Cab Driver (played by Paul Dillon) is a protagonist in Chicago Cab.
Central protagonist who drives a taxi during a single shift in Chicago. Begins as cold and ignorant but develops through interactions with diverse passengers. Reacts to the urban madness around him and embodies the film's theme of working-class exhaustion at the end of the shift. Al (played by Michael Ironside) is a protagonist in Chicago Cab.
Female Ad Exec (played by Laurie Metcalf) appears in Chicago Cab.
Steve (played by John C. Reilly) appears in Chicago Cab.
Male Ad Exec (played by Matt Roth) appears in Chicago Cab.
Southside Girl (played by Gillian Anderson) appears in Chicago Cab.
Distraught Woman (played by Julianne Moore) appears in Chicago Cab.
Father-To-Be (played by Phillip Edward Van Lear) appears in Chicago Cab.
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Characters
Cab Driver
(played by Paul Dillon) — protagonist
Central protagonist who drives a taxi during a single shift in Chicago. Begins as cold and ignorant but develops through interactions with diverse passengers. Reacts to the urban madness around him an...
Al
(played by Michael Ironside) — protagonist
Female Ad Exec
(played by Laurie Metcalf) — supporting
Steve
(played by John C. Reilly) — supporting
Male Ad Exec
(played by Matt Roth) — supporting
Southside Girl
(played by Gillian Anderson) — supporting
Distraught Woman
(played by Julianne Moore) — supporting
Father-To-Be
(played by Phillip Edward Van Lear) — minor
Bug-Eyed Woman
(played by Laura Kellogg Sandberg) — minor
Pakistani
(played by Rana Khan) — minor
4-Year Old Girl
(played by Olivia Trevino) — minor
Religious Father
(played by Tim Gamble) — minor
Pregnant Woman
(played by Ora Jones) — minor
Old Snack Trucker
(played by Ron Dean) — minor
Shalita
(played by April Grace) — minor
Pissed-Off Boyfriend
(played by Harry Lennix) — minor
Scary Man
(played by John Cusack) — supporting
Southside Guy
(played by Kevin J. O'Connor) — minor
X-Hat
(played by Darryl Theirse) — supporting
Lawyer
(played by Shanésia Davis) — supporting
Story Analysis
A cab driver navigates societal extremes during one shift, evolving from ignorance to reflective exhaustion.
Plot Progression
The Cold Start
Chaos in the Cab
Truth and Transformation
The Tired Reflection
Directed by Mary Cybulski, John Tintori
Chicago Cab (1998) · 5.9/10 · comedy, drama
Content sources
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(Q1071854), public domain (CC0).
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