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Cast

Loren Dean
as Mumford

Hope Davis
as Sofie

Jason Lee
as Skip

Alfre Woodard
as Lily

Mary McDonnell
as Althea

Pruitt Taylor Vince
as Henry

Zooey Deschanel
as Nessa

Martin Short
as Lionel

David Paymer
as Dr. Delbanco

Jane Adams (II)
as Dr. Sheeler

Dana Ivey
as Mrs. Crisp

Kevin Tighe
as Mr. Crisp

Ted Danson
as Jeremy

Jason Ritter
as Martin

Elisabeth Moss
as Katie

Robert Stack
as himself

Arell Blanton
as Brother Timothy

Priscilla Barnes
as Landlady

Kelly Monaco
as Landlady's Daughter

Julie Nunis
as Mumford's Mother

Kirk Fox
as Gregory

Scott N. Stevens
as Ben Crisp

Eddie Allen
as Gilroy

Rick Dial
as Correctional Officer

Joy Carlin
as Judge Otto

Hélène Cardona
as Candy

Steven Sennett
as Young Pharmacist

Amanda Carlin
as Mumford's Sister

Randall King
as Revenue Officer McLure

Eddie McClintock
as Unsolved Mumford

Molly Schaffer
as Attractive Date

Simon Helberg
as College Roommate

Lucie Laurier
as Pretty Coed

Sam Sako
as Edmond Warris

Penny Safranek
as Mrs. Warris

David Doty
as Samuel Gorbeck

Pamela Paulshock
as Sutter's Young Wife

Kathryn Howell
as Co-Worker IRS

Sulo Williams
as Gas Station Co-Worker

Simone Kerrick
as Lionel's Teacher

Barbara E. Tuss
as Elizabeth

Ronald B. Morefield
as Factory Co-Worker

Dick Mallon
as Dino

Gea Carr
as Jennifer

Chase Allen
as Tough No. 1

Bryan Close
as Tough No. 2

Jim Hiser
as Tough No. 3

Tim Hayes
as Prosecutor

Roger Oyama
as Revenue Officer

Naomi Sample
as Janitor

Joe Peer
as Garbage Co-Worker

Ron Kaell
as Pest Control Co-Worker

T.J. Blair
as Irate Taxpayer

Holt McCallany
as Newcomer

Charles Okun
as Charlie

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Audience Reviews for Mumford

• Jan 27, 2012

  A perfect three star film. Kind of interesting but not something to dwell much over. Who is this Mumford? Who cares ultimately?
  

  John B Super Reviewer
• Jul 22, 2011

  This quiet charmer of a piece by Lawrence Kasdan posits, like the old Bacherach number suggests, " what the world needs now is love,sweet love". Loren Dean is perfectly cast as the unassuming and sedate soul prepared to hear whatever it is one might have to say ... only who is he exactly? Don't let this underrated bit of old style whimsy pass you by.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Sep 11, 2010

  psychologist impersonator heal thyself. If it doesn’t play in Peoria … I really love this movie because all the character are people you would meet walking down main street America. Each character is even more likable than the rest. Mumford escapes the big city and big city attitude for small town hypochondria. I’ve not scene such an in depth view of middle America since Talking heads “True Stories” Yes people are as neurotic as Woody Allen in other places other than New York. I really love how he reaches (kinda self serving and voyeuristically) into other peoples lives in a since to reach his own karmic balance. Definitely reaching out to help other people to help himself this movie is the anti- serotonin up take inhibitor advertisement. If you know what that sentence mean you in all probability will not really get into the concept of this movie.
  Bill C Super Reviewer
• Mar 20, 2008

  Not Lawrence Kasdan's shining moment, but one of the better of his more recent films.
  Anthony V Super Reviewer

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