Maripier Morin as Arlette Saint-Amour

Paul Ahmarani as Laurent Deschamps

Gilbert Sicotte as Premier ministre

Benoît Brière as Pierre-Olivier Chiasson

David La Haye as Paul Girouard - Ministre des finances

Kathleen Fortin as Carole - Garde du corps

Bruno Marcil as Valmont Faucher

Antoine Bertrand as Chef de l'opposition

Micheline Lanctôt as Présidente de la chambre

Alexandre Nachi as Alexandre Ducros

Carmen Sylvestre as Francine Beaulieu

Anne Casabonne as Christine Petit

Claudia Ferri as Margaret Macauly

Daniel Parent as Ministre des affaires

Lara Fabian as Ministre française

Pierre Verville as Monsieur Thibodeau

Gaston Lepage as Léopold Morin

Béatrice Noël as Cheffe d'antenne

Marco Collin as Maître d'hôtel

Mary-Lee Picknell as Sommelière

Roxan Bourdelais as Jeune serveur

Alexandrine Agostini as Murielle Mérisy - Sous-ministre

Philippe Rivard as Pierre-Luc François

Emmanuel Hyppolite as Philippe Bourguignon

Sacha Bourque as Animateur talk-show

Claudia Larochelle as Animatrice télévison

Frédéric Isaya as Deuxième invité restaurant

Denis Marchand as Marcel Beaulieu - Député de Rimouski

Pierre Mailloux as Germain Taillefer - Député de Joliette

Alex Côté as Réalisateur gala

Rodley Pitt as Gardien parlement

Jean-René Moisan as Animateur radio #1 (voice)

Benoit Lefebvre as Animateur radio #2 (voice)

Chantal Dionne as La soprano

Nathalie Breuer as Lectrice de nouvelle (voice)

Pierre Therrien as Journaliste photoshoot

Bobby Beshro as Journaliste tapis rouge

Alex Bisping as Paul Côté - Sous-ministre adjoint

Gabriel Dagenais as Louis Thibault - Patrimoine religieux

Patrick Caux as Luc Quintal - Développement culturel autochtone

Pascal Cameron as Chroniqueur culturel

Sophie Caron as Julie Quin - Responsable Société d'État

Pierre-Yves Charbonneau as Portier Château Frontenac

Danny St-Pierre as Chef émission cuisine

Renaud Lefebvre as Jeune 20 ans

Cat Lemieux as Femme construction 40 ans