Still Alice

Still Alice

Still Alice

Anna Howland-Jones

Charlie Howland-Jones

Tom Howland

John Howland

Frederic Johnson

Dr. Benjamin

Jenny

Eric Wellman

Nursing Home Administrator

Nursing Home Resident

Primary Care Doctor

Convention Facilitator

Masha (Three Sisters)

Elena

Young Musician

Young Musician

Olga (Three Sisters) (uncredited)

Head Waiter (uncredited)

Jenny (uncredited)

Alzhiemers Conference Attendee (uncredited)

Alzheimer Patient (uncredited)

Pinkberry Worker (uncredited)

Anne (uncredited)

Pinkberry Worker (uncredited)

Nurse (uncredited)

Alice's Mother (uncredited)

Meeting Attendee (uncredited)

Julianne Moore suggested the role of Dr. John Howland to Alec Baldwin because they wanted to work together again.

This marks the second time Alec Baldwin has appeared in a movie with the woman's name Alice in the title. His previous film was Woody Allen's film "Alice (1990)".

Julianne Moore's son is an extra in the film.

When Alice is giving a lecture and looking for the right file to open on her computer, one of the folder names has the word grammar misspelled (grammer), a mistake it's unlikely a Professor of Linguistics would make.

Dr. Alice Howland: I was looking for this last night.

Lydia Howland: Mom... Can you tell me what the story was about?

Dr. Alice Howland: Hi, Alice. I'm you. And I have something very important to say to you. Huh... I guess you've reached that point when you can answer any of your questions. So this is the next logical step. I'm sure of it. Because what's happening to you, the Alzheimer's - you could see it as tragic. But your life has been anything but tragic. You've had a remarkable career, and a great marriage, and three beautiful children. All right. Listen to me, Alice. This is important. Make sure that you are alone and go to the bedroom. In your bedroom, there's a dresser with a blue lamp. Open the top drawer. In the back of the drawer, there's a bottle with pills in it. It says 'take all pills with water'. Now, there are a lot of pills in that bottle, but it's very important that you swallow them all, okay? And then, lie down and go to sleep. And don't tell anyone what you're doing, okay?