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| Dustin Hoffman | Lenny Bruce |
| Valerie Perrine | Honey Bruce |
| Jan Miner | Sally Marr |
| Stanley Beck | Artie Silver |
| Gary Morton | Sherman Hart |
| Rashel Novikoff | Aunt Mema |
| Guy Rennie | Jack Goldstein |
| Frankie Man | Baltimore Comic |
| Mark Harris | Defense Attorney |
| Lee Sandman | Second San Francisco Judge |
| Susan Malnick | Kitty (age 12) |
| Martin Begley | San Francisco Judge |
| Phil Philbin | New York Plainclothesman |
| Ted Sorel | New York Attorney |
| Clarence Thomas | New York Attorney |
| Mike Murphy | New York Prosecutor |
| Buddy Boylan | Marty (uncredited) |
| Mickey Gatlin | San Francisco Policeman |
| George DeWitt | Comic |
| Judy LaScala | Chorus Girl |
| Glen Wilder | Hunter (uncredited) |
| Frank Orsatti | Hunter (uncredited) |
| Michele Yonge | Nurse |
| Allison Goldstein | Kitty (age 1) |
| Bridghid Glass | Kitty (age 2) |
| Jack Nagle | Reverend Mooney |
Controversial comedian Lenny Bruce begins his career telling bad jokes to bored audiences in the 1950s, but can't repress his desire to unleash edgier material. When he does, he begins a one-man campaign to break down social hypocrisy, and his groundbreaking stage act propels him to cult-hero status. When authorities ban Lenny's act for obscenity, he begins a downward spiral of drugs, sex and debt, aided by his bombshell wife, a stripper named Honey .
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