Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey

Hope Lange as Joanna Kersey

Vincent Gardenia as Frank Ochoa

Steven Keats as Jack Toby

William Redfield as Sam Kreutzer

Stuart Margolin as Aimes Jainchill

Stephen Elliott as Police Commissioner

Kathleen Tolan as Carol Toby

Jack Wallace as Hank

Fred J. Scollay as District Attorney

Chris Gampel as Ives

Robert Kya-Hill as Joe Charles

Edward Grover as Lt. Briggs

Jeff Goldblum as Freak #1

Christopher Logan as Freak #2

Gregory Rozakis as Spraycan

Floyd Levine as Desk Sergeant

Helen Martin as Alma Lee Brown

Hank Garrett as Andrew McCabe

Christopher Guest as Patrolman Reilly

Marcia Jean Kurtz as Receptionist

Ken Ackles as Mugger in Park #1 (uncredited)

Marshall Anker as Mourner at funeral (uncredited)

Robyn Blythe as Woman in Chicago (uncredited)

William Bogert as Fred Brown (uncredited)

Robert Dahdah as Man on Street (uncredited)

Paul Dooley as Cop at Hospital (uncredited)

Olympia Dukakis as Cop at the Precinct (uncredited)

Starletta DuPois as Lady at Police Station (uncredited)

Art Evans as Police Officer at Precinct (uncredited)

Hector Freeman as Mugger on Street (uncredited)

Larry Gilman as Man in Park (uncredited)

Beverly Goodman as Little Bo-Peep (uncredited)

Trent Gough as Crime Scene Photojournalist (uncredited)

Carson Grant as Street Gang and Police Officer (uncredited)

John Herzfeld as Train Mugger #2 (uncredited)

Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs as Mugger in Park #2 (uncredited)

Eric Laneuville as Subway Station Mugger #2 (uncredited)

Damien Leake as Alley Mugger #2 (uncredited)

Al Lewis as Guard at Hotel Lobby (uncredited)

Sonia Manzano as Grocery Clerk (uncredited)

Robert Miano as Mugger (uncredited)

Jay Rasumny as Architect in Office (uncredited)

S. Pearl Sharp as Reporter (uncredited)

Lee Steele as Office Security Guard (uncredited)

B.T. Taylor as Mugger (uncredited)

John G. Becher as Subway Station Mugger #1 (uncredited)

Bruce Brown as Newsman (uncredited)