Cast
As appearing in screen credits (main roles identified, Listed in order of screen credits:)
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jeff Daniels | Thomas "Tom" Alden |
| Anna Paquin | Amy Alden |
| Dana Delany | Susan Barnes |
| Terry Kinney | David Alden |
| Holter Graham | Barry Stickland |
| Jeremy Ratchford | Glen Seifert |
| Deborah Verginella | Amy's Mother |
| Michael J. Reynolds | General |
| David Hemblen | Dr. Killian |
| Ken James | Developer |
| Nora Ballard | Jackie |
| Sarena Paton | Laura |
| Carmen Lishman | Older Girl |
| Christi Hill | Older Girl |
| Judith Orban | Teacher |
| Jeff Braunstein | Chairman |
| John Friesen | Smalltown Businessman |
| Chris Benson | Farmer |
| Kevin Jubinville | M.P. |
| Philip Akin | Air Force Reporter |
| Gladys O'Connor | Farm Woman |
| Geoff McBride | Clerk |
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