Cast
- Ed Harris as William Walker
- Richard Masur as E. G. Squier
- Rene Auberjonois as Major Siegfried Henningson
- Keith Szarabajka as Timothy Crocker
- Sy Richardson as Captain Hornsby
- Xander Berkeley as Byron Cole
- John Diehl as Stebbins
- Peter Boyle as Cornelius Vanderbilt
- Marlee Matlin as Ellen Martin
- Alfonso Arau as Gaston de Raousset-Boulbon
- Pedro Armendáriz, Jr. as Muñoz
- Gerrit Graham as Norvell Walker
- William O'Leary as James Walker
- Blanca Guerra as Doña Yrena
- Miguel Sandoval as Parker French
- Rick Barker as Breckenridge
- Karl Braun as Bruno von Natzmer
- Kathy Burke as Annie Mae
- Richard Edson as Turley
- Bennet Guillory as Achilles Kewen
- David Hayman as Father Rossiter
- Dick Rude as Washburn
- Zander Schloss as Huey
- Milton Selzer as Judge
- Edward Tudor-Pole as Doubleday
- Norbert Weisser as Prange
- Biff Yeager as Max / Carpetbagger
- Del Zamora as Padre Vigil
- Richard Zobel as Lemuel
- Joe Strummer as Faucet
- Fox Harris as District Attorney
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