List of Chuck cast members
Below is a list of actors and actresses that were part of the cast of the American television series Chuck.
The show's main stars included Zachary Levi, Yvonne Strahovski, Joshua Gomez, Ryan McPartlin, Mark Christopher Lawrence, Vik Sahay, Scott Krinsky, Julia Ling, Bonita Friedericy, Sarah Lancaster, and Adam Baldwin.
Cast[edit]
- = Starring
- = Recurring/Guest
- = Archive footage or voiceovers
Guest stars[edit]
- William Abadie as Guy Lafleur
- Lori Alan as Judy Roberts
- Theo Alexander as Stavros Demetrios
- Fahim Anwar as Manoosh Depak
- Anthony Azizi as Sheik Rajiv Ahmad
- Diedrich Bader as Del
- Greg Baine as Special Agent Ben Katz
- Dave Bautista as T.I.
- India de Beaufort as Jasmine[1]
- Lorena Bernal as La Ciudad
- Jerome Bettis as Jimmy Butterman
- Alexa Blair as young Sarah Walker
- Kyle Bornheimer as Hunter Perry
- Lesley-Ann Brandt as Fatima Tazi
- Ben Browder as Ron
- Yvette Nicole Brown as a Buy More employee
- Kevin Patrick Burke as Magnus Einerson
- Erin Cahill as Quinn's agent
- Tasha Campbell as Daughter
- Larry Cedar as an interviewer
- Sanjay Chandani as Mason Whitney
- François Chau as Guillermo Chan
- Bianca Chiminello as Juliette
- Ewan Chung as Lee Cho
- Graham Clarke as Sebastian Carlisle
- Melinda Clarke as Sasha Banicheck
- Katie Cleary as Laura
- Tug Coker as Miles
- Emy Coligado as Poppy Tang
- Greg Collins as General Bauer
- Mo Collins
- Andrew Connolly as Jack Artman
- Christopher Cousins as Bill Bergey
- Fred Cross as Roni Eimacher
- Roger Cross as Ring agent
- Kevin Daniels as Ellyas Abshir[2]
- Eddie Davenport as Agent Rosenbaum
- Josie Davis as Serena
- Ken Davitian as Bernie Ominsky
- Brooklyn Decker as a job applicant
- Catherine Dent as Jane Robertson[3]
- Tim DeKay as Kieran Ryker[4]
- Bo Derek as herself[5]
- Mark Derwin as Detective Conway
- Noureen DeWulf as Lizzie Shafai
- Neil Dickson as MI6 agent
- Jack Dimich as Timur
- Omar Dorsey as St. Germaine
- Michael Clarke Duncan as Colt
- Vincent Duvall as Duncan
- Dale Dye as General Stanfield
- Robert Englund as Dr. Stanley Wheelwright
- Kevin Fabian as Barry Greenfield
- Jeff Fahey as Karl Sneijder[6]
- Mel Fair as a TV Reporter
- Jean-Christophe Febbrari as Pierre Melville
- Nina Fehren as Vixen
- Alex Fernandez as Commandante Juan Pablo Turrini
- Lou Ferrigno as a Volkoff bodyguard
- John Fleck as Dr. Jonas Zarnow
- Eduardo Garcia as Premier Alejandro Goya's Head of security
- Beau Garrett as Cult leader
- Ana Gasteyer as Dasha[7]
- James Francis Ginty as Lewis
- Mary Pat Gleason as Morgue clerk
- Nicholas Guilak as Achmed Gambir
- Mark Hamill as Jean-Claude[8]
- Angie Harmon as Sydney Prince
- Justin Hartley as Wesley Sneijder[6]
- Tricia Helfer as Alex Forrest
- Sonita Henry as Dr. Ayub
- Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs as President Jakaya Kuti
- Rick Hoffman as Agent Scary
- James Hong as Ben Lo Pan
- Jeffrey Hutchinson as an auctioneer
- Jennifer Jalene as "Smooth" Lau
- Peter Jason as General Merriweather
- Igor Jijikine as Armand
- Wesley John as Needles
- Sterling Jones as young John Casey
- Vinnie Jones as Karl Stromberg
- John Kapelos as Yari Demitrios
- Darren Keefe as Yeager
- George Ketsios as Paulie Klug
- Roland Kickinger as a Volkoff security guard
- Udo Kier as Otto von Vogel
- Craig Kilborn as Roger Bale[9]
- Patrick Kilpatrick as Leader
- Yuriana Kim as Mrs. Wu
- Andre Kincaid as K.K.
