In The Line of Fire - Cast

Cast

  • Clint Eastwood as Agent Frank Horrigan, a Secret Service agent still haunted by his failure to save John F. Kennedy and now seeks redemption.
  • John Malkovich as Mitch Leary, a psychotic assassin determined to kill the President of the United States.
  • Rene Russo as Lilly Raines, a Secret Service agent and Frank's love interest.
  • Dylan McDermott as Al D'Andrea, Frank's partner.
  • Gary Cole as Bill Watts, Frank's superior, wary of Frank's reputation.
  • Fred Dalton Thompson as Harry Sargent, the White House Chief of Staff, also distrusting of Frank.
  • John Mahoney as Secret Service Director Sam Campagna, Frank's colleague and friend in the Secret Service.
  • Gregory Alan Williams as Matt Wilder
  • Jim Curley as the President of the United States (codenamed "Traveler"), Leary's target.
  • Sally Hughes as the First Lady of the United States
  • Tobin Bell as Mendoza, a counterfeiter, apprehended by Frank in the film's opening scene.
  • Clyde Kusatsu as FBI agent Jack Okura
  • Steve Hytner as FBI agent Tony Carducci
  • Patrika Darbo as Pam Magnus
  • John Heard as Prof. Riger
  • Joshua Malina as Secret Service agent Chavez

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