All I Can Do Is Be Me Whoever That Is.
Six actors portray six personas of music legend Bob Dylan in scenes depicting various stages of his life, chronicling his rise from unknown folksinger to international icon and revealing how Dylan constantly reinvented himself.
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Christian Bale Cate Blanchett Marcus Carl Franklin Richard Gere Heath Ledger Ben Whishaw Charlotte Gainsbourg David Cross Bruce Greenwood Julianne Moore Michelle Williams Richie Havens Peter Friedman Alison Folland Yolonda Ross Jim James Mark Camacho Joe Cobden Kristen Hager Kris Kristofferson Don Francks Roc LaFortune Larry Day Paul Cagelet Pierre-Alexandre Fortin Tyrone Benskin Kim Roberts Eric Newsome Angela Galuppo Jane Wheeler David Gow Fanny La Croix Kim Gordon Matthew Harbour Kyle Switzer Terry Haig Greg Kramer Gordon Masten Bill Croft Gabrielle Marcoux Jessey LaFlamme Jennifer Rae Westley Pierre Leblanc Tim Post Richard Robitaille Ivan Freud Holly Uloth Danny Blanco Hall Susan Glover Vito DeFilippo Andrew Simms Lisa Bronwyn Moore Jessica Kardos Garth Gilker John Koensgen Lorne Brass Andrew Shaver Tavis Eachan Triance Frederic Charest Warren Brewer Auld Simon P.F. Nixon Andrew Greene Paul van Dyck Al Vandecruys Leif Anderson Brett Watson Wyatt Bowen Paul Johnston Niko Romberg Clarice Byrne Maggie Castle Richard Jutras Daniel Richard Giverin Matt Holland Noel Burton Kyle Gatehouse Jason Cavalier Greta Papageorgiu Trevor Hayes Marie-Hélène Chartrand Marie-Julie Rivest Jesse Todd Lina Roessler Sherry Haynes Johann St-Louis Mike Caruso Pierre-Luc Lebeau Jean-Nicolas Déry Kathleen Fee Emmanuel Schwartz Pauline Little Eugene Brotto Shawn Baichoo Benz Antoine Craig Thomas Catherine Colvey Max Walker Jean-Pierre Lalonde Paul Spence Graham Cuthbertson Shaun Balbar Felix Pennell Jeremy Kantor Alexis Demers Steve Godin Arthur Holden Thiéry Dubé Rob Burns Leigh Ann Taylor Joey Burns John Convertino Jane Gilchrist Dennis St John Maxime Billick Matthew Boylan Patrick Costello Hélèna Laliberté Dominic James Nathalie Girard Sharlene Royer Kathryn Kostlivy Pier Paquette Jodie Resther Kassandra Dasent Phyllis Gooden Jean-Loup Yale Melantha Blackthorne Bob Dylan
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