The Thin Red Line (1998 Film) - Cast

Cast

  • Sean Penn as 1st Sgt. Edward Welsh
  • Adrien Brody as Cpl. Geoffrey Fife
  • Jim Caviezel as Pvt. Robert Witt
  • Ben Chaplin as Pvt. Jack Bell
  • George Clooney as Capt. Charles Bosche
  • John Cusack as Capt. John Gaff
  • Woody Harrelson as Sgt. William Keck
  • Elias Koteas as Capt. James 'Bugger' Staros
  • Jared Leto as 2nd Lt. Floyd Whyte
  • Dash Mihok as Pfc. Don Doll
  • Tim Blake Nelson as Pvt. Brian Tills
  • Nick Nolte as Lt. Col. Gordon Tall
  • John C. Reilly as Sgt. Paul Storm
  • Larry Romano as Pvt. James Mazzi
  • John Savage as Sgt. Roy McCron
  • John Travolta as Brig. Gen. David Quintard
  • Arie Verveen as Pfc. Charlie Dale
  • Kirk Acevedo as Pvt. Mike Tella
  • Penny Allen as Witt's Mother
  • Mark Boone Junior as Pvt. Christopher Peale
  • Paul Gleeson as 1st Lt. George 'Brass' Band
  • Don Harvey as Sgt. Rodney Becker
  • Danny Hoch as Pvt. Alex Carni
  • Thomas Jane as Pvt. Jason Ash
  • Miranda Otto as Marty Bell
  • John Dee Smith as Pvt. Paul Train
  • Nick Stahl as Pfc. Howard Bead
  • Matt Doran as Pvt. Coombs

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