

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button(2008)
"Life isn't measured in minutes, but in moments."
Overview
Born under unusual circumstances, Benjamin Button springs into being as an elderly man in a New Orleans nursing home and ages in reverse. Twelve years after his birth, he meets Daisy, a child who flits in and out of his life as she grows up to be a dancer. Though he has all sorts of unusual adventures over the course of his life, it is his relationship with Daisy, and the hope that they will come together at the right time, that drives Benjamin forward.
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Brad Pitt
Benjamin Button

Cate Blanchett
Daisy Fuller

Taraji P. Henson
Queenie

Julia Ormond
Caroline Fuller

Jason Flemyng
Thomas Button

Tilda Swinton
Elizabeth Abbott

Mahershala Ali
Tizzy Weathers

Jared Harris
Captain Mike

Elias Koteas
Monsieur Gateau

Phyllis Somerville
Grandma Fuller

Faune Chambers Watkins
Dorothy Baker

Donna DuPlantier
Blanche Devereux

Jacob Tolano
Martin Gateau

Earl Maddox
Man at Train Station

Ed Metzger
Teddy Roosevelt

Danny Vinson
Priest Giving Last Rites

David Jensen
Doctor at Benjamin's Birth

Joeanna Sayler
Caroline Button

Fiona Hale
Mrs. Hollister

Patrick Thomas O'Brien
Dr. Rose
Marion Zinser
Mrs. Horton

Peter Donald Badalamenti II
Benjamin 1928-31

Danny Nelson
General Winston
Paula Gray
Sybil Wagner

Lance E. Nichols
Preacher

Rampai Mohadi
Ngunda Oti

Troi Bechet
Filamena Gilea

Elle Fanning
Daisy Age 7

Ted Manson
Mr. Daws

Clay Cullen
Young Mr. Daws
Edith Ivey
Mrs. Maple

Robert Towers
Benjamin 1932-34

Sonya Leslie
Daisy's Nurse

Yasmine Abriel
Prostitute with Benjamin

Madisen Beaty
Daisy Age 10

Tom Everett
Benjamin 1935-37

Don Creech
Prentiss Mayes
Christopher DesRoches
Rick Brody

Joshua Desroches
Vic Brody

Richmond Arquette
John Grimm

Josh Stewart
Pleasant Curtis

Ilia Volok
Russian Interpreter

David Ross Paterson
Walter Abbott
Taren Cunningham
Young Elizabeth Abbott

Myrton Running Wolf
Dennis Smith

Stephen Monroe Taylor
Sailor

Devyn A. Tyler
Queenie's Daughter Age 14

Adrian Armas
David

Wilbur Fitzgerald
TV Reporter
Ashley Nolan
Woman Doctor

Louis Herthum
Man at Caroline's Party
Katta Hules
Caroline Age 12

Rus Blackwell
Robert Williams

Joel Bissonnette
David Hernandez

Deneen Tyler
Queenie's Daughter Age 40

Spencer Daniels
Benjamin Age 12

Chandler Canterbury
Benjamin Age 8

Charles Henry Wyson
Benjamin Age 6
Jessica Cropper
Featured Dancer

Katherine Crockett
Featured Dancer

Bianca Roe
Ballerina Who Ties Up Shoelace (uncredited)

Emma Degerstedt
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)

Megan Brown
Woman Kissing Benjamin (uncredited)

Clay Chamberlin
The Grumpy Sailor (uncredited)

Leslie Augustine
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Blake Balu
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Aliane Baquerot
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)

Brett Beoubay
1918 Police Officer (uncredited)

Allen Boudreaux
Teddy Roosevelt's Secret Service Agent (uncredited)

Eve Brent
Old Woman (uncredited)

David E. Brown
U.S. Lieutenant (uncredited)

Jake Carpenter
Sailor (uncredited)

Walter Delmar
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Louis Dupuy
Taxi Driver (uncredited)

Marian Filali
Hospital Receptionist (uncredited)

Ron Flagge
Bartender (uncredited)
Joe Fontana
Shrimper (uncredited)
Garrett Forbes
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)

Tiffany Forest
Girl on Street (uncredited)

Debby Gaudet
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Simone-Elise Girard
Parisian Woman (uncredited)
Geraldine Glenn
Family Member (uncredited)
Zuri Goldman
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Malerie Grady
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Bob Harter
Man Who Buys Button House (uncredited)
Rhonda Huete
Button Factory Worker (uncredited)

Grant James
Joking Old Man (uncredited)

Christopher Karl Johnson
Medical Officer on Liberty Ship (uncredited)
Shiloh Jolie
Caroline as Baby (uncredited)

Spencer Kayden
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)

Jonathan Lane
Usher at Theater (uncredited)
Shane LeCocq
Dancer (uncredited)
Kevin Lorio
Streetcar Driver (uncredited)
Audrey Lynn
1920's Woman Strolling by Window (uncredited)
Angelina McCoy
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Harlon Miller
Soldier (uncredited)

Valeska Miller
Ballet Dancer (uncredited)

Antonia Putiloff
J. Meranda (voice) (uncredited)
Sean Ross
Russian Soldier (uncredited)
Ross Rouillier
1918 U.S. Lieutenant (uncredited)
Robert W. Savina
Man in Rowboat (uncredited)
Andy Sims
Man in Wheelchair (uncredited)
Logan Douglas Smith
Neighbor / Son of Nursing Home Elder (uncredited)
Lauren Swinney
Mrs. Carter (uncredited)

Dennis Thomas IV
Grave Digger (uncredited)
Michel Thériault
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Yvette Tucker
Carousel Dancer (uncredited)

Gelsey Weiss
Dancer (uncredited)
Autumn Withers
Dancer (uncredited)

Michael Wozniak
World War I Officer (uncredited)
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