The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz

Richard Dreyfuss portrays the ambitious protagonist Duddy, a determined young man who is eager to make a name for himself in the world.

Henry Ramer takes on the role of Dingleman, a character who plays a significant part in Duddy's journey and aspirations.

Alan Rosenthal plays the character of Lennie in the film, a role that adds depth to the storyline and Duddy's experiences.

Susan Friedman portrays Linda, a character who influences Duddy's decisions and actions throughout the story.

Joseph Wiseman brings Uncle Benjy to life on screen, a character who provides guidance and wisdom to Duddy.

Micheline Lanctôt takes on the role of Yvette, a character who adds complexity to the relationships within the film.

Jack Warden portrays Max in the movie, a character who plays a significant role in Duddy's journey and development.

Randy Quaid plays Virgil, a character who interacts with Duddy and influences his choices throughout the story.

Barry Baldaro takes on the character of Paddy, a role that contributes to the overall narrative and challenges faced by Duddy.

Sonny Oppenheim portrays Cohen in the film, a character who adds depth to the world of Duddy Kravitz.

Lionel Schwartz plays Arnie, adding another layer to the supporting characters in Duddy's journey.

Barry Pascal portrays Bernie Farber, a character who plays a part in the unfolding events of Duddy's apprenticeship.