Cast
- Khalid Abdalla as Ziad Jarrah
- Christian Clemenson as Tom Burnett
- David Alan Basche as Todd Beamer
- Sarmed al-Samarrai as Saeed al-Ghamdi
- Omar Berdouni as Ahmed al-Haznawi
- Jamie Harding as Ahmed al-Nami
- J.J. Johnson as Captain Jason Dahl
- Gary Commock as First Officer LeRoy Homer Jr.
- Nancy McDoniel as Lorraine G. Bay
- Trish Gates as Sandra Bradshaw
- Starla Benford as Wanda Anita Green
- Opal Alladin as CeeCee Lyles
- Polly Adams as Deborah Welsh
- Erich Redman as Christian Adams
- Simon Poland as Alan Anthony Beaven
- Cheyenne Jackson as Mark Bingham
- Trieste Kelly Dunn as Deora Frances Bodley
- Jodie Lynne McClintock as Marion R. Britton
- Richard Bekins as William Joseph Cashman
- Marceline Hugot as Georgine Rose Corrigan
- Michael J. Reynolds as Patrick Joseph Driscoll
- Rebecca Schull as Patricia Cushing
- Ray Charleson as Joseph DeLuca
- John Rothman as Edward P. Felt
- Denny Dillon as Colleen Fraser
- Susan Blommaert as Jane Folger
- Peter Marinker as Andrew Garcia
- Peter Hermann as Jeremy Glick
- Tara Hugo as Kristin White Gould
- Kate Jennings Grant as Lauren Grandcolas
- David Rasche as Donald Freeman Greene
- Lorna Dallas as Linda Gronlund
- Daniel Sauli as Richard Guadagno
- Masato Kamo as Toshiya Kuge (久下 季哉?)
- Libby Morris as Hilda Marcin
- Liza Colón-Zayas as Waleska Martinez
- Olivia Thirlby as Nicole Carol Miller
- Corey Johnson as Louis J. Nacke, II
- Tom O'Rourke as Donald Peterson
- Becky London as Jean Headley Peterson
- Chip Zien as Mark Rothenberg
- Leigh Zimmerman as Christine Snyder
- Joe Jamrog as John Talignani
- Chloe Sirene as Honor Elizabeth Wainio
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