Editing Barry Lyndon (section)

==Cast==
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{{cast listing|
* [[Michael Hordern]] (voice) as Narrator
* [[Ryan O'Neal]] as Redmond Barry (later Redmond Barry Lyndon)
* [[Marisa Berenson]] as Lady Lyndon
* [[Patrick Magee (actor)|Patrick Magee]] as the Chevalier de Balibari
* [[Hardy Krüger]] as Captain Potzdorf
* [[Gay Hamilton]] as Nora Brady
* [[Godfrey Quigley]] as Captain Grogan
* [[Steven Berkoff]] as Lord Ludd
* [[Marie Kean]] as Belle, Barry's mother
* [[Murray Melvin]] as Reverend Samuel Runt
* [[Frank Middlemass]] as Sir Charles Reginald Lyndon
* [[Leon Vitali]] as Lord Bullingdon
** [[Dominic Savage]] as young Bullingdon
* [[Leonard Rossiter]] as Captain John Quin
* [[André Morell]] as Lord Wendover
* [[Anthony Sharp]] as Lord Hallam
* [[Philip Stone]] as Graham
* [[David Morley (musician)|David Morley]] as Bryan Patrick Lyndon
* [[Diana Körner|Diana Koerner]] as Lieschen (German Girl)
* [[Arthur O'Sullivan]] as Captain Feeney
* [[Billy Boyle]] as Seamus Feeney
* [[Jonathan Cecil]] as Lt. Jonathan Fakenham
* [[Peter Cellier]] as Sir Richard Brevis
* [[Geoffrey Chater]] as Dr Broughton
* [[Wolf Kahler]] as Prince of Tübingen
* [[Liam Redmond]] as Mr Brady
* [[Roger Booth (actor)|Roger Booth]] as King [[George III]]
* [[Ferdy Mayne]] as Colonel Bulow
* [[John Sharp (actor)|John Sharp]] as Doohan
* [[Pat Roach]] as Corporal Toole
* [[Hans Meyer (actor)|Hans Meyer]] as Schulffen
}}
Critic Tim Robey suggests that the film "makes you realise that the most undervalued aspect of Kubrick's genius could well be his way with actors."<ref name="TelegraphReview"/> He adds that the [[Supporting character|supporting cast]] is a "glittering procession of [[Cameo appearance|cameo]]s, not from star names but from vital character players."<ref name="TelegraphReview"/>

The cast featured Leon Vitali as the older Lord Bullingdon, who then became Kubrick's [[personal assistant]], working as the [[casting director]] on his following films, and supervising film-to-video transfers for Kubrick. Their relationship lasted until Kubrick's death. The film's cinematographer, [[John Alcott]], appears at the men's club in the non-speaking role of the man asleep in a chair near the title character when Lord Bullingdon challenges Barry to a duel. Kubrick's daughter [[Vivian Kubrick|Vivian]] also appears (in an uncredited role) as a guest at Bryan's birthday party.

Other Kubrick featured regulars were Leonard Rossiter (''[[2001: A Space Odyssey]]''), Steven Berkoff, Patrick Magee, Godfrey Quigley, Anthony Sharp, and Philip Stone (''[[A Clockwork Orange (film)|A Clockwork Orange]]''). Stone went on to feature in ''[[The Shining (film)|The Shining]]''.