The Rebels

This sequel to "The Bastard" continues the saga of Philip Kent, the illegitimate son of an English nobleman, who has renounced his patrician birthright to become a Colonial soldier fighting for America's independence, befriending a Southern aristocrat and his earthy buddy to help thwart a plot to assassinate George Washington. (Episodes 3 and 4 of the Kent Chronicles miniseries.)

History Drama War TV Movie

Andrew Stevens

(Philip Kent)

Don Johnson

(Judson Fletcher)

Doug McClure

(Eph Tait)

Jim Backus

(John Hancock)

Richard Basehart

(Duke of Kentland)

Joan Blondell

(Mrs. Brumple)

Tom Bosley

(Benjamin Franklin)

Macdonald Carey

(Dr. Church)

Kim Cattrall

(Anne Kent)

Rory Calhoun

(Breen)

John Chappell

(Henry Knox)

William Daniels

(John Adams)

Anne Francis

(Mrs. Harris)

Peter Graves

(George Washington)

Pamela Hensley

(Charlotte Waverly)

Gwen Humble

(Peggy McLean)

Wilfrid Hyde-White

(Gen. Howe)

Nehemiah Persoff

(Baron Von Steuben)

William Smith

(John Waverly)

Warren Stevens

(Ambrose Waverly)

Kevin Tighe

(Thomas Jefferson)

Bobby Troup

(Sam Gill)

Forrest Tucker

(Angus Fletcher)

Tanya Tucker

(Rachel)

Robert Vaughn

(Seth McLean)

David Matthau

(Royal Rothman)

Ben Davidson

(Donnigan)

Paul Fix

(Officer)

Deborah Richter

(Molly)

Harry Johnson

(Peter Jennings)

Duncan Gamble

(Smith)

Ted Gehring

(Tom Shaw)

Sammy Jackson

(Sergeant)

Gordon Steel

(Lt. Rorke)

Timothy O'Hagan

(2nd Congressman)

John Rayner

(1st Congressman)

Tom Williams

(Doctor)

Russell Johnson

Ike Eisenmann

(Young Marquis de Lafayette)

James Brown

(Masters)

Jennifer Holmes

(Alice)

Marc Vahanian

(The Marquis de LaFayette)

Christina Cummings

(Barmaid)

Russ McGinn

(Trumbold)

David Buchanan

(Guard)

Kelly Flynn

(Stable Boy)

Arnold Barry

(Civilian)

Guy Madison

(Lt. Mayo)