- James Kiriyama-Lem as Ambassador Mei Sheng
- Andrew Kirsanov as Anatoli Zevlovski
- Timur Kocak as Necati Acar a.k.a. "The Turk"
- David Koechner as Crazy Bob[3]
- Mousa Kraish as Damien
- Brian Kubach as Drew
- Pooja Kumar as Jinsana
- Karolína Kurková as Sofia Stepanova
- Swoosie Kurtz as Laura Turner
- Clyde Kusatsu as Mr. Morimoto
- Carlos Lacamara as Juan Diego Arnaldo
- Cheryl Ladd as Emma[10]
- Eric Lange as Colin Davis
- Katrina Law as Alexis White
- David H. Lawrence XVII as Marvin
- David S. Lee as Boris Kaminsky
- Stan Lee as himself[11]
- James Lew as Anand Chanarong
- Andrew C. Lim as Joe Lucky
- Christopher Lloyd as Dr. Leo Dreyfus
- Lisa LoCicero as Daphne Peralta[12]
- Louis Lombardi as Scotty
- Lela Loren as Elia
- Allan Louis as Dr. Martin Kowambe
- Henri Lubatti as Nicos Vassilis
- Carl Lumbly as Ty Bennett
- Dolph Lundgren as Marco
- Aaron Lustig as a government scientist
- Pasha D. Lychnikoff as Victor Federov
- Sonya Macari as Antonia
- Kevin Makely as Bruno Klug
- Wendy Makkena as National Intelligence Director
- Braeden Marcott as a wine enthusiast
- Adoni Maropis as Javier Cruz
- Millicent Martin as Mrs. Winterbottom[1][13]
- Monet Mazur as Barbara
- Jenny McCarthy as Sylvia Arculin
- Bob McCracken as Julius Burrow
- Johnny Messner as Rafe Gruber
- Ivana Miličević as Ilsa Trinchina
- Dominic Monaghan as Tyler Martin
- Mircea Monroe as Amy
- Joel David Moore as MacKintosh
- Luisa Moraes as Vixen
- Timothy V. Murphy as the Klug's father
- Peter Onorati as Wally Roberts
- Nickolas Pajon as Vuc Andric
- Robert Patrick as Col. James Keller
- Andy Pessoa as young Morgan Grimes
- Jim Pirri as Father
- Lou Diamond Phillips as Augusto Gaez
- Robert Picardo as Dr. Howard Busgang
- Jim Piddock as Museum curator
- Bronson Pinchot as Victor
- Danny Pudi as Vali Chandrasekaren[14]
- Alexis Raich as Suzie O'Keefe
- Jed Rees as Nathan "Ned" Rhyerson
- Lee Reherman as Agent Simms
- David Reynolds as Christoph
- Andy Richter as Brad White
- Rob Riggle as Agent Jim Rye
- Eric Roberts as Packard
- Marco Rodriguez as Rocky Falcone
- Greg Roman as Stanley Fitzroy
- Rebecca Romijn as Robyn Cunnings[15]
- Michael Rooker as Lt. Frank Mauser
- Matt Roth as a Buy More employee
- Pamela Roylance as Sarah's grandmother
- Joshua Rush as young Chuck Bartowski
- Jonathan Sadowski as Laszlo Manhovski
- Ben Savage as Mark Ratner
- Stefanie Scott as young Sarah Walker
- Hope Shapiro as Bunny
- Todd Sherry as Dr. Fred Hornblower
- Gianna Simone as Ms. Gehrlich
- Alison Simpson as Vanessa White
- Tony Sirico as Matty
- Jon Sklaroff as Dragan Pichushkin
- Michael Bailey Smith as Vlad[16]
- Scott Alan Smith as Professor George Fleming
- Harry Dean Stanton as Harry
- Michael Strahan as Mitt
- Christian Svensson as Frank
- Faran Tahir as Farrokh Bulsara
- Jim Tavaré
- Tia Texada as Hortencia Goya
- Iqbal Theba as Peyman Alahi
- Brian Thompson as Cliff Arculin
- Grant Thompson as Allan Watterman
- Trevor Torseth as Ring agent
- Shaun Toub as Mohammed Zamir
- Steve Valentine as Von Hayes
- Karissa Vacker as Josie
- Reginald VelJohnson as Sergeant Al Powell
- Torsten Voges as Dr. Mueller
- Michael Weaver as Dick Duffy
- Kevin Weisman as Riordan Payne
- Kevin West as Lewis "Merlin" Charles
- Fred Willard as Craig Turner
- Thom Williams as Franz Klug
- Matthew Willig as Yuri the Gobbler
- Matt Winston as Barclay
- Michael Wiseman as Lon Kirk
- Ian Wolterstorff as Dale
- Freddie Wong as Freddie
- Ping Wu as Mr. Wu
- Jack Yang as Jason Wang
- Cedric Yarbrough as Neil
- Gwendoline Yeo as Mei-Ling Cho
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