Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (TV) Cast
The cast of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Updated on July 2, 2025.
573 actors
Ellie Kemper
as Kimmy Schmidt (51 episodes)

Ellie Kemper portrays the main character, Kimmy Schmidt. Kimmy is a resilient and optimistic woman who, after being trapped in an underground bunker for 15 years, faces the challenges of adjusting to the modern world with her sunny personality and determination.

Tituss Burgess
as Titus Andromedon (51 episodes)

Tituss Burgess plays the role of Titus Andromedon, Kimmy's flamboyant and aspiring actor roommate. Titus is known for his outrageous fashion choices, quick wit, and his pursuit of fame. He provides comedic relief and memorable musical moments throughout the series.

Jane Krakowski
as Jacqueline Voorhees / White (51 episodes)

Jane Krakowski portrays Jacqueline Voorhees, a wealthy and privileged socialite who becomes one of Kimmy's closest friends. Jacqueline, originally from a Native American reservation, navigates her own personal and cultural identity struggles throughout the show, providing a unique perspective.

Carol Kane
as Lillian Kaushtupper (51 episodes)

Carol Kane plays the role of Lillian Kaushtupper, Kimmy's eccentric landlord and confidant. Lillian is a true New Yorker, often opinionated and unconventional, but fiercely loyal to her friends. She adds a touch of eccentricity to the show with her quirky personality.

Andrew Ridings
as Charles (13 episodes)

Andrew Ridings portrays the character Charles, Kimmy's coworker and love interest. Charles is often seen as a loveable and kind-hearted presence in Kimmy's life, providing support and comic relief.

Matt Lauer
as Matt Lauer (1 episode)

Matt Lauer makes a guest appearance as himself in the show. Lauer is a renowned journalist and TV personality known for his work on the Today show. His appearance adds a touch of realism to the show's satirical take on the media industry.

James Coker
as Jayson (1 episode)

James Coker plays the role of Jayson, a recurring character in the show. Jayson is a fellow resident of Kimmy's apartment building and often gets caught up in the hilarious situations that unfold within the building.

McKinley Belcher III
as Bryce (1 episode)

McKinley Belcher III portrays the character Bryce, another recurring character in the series. Bryce is a love interest of one of the main characters and brings an interesting dynamic to the show with his own personal struggles and quirks.

Albert Christmas
as Male Reporter (1 episode)
Agnes Chung
as Asian Female Reporter (1 episode)
Horatio Sanz
as Hector (1 episode)
Robyn Kimmel
as Vidalia (1 episode)
Bill Cwikowski
as Ray (1 episode)
Thea McCartan
as Mother (1 episode)
Olivia Edward
as Daughter (1 episode)
Jake Ryan
as Boy (1 episode)
John McMartin
as Grant (1 episode)
Martin Short
as Dr. Franff (1 episode)
Pat Battle
as Patricia Battle (1 episode)
Jonesy
as Myron Affleck (1 episode)
Beverley A. Crick
as Female Bruce Villanch (1 episode)
Christian Barber
as Smooth Jazzercise Instructor (1 episode)
Jonathan Judge-Russo
as Jeremy (1 episode)
Richard Kind
as Mr. Lefkovitz (1 episode)
Tim Boardman
as Dylan (1 episode)
Bridget Gabbe
as Girl (1 episode)
Mark Harelik
as Julian Voorhees (1 episode)
Colby Chambers
as Bartender (1 episode)
Kiernan Shipka
as Kymmi (1 episode)
Michael Benjamin Washington
as Ruben (3 episodes)
Sadie Sink
as Tween Girl (1 episode)
Cameron Cowperthwaite
as Austin (1 episode)
Stephen Lin
as Asian Man (uncredited) (1 episode)
Maya Rudolph
as Dionne Warwick (1 episode)
Ronan Farrow
as Ronan Farrow (1 episode)
Patrick Cooley
as SWAT Team Guy (1 episode)
James DiGiacomo
as Playground Boy (1 episode)
Arielle Lever
as Club Girl (1 episode)
Danielle Polanco
as Dancer (1 episode)
Stephen Scott Scarpulla
as Today Show PA (1 episode)
Elizabeth Diaz
as Candy Store Employee (1 episode)
Trey Gerrald
as Terence (1 episode)
Parker Madison
as Bartender (1 episode)
Christian Schulte
as Saks Doorman (1 episode)
Sammy Rhee
as Reverend (1 episode)
Jessica Griffin
as Blindfolded Woman (1 episode)
Jacob Heimer
as Other Agent (1 episode)
Joanna Herrington
as Gal #2 (1 episode)
Barrington Hinds
as Dancer #1 (1 episode)
Bryan Langlitz
as Blindfolded Man (1 episode)
Fredric Odgaard
as Dancer #2 (1 episode)
Patrick Ortiz
as Dancer #4 (1 episode)
Dana Morgan
as Puppeteer (1 episode)
Penelope Richmond
as Olsen Twin Lookalike (1 episode)
Stephanie Rothenberg
as Receptionist (1 episode)
Suzanne H. Smart
as Gal #1 (1 episode)
April Wilkner
as Nurse (1 episode)
Alex Wong
as Dancer #3 (1 episode)
Costello Carey
as Parishioner (1 episode)
Eddie Maldonado
as Bartender (1 episode)
Walden Hudson
as HS Guy (1 episode)
Tasha Lawrence
as Skank (1 episode)
Dean Neistat
as Mike Stampone (1 episode)
Tony Scheinman
as Guy in Back (1 episode)
Gary Maniloff
as Creep (1 episode)
Emily Fleming
as Waiter (1 episode)
Maho Honda
as Isaye Watanabe (1 episode)
Abby C. Smith
as Fat Rhonda (1 episode)
Fred Arsenault
as Yuppie Husband (1 episode)
Jessie Austrian
as Yuppie Wife (1 episode)
Pablo Gonzalez
as Eight Ball (1 episode)
Jean Goto
as Yuppie Mom (1 episode)
Arash Mokhtar
as Pedicab Driver (1 episode)
Victor Joel Ortiz
as Young Cop (1 episode)
Frank Pando
as Central Park Cop (1 episode)
Spencer Aste
as Sketchy Guy (1 episode)
Lara Hillier
as Ashley Wigfield (1 episode)
Tina Johnson
as Mrs. Pokorny (2 episodes)
Jordan Loewenstein
as Mummy Pirate / Fabian (1 episode)
Edwin Lugo
as Alonso (1 episode)
Rachel McPhee
as Vicki (1 episode)
Peter Patrikios
as Yo-Yo (1 episode)
Allie Woods Jr.
as Elderly Black Man (2 episodes)
Christine Ebersole
as Helene (1 episode)
Adam Campbell
as Logan Beekman (4 episodes)
Dean Norris
as Le Loup (1 episode)
John Cullum
as Daddy's Daddy (1 episode)
Nic Rouleau
as Daddy's Boy (1 episode)
Katherine Reis
as Simone (3 episodes)
Carly Brooke
as Guido Girl (1 episode)
John Ellison Conlee
as Professor Rick (1 episode)
George Demas
as Titus's Manager (1 episode)
James Dicarlo
as Guido Guy (1 episode)
Jasson Finney
as Muscular Man (1 episode)
Peter Linz
as Puppeteer #3 (1 episode)
Noel MacNeal
as Puppeteer #1 (1 episode)
Phil Nee
as Hu Zha Qi (1 episode)
Jeff Williams
as ICE Officer (1 episode)
James Wojtal
as Puppeteer #2 (1 episode)
Nick Kroll
as Tristafé (1 episode)
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