Andrew Dominik	...	(Director)
Andrew Dominik, Ron Hansen	...	(Writer)
Brad Pitt	...	Jesse James
Mary-Louise Parker	...	Zee James
Brooklynn Proulx	...	Mary James
Dustin Bollinger	...	Tim James
Casey Affleck	...	Robert Ford
Sam Rockwell	...	Charley Ford
Jeremy Renner	...	Wood Hite
Sam Shepard	...	Frank James
Garret Dillahunt	...	Ed Miller
Paul Schneider	...	Dick Liddil
Joel McNichol	...	Express Messenger
James Defelice	...	Baggagemaster (as James DeFelice)
J.C. Roberts	...	Engineer
Darrell Orydzuk	...	Ukranian Train Passenger
Jonathan Erich Drachenberg	...	Young Train Passenger
Torben Hansen	...	Danish Train Passenger (as Torben S. Hansen)
Alison Elliott	...	Martha Bolton
Lauren Calvert	...	Ida
Kailin See	...	Sarah Hite
Tom Aldredge	...	Major George Hite
Jesse Frechette	...	Albert Ford
Pat Healy	...	Wilbur Ford
Michael Parks	...	Henry Craig
Ted Levine	...	Sheriff Timberlake
Joel Duncan	...	Deputy
James Carville	...	Governor Crittenden
Stephanie Wahlstrom	...	Store Customer
Adam Arlukiewicz	...	Newsboy
Ian Ferrier	...	Photographer
Michael Rogers	...	Onlooker at Jesse's Death
Calvin Bliid	...	Jesse E. James aka Tim
Sarah Lind	...	Bob's Girlfriend
Nick Cave	...	Bowery Saloon Singer
Matthew Walker	...	Bowery Saloonkeeper
Zooey Deschanel	...	Dorothy Evans
Michael Copeman	...	Edward O'Kelly
Laryssa Yanchak	...	Ella Mae Waterson
Hugh Ross	...	Narrator (voice)

Summary: Far better than I thought it would be (and I expected it to be great to begin with). Pitt is excellent as a tortured, paranoid, psychotic Jesse James. And a star is born in Casey Affleck's portrayal of the coward Robert Ford. The cinematography alone is worth a viewing: artistic & innovative from start to finish.

I can't recommend this film enough - one of the best of 2007. Even at a what seems to some an eternity of 2 hrs. and 40 min., it will hold your attention, interest and (ultimately) admiration.