Somewhere in Time

Christopher Reeve plays Richard Collier, a playwright who discovers a photograph of Elise McKenna and becomes obsessed with her, leading him to travel back in time to be with her.

Jane Seymour portrays Elise McKenna, a celebrated actress from the early 1900s who falls in love with Richard Collier, despite the challenges that come with their unconventional romance.

Christopher Plummer takes on the role of William Fawcett Robinson, a controlling and jealous manager of Elise McKenna who disapproves of her relationship with Richard Collier.

Teresa Wright stars as Laura Roberts, an elderly woman who offers guidance and support to Richard Collier as he embarks on his journey to reunite with Elise McKenna.

Bill Erwin plays Arthur Biehl, a friendly and helpful hotel employee who assists Richard Collier during his stay at the Grand Hotel.

George Voskovec portrays Dr. Gerald Finney, a thoughtful and insightful professor who aids Richard Collier in his quest to understand the mysteries of time travel.

Susan French appears as Older Elise, depicting the older version of Elise McKenna who reunites with Richard Collier in a poignant and emotional moment.

John Alvin portrays Arthur's Father, a minor character who adds depth to the storyline through his interactions with the main characters.

Eddra Gale is Genevieve, a supporting character who enriches the narrative with her presence and interactions with the main cast.

Audrey Bennett plays Richard's Date, a brief role that adds context to Richard Collier's life before his encounter with Elise McKenna.

William H. Macy appears as a Critic, offering a critical perspective on the events unfolding in the story and adding depth to the film's themes.

Laurence Coven also appears as a Critic, contributing to the film's exploration of art, love, and time through his character's observations and critiques.