Peter Norton as the Pizza Delivery Boy
	After Peter Norton declined the invitation to play Tony Sanchez (see Clarissa Dalrymple), we didn't have a collector in our cast. We shot the scripted scenes in Spring 1999, anyway, without any collectors. Still, I really wanted a collector. After all, in addition to everything else, The Anita Pallenberg Story is conceived as a kind of pseudo-documentary of the New York contemporary art scene in the late 1990s. That means artists, critics, curators, dealers - AND collectors. I also initially wanted a museum director to play a New York City policeman - but when I was in London and didn't get through to Lars Nittve, the new director of the new Tate, I gave that up. Though Lars would be perfect! But still, I didn't think it was too much to have just one collector. It wasn't until we were already in post-production, after Leslie and I worked with Railyard in San Antonio Texas in June-July 1999, that I thought again of asking Peter Norton to come on board. It occurred to me that, even though he had refused to be the drug dealer, he might accept a part that was less unsavory. I know that he has spent some time in a Buddhist monastery in Japan, so he probably doesn't want to represent someone as spiritually debased as a drug dealer - or at least, that thought passed my mind. Well, for whatever reason, when I emailed him my new plea - to play the Pizza Delivery Boy who comes to Jagger and Bowie's hotel room, he said yes. He is our most famous star, the only member of our cast who has international recognition. His face is on the cover of all the Norton Utilities packaging - and an icon of him, in a little lab coat, is scurrying around fixing messed up files in computers all around the world now!
	John Yau as John Yau
	Yvonne Force as a groupie
	Where's Brian Jones ?
	New York is the star of the film
	How I came to be Mick Jagger
	Cosima von Bonin as Anita Pallenberg
	Nicole Eisenman as Keith Richards
	Gavin Brown as Andrew Loog Oldham
	Chuck Nanney as Kenneth Anger
	Steven Parrino as Hell's Angel
	Rainer Ganahl as the Vogue Photographer
	Ghada Amer as a Rolling Stone Reporter
	Stephanie Theobald as Julie Burchill
	Aaron Cobett as Aaron, the Band's Make-Up Artist
	Lucas Michael as François de Menil
	Colin de Land as Robert Fraser
	Clarissa Dalrymple as Tony Sanchez, the Band's Drugdealer
	Patterson Beckwith as David Bowie