Editing Unbreakable (film) (section)

== Cast ==
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* [[Bruce Willis]] as [[David Dunn (character)|David Dunn]], a former football player with superhuman strength and invulnerability who sees the crimes of those whom he touches 
** Davis Duffield as 20-year-old David
* [[Samuel L. Jackson]] as Elijah Price/Mr. Glass, a comic book theorist, and deranged domestic terrorist with [[Osteogenesis imperfecta#Subtypes|brittle bone disease]]
** Johnny Hiram Jamison as 13-year-old Elijah
* [[Robin Wright]] as Audrey Dunn, David's wife and a physical therapist 
** [[Laura Regan]] as 20-year-old Audrey
* [[Spencer Treat Clark]] as Joseph Dunn, David's son who believes his father is a [[superhero]] 
* [[Charlayne Woodard]] as Mrs. Price, Elijah's mother
* [[Eamonn Walker]] as Dr. Mathison
* [[Leslie Stefanson]] as Kelly
* [[Bostin Christopher]] as Comic Book Clerk
* [[Elizabeth Lawrence (actress)|Elizabeth Lawrence]] as School Nurse
* [[James Handy]] as Priest
* [[Chance Kelly]] as Orange Suit Man
* [[Michael Kelly (American actor)|Michael Kelly]] as Dr. Dubin
* Joey Hazinsky as Five-Year-Old Boy/[[Split (2016 American film)|Kevin Wendell Crumb]]
* Dianne Cotten Murphy as Woman Walking By/Penelope Crumb

Writer, director, and producer [[M. Night Shyamalan]] makes an appearance as Stadium Drug Dealer. He reprises this role in the 2016 and 2019 films ''[[Split (2016 American film)|Split]]'', and ''[[Glass (2019 film)|Glass]]'', which both credit him as surveillance security guard Jai who in ''Glass'' jokingly says he used to do shady stuff in the stadium back in his youth.

In October 2018, Shyamalan confirmed a [[fan theory]] that "Five-Year-Old Boy" and "Woman Walking By", who bump into David Dunn outside a stadium, are younger versions of Kevin Wendell Crumb and Penelope Crumb from ''Split'', confirmed in the 2019 film ''Glass''.<ref>''[[Total Film]]'' — November 2018 — "Rule of Crumb" — JF</ref>