The Fighting 69th - Cast

Cast

  • James Cagney as Private Jerry Plunkett
  • Pat O'Brien as Father Francis P. Duffy
  • George Brent as Major "Wild Bill" Donovan
  • Jeffrey Lynn as Sergeant Joyce Kilmer
  • Alan Hale, Sr. as Sergeant "Big Mike" Wynn
  • Frank McHugh as Terence "Crepe-Hanger" Burke
  • Dennis Morgan as Lieutenant Oliver Ames
  • Dick Foran as Lieutenant "Long John" Wynn
  • William Lundigan as Private Timothy "Timmy" Wynn
  • Guinn Williams as Paddy Dolan
  • Henry O'Neill as The Colonel
  • John Litel as Captain Mangan
  • Sammy Cohen as Mike Murphy (Mischa Moskowitz)
  • Harvey Stephens as Major Alex Anderson
  • William Hopper as Private Turner
  • Tom Dugan as Private McManus
  • Frank Wilcox as Lieutenant John Norman
  • George Reeves as Jack O'Keefe
  • Frank Coghlan, Jr. as Jimmy
  • Herbert Anderson as Casey
  • Jack Boyle, Jr. as Chuck
  • Richard Clayton as Tierney
  • John Daheim as a soldier
  • Eddie Dew as Regan

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