Editing Suddenly Susan (section)

==Cast==
* [[Brooke Shields]] as Susan Keane
* [[Néstor Carbonell]] as Luis Rivera, Susan's co-worker and ''Gate'' photographer
* [[Kathy Griffin]] as Vicki Groener, Susan's co-worker and ''Gate'' food/nightlife writer
* [[Judd Nelson]] as Jack Richmond, Susan's boss and original love interest (Seasons 1–3)
* [[David Strickland]] as Todd Stites, Susan's co-worker and ''Gate'' music critic (Seasons 1–3){{NoteTag|The character portrayed by Strickland shares his name with a television producer who served as an associate producer on ''[[Murphy Brown]]'' from its sixth through tenth seasons (1994–98); ''Suddenly Susan'' developers Gary Dontzig and Steven Peterman wrote for the CBS sitcom for seven of its 11 total seasons (1988–93, 2018).}}
* [[Barbara Barrie]] as Helen 'Nana' Keane, Susan's grandmother
* [[Andrea Bendewald|Andréa Bendewald]] as Maddy Piper, Susan's co-worker and former high school rival, and ''Gate'' journalist (Seasons 2–3; guest star, Season 4){{NoteTag|Bendewald was credited as a recurring guest star for the first five episodes of Season 2.}}
* [[Currie Graham]] as Nate Knaborski, Susan's co-worker and ''Gate'' sportswriter (Season 4)
* [[Eric Idle]] as Ian Maxtone-Graham, Susan's boss (Season 4){{NoteTag|The character portrayed by Idle is not connected, outside of sharing the same name, with the [[Ian Maxtone-Graham|television writer of the same name]].}}
* [[Sherri Shepherd]] as Miranda Charles, Ian's executive assistant (Season 4){{NoteTag|Prior to becoming a series regular, Shepherd guest starred as "Roni" in the Season 2 episode "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Maddy World".}}
* [[Rob Estes]] as Oliver Browne, Susan's love interest and ''Gate'' freelance photographer (Season 4){{NoteTag|Although Estes appeared in all but two episodes of Season 4 and was included in two of the three versions of that season's opening title sequence, he was credited as a "special guest star".}}