The Great Raid - Cast

Cast

  • Benjamin Bratt as Lt. Col. Henry Mucci
  • James Franco as Capt. Robert Prince
  • Sam Worthington as Pfc. Lucas
  • Cesar Montano as Capt. Juan Pajota
  • Logan Marshall-Green as Lt. Paul Colvin
  • Robert Mammone as Capt. Fisher
  • Joseph Fiennes as Maj. Gibson
  • Kenny Doughty as Pitt
  • Max Martini as 1st Sgt. Sid "Top" Wojo
  • James Carpinello as Cpl. Aliteri
  • Marton Csokas as Capt. Redding
  • Mark Consuelos as Cpl. Guttierez
  • Craig McLachlan as Lt. Riley
  • Freddie Joe Farnsworth as Lt. Foley
  • Laird Macintosh as Lt. O'Grady
  • Jeremy Callaghan as Lt. Able
  • Paolo Montalbán as Sgt. Valera
  • Clayne Crawford as Cpl. Alridge
  • Royston Innes as Sgt. Adams
  • Dale Dye as Lt. Gen. Walter Krueger
  • Brett Tucker as Maj. Robert Lapham
  • Connie Nielsen as Margaret Utinsky
  • Natalie Mendoza as Mina
  • Eugenia Yuan as Cora
  • Richard Joson as Capt. Eduardo Joson
  • Motoki Kobayashi as Major Nagai
  • Masa Yamaguchi as Lt. Hikobe
  • Yutaka Izumihara as Sgt. Major Takeda
  • Scott Robert Sullivan as Pfc. Johnson

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