Cast
- Nicolas Cage as Benjamin Franklin "Ben" Gates
- Justin Bartha as Riley Poole: Ben's best friend
- Diane Kruger as Dr. Abigail Chase: Ben's colleague and girlfriend
- Jon Voight as Patrick Henry Gates: Ben's father
- Harvey Keitel as FBI Special Agent Sadusky
- Alicia Coppola as FBI Special Agent Spellman
- Ed Harris as Mitch Wilkinson: A black market dealer
- Albert Hall as Dr. Nichols
- Bruce Greenwood as President of the United States
- Helen Mirren as Dr. Emily Appleton: Ben's mother
- Joel Gretsch as Thomas Gates
- Billy Unger as Charles Carroll Gates
- Ty Burrell as Connor: Abigail's new boyfriend who works at the White House
- Zachary Gordon as Lincoln Conspiracy Kid
- Glenn Beck as Abraham Lincoln
- Judy Renihan as Mary Todd Lincoln
- Christian Camargo as John Wilkes Booth
- Randy Travis as himself
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