Cast
- Spencer Tracy as Chief Judge Dan Haywood
- Burt Lancaster as Dr. Ernst Janning
- Richard Widmark as Col. Tad Lawson
- Maximilian Schell as Hans Rolfe
- Werner Klemperer as Emil Hahn
- Marlene Dietrich as Frau Bertholt
- Montgomery Clift as Rudolph Peterson
- Judy Garland as Irene Wallner
- Howard Caine as Irene's husband, Hugo Wallner
- William Shatner as Capt. Harrison Byers
- John Wengraf as His Honour Herr Justizrat. Dr. Karl Wieck - former Minister of Justice in Weimar Germany
- Karl Swenson as Dr. Heinrich Geuter - Feldenstein's lawyer
- Ben Wright as Herr Halbestadt, Haywood's butler
- Ed Binns as Sen. Burkette
- Torben Meyer as Werner Lampe
- Martin Brandt as Friedrich Hofstetter
- Kenneth MacKenna as Judge Kenneth Norris
- Alan Baxter as Brig. Gen. Matt Merrin
- Ray Teal as Judge Curtiss Ives
- Virginia Christine as Mrs. Halbestadt - Haywood's Housekeeper
- Joseph Bernard as Major Abe Radnitz - Lawson's assistant
- Olga Fabian as Mrs. Elsa Lindnow - witness in Feldenstein case
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