Cast
- Martin Sheen as John F. Kennedy
- John Shea as Robert F. Kennedy
- Blair Brown as Jacqueline Kennedy
- E.G. Marshall as Joseph P. Kennedy
- Geraldine Fitzgerald as Rose Kennedy
- Vincent Gardenia as J. Edgar Hoover
- Kelsey Grammer as Stephen Smith
- Charles Brown as Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Kevin Conroy as Edward M. Kennedy
- Nesbitt Blaisdell as Lyndon B. Johnson
- Tom Brennan as Adlai Stevenson
- Ellen Parker as Ethel Kennedy
- Donald Neal as Ralph Yarborough
- John Glover as Bill
- Jessica Ann Durr as Caroline Kennedy (ages 5-6)
- Hannah Fallon as Caroline Kennedy (ages 3-4)
- James Burge as Peter Lawford
- Peter Boyden as Pierre Salinger
- Laurie Kennedy as Pat Kennedy Lawford
- Joe Lowry as Dave Powers
- Joanne Camp as Eunice Kennedy Shriver
- Al Conti as Sargent Shriver
- Frances Conroy as Jean Kennedy Smith
- Kent Broadhurst as Richard Paul Pavlick
- Peggy Hewitt as Letitia Baldrige
- David Leary as Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
- Don MacLaughlin as Chief Justice Earl Warren
- Larry Keith as Stanley Levison
- J.R. Dusenberry as Gov. John Connally
- Margo Tully as Nellie Connally
- Harry Madsen as Clint Hill
- Tanny McDonald as Lady Bird Johnson
- Carmen Matthews as Mamie Eisenhower
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