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| Anthony Perkins | Josef K. |
| Jeanne Moreau | Miss Burstner |
| Romy Schneider | Leni |
| Orson Welles | Albert Hastler (The Advocate) |
| Elsa Martinelli | Hilda |
| Akim Tamiroff | Bloch |
| Arnoldo Foa | Inspector A |
| William Kearns | First Assistant Inspector |
| Jess Hahn | Second Assistant Inspector |
| Suzanne Flon | Miss Pittl |
| Wolfgang Reichmann | Courtroom Guard |
| Thomas Holtzmann | Bert the law student |
| Michael Lonsdale | Priest |
When police officers arrive at his home to tell him that he's under ''open arrest,'' unassuming bureaucrat Josef K. can't imagine what kind of crime he might have committed. He consults first his neighbor about the incident, then the courts, then a pompous law advocate, all to no avail. Ironically, Joseph is able to learn of his sentence -- he is to be put to death -- but the nature of the charge against him remains elusive.
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