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Cast of Book Club (film)

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Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen and Mary Steenburgen star as lifelong friends whose book club reads ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’, sparking new adventures.

  • Paramount Pictures
  • 2018
  • Film
  • 14 cast

Main cast

  • DianeDiane KeatonMain
  • VivianJane FondaMain
  • SharonCandice BergenMain
  • CarolMary SteenburgenMain

Supporting cast

  • MitchellAndy GarcíaSupp
  • BruceCraig T. NelsonSupp
  • ArthurDon JohnsonSupp
  • GeorgeRichard DreyfussSupp
  • JillAlicia SilverstoneSupp
  • AdrianEd Begley Jr.Supp
  • TomWallace ShawnSupp

Guest & voice

  • CatherineKatie AseltonGuest
  • OliviaMiriam ShorGuest
  • DevinLili BordánGuest

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About this cast

Book Club (2018) is a comedy film directed by Bill Holderman, following four long-time friends whose book club selection of E.L. James’s ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ leads them to re-examine their own romantic lives. The main cast includes Diane Keaton as Diane, Jane Fonda as Vivian, Candice Bergen as Sharon, and Mary Steenburgen as Carol.

FAQs

Who plays Diane in Book Club (film)?

Diane Keaton plays Diane, a widow and one of the four main friends in the book club.

Who plays Vivian in Book Club (film)?

Jane Fonda plays Vivian, a successful hotelier and the most adventurous of the group.

Who plays Sharon in Book Club (film)?

Candice Bergen plays Sharon, a federal judge who is recently divorced.

Who plays Carol in Book Club (film)?

Mary Steenburgen plays Carol, a long-married woman seeking to reignite her relationship.

Is Book Club based on a true story?

No, Book Club is a fictional comedy film and not based on a true story, though it references the novel ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’.

Sources & where to watch: IMDb · Wikipedia · Where to watch (JustWatch UK) · Updated June 2026

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