nobes, a charming and seemingly perfect young man who becomes involved with Muriel's journey.
Roz Hammond plays Cheryl, a character who adds to the film’s exploration of friendship and interpersonal relationships.
Belinda Jarrett portrays Janine, a character connected to the social circle that Muriel navigates.
Pippa Grandison plays Nicole, a character that represents the expectations placed on young women in society.
Dan Wyllie portrays Perry Heslop, adding to the family dynamics that influence Muriel's life.
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