Bedazzled

Brendan Fraser

Elizabeth Hurley

Frances O'Connor

Miriam Shor

Orlando Jones

Paul Adelstein

Toby Huss

Gabriel Casseus

Brian Doyle-Murray

Jeff Doucette

Aaron Lustig

Rudolf Martin

Julian Firth

Iain Rogerson

Biddy Hodson

Roger Hammond

William Osbourne

Laurel A. Ward

Beverly Wiles

Robert Ambrose

Suzanne Herrington

Bonnie Somerville

Sadie Stratton

David Bain

William Salyers

Tom Woodruff Jr.

William Marquez

Ilya Melnikoff

Paul Simon

Michael Haley

Ray Haratian

Mickey Victor

Stephan McKenzie

Lindsay Albert

Joanna Bacalso

Anderson Bourell

Cara Michelle Meschter

Jessica Anne Osekowsky

Christine Cameron

Michelle Boehle

Brigid Burns

Gigi Chavoshi

Natalie Hohalek

Eboni Nichols

Katy Durham

Gloria Rodriguez

Susie Shoemaker

Joelene Walker

Hope Wood

A. David Burleigh

Jan Citron

Wahayn Inello Clayton

Sam Cohen

Peter Cornell

M.G. Cross

Scott Duthie

Marc Gardner

Thelma Gutiérrez

Todd Henry

Baron Jay

Lia Johnson

Ethan Keogh

Lex Lang

Orleans Miranda

Paul Moncrief

Cal Nguyen

Clarence Perry

Dominic Peterson

Tracy Pfau

Tim Phoenix

James Pomichter

Barry Ratcliffe

Louis E. Rosas

Ruel Rowe

Jodi Lynn Thomas

Tristan Thomas

Tamara Torres

Scott Trimble

Mark Winn

Elizabeth Wittelsbach

Robert Wolfskill

Is the Spanish spoken in this movie any good?

Hardly. Most of the Spanish phrases are at times very hard to make out, and with a lot of grammar and pronunciation mistakes. Actually, is barely understandable for an average Latin American person.The segment about the rich and powerful Elliot, is supposed to take place in Colombia, but since the beginning, we hear traditional Spanish music in the background, not Colombian. Beginning with the butler, almost everyone speaks with a clear Spanish accent and slang, and certain elements belong to the Spanish culture, like the "Bota", the traditional leather bag in the shape of a boot, used to drink alcoholic beverages, more commonly at bullfights that Brendan Fraser drinks from.Although director Harold Ramis brags about this segment of the movie in the DVD commentary, the actors make a lot of mistakes (see the goofs section for some of them).Most likely the producers wanted to hire a Spanish translator, and they got one, although he was Spanish (from Spain), and not necessarily experienced in the Colombian spoken Spanish (language). They should have hired a Colombian translator instead.For those who think that the Spanish accent is nitpicking, imagine if they had done a cowboy scene in old Texas and all the characters spoke with an obvious British accent and lingo: "Are you privy to the owner of that car in the roundabout? If my solicitor were not in the loo, I'd have a word with him before popping out for a pint."