Actors
- Gregory Peck - Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty
- Christopher Plummer - SS-Obersturmbannführer Herbert Kappler
- John Gielgud - Pope Pius XII (as Sir John Gielgud)
- Raf Vallone - Father Vittorio
- Kenneth Colley - SS-Hauptsturmführer Hirsch (Erich Priebke) (as Ken Colley)
- Walter Gotell - SS-Obergruppenführer Max Helm (Karl Wolff)
- Barbara Bouchet - Minna Kappler
- Julian Holloway... Alfred West
- Angelo Infanti ... Father Morosini
- Olga Karlatos ... Francesca Lombardo
- Michael Byrne... Reinhard Beck
- T.P. McKenna... Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler
- Vernon Dobtcheff... Count Langenthal
- John Terry ... Lt. Jack Manning
- Peter Burton ... Sir D'Arcy Osborne
- Phillip Hatton ... Lt. Harry Barnett
- Mark Lewis ... Cpl. Les Tate
- Fabiana Udenio ... Guila Lombardo
- Marne Maitland ... Papal Secretary
- Remo Remotti ... Rabbi Leoni
- Giovanni Crippa... Simon Weiss
- Billy Boyle... Paddy Doyle
- Itaco Nardulli ... Franz Kappler
- Cariddi Nardulli... Liesel Kappler (as Carridi Nardulli)
- Alessandra Cozzo... Emilia Lombardo
- William Berger ... U.S. Intelligence Officer (as Bill Berger)
- Edmund Purdom ... British Intelligence Officer / Epilogue Narrator (as Edmond Purdom)
- Gabriella D'Olive... Mother Superior
- Cesarina Tacconi... Pregnant Woman
- David Brandon ... SS officer
- Sergio Nicolai ... Firing Squad Officer
- Bruno Corazzari... Coalman
- Stelio Candelli... O'Flaherty's Secretary
- Francesco Carnelutti... Cameriere Segreto
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