Spotlight

Break the story. Break the silence.

The true story of how the Boston Globe uncovered the massive scandal of child molestation and cover-up within the local Catholic Archdiocese, shaking the entire Catholic Church to its core.

Drama History

Mark Ruffalo

(Michael Rezendes)

Michael Keaton

(Walter 'Robby' Robinson)

Rachel McAdams

(Sacha Pfeiffer)

Liev Schreiber

(Marty Baron)

John Slattery

(Ben Bradlee, Jr.)

Brian d'Arcy James

(Matt Carroll)

Stanley Tucci

(Mitchell Garabedian)

Elena Wohl

(Barbara)

Gene Amoroso

(Steve Kurkjian)

Doug Murray

(Peter Canellos)

Sharon McFarlane

(Helen Donovan)

Jamey Sheridan

(Jim Sullivan)

Neal Huff

(Phil Saviano)

Billy Crudup

(Eric Macleish)

Robert B. Kennedy

(Court Clerk Mark)

Duane Murray

(Hansi Kalkofen)

Brian Chamberlain

(Paul Burke)

Michael Cyril Creighton

(Joe Crowley)

Paul Guilfoyle

(Peter Conley)

Michael Countryman

(Richard Gilman)

Tim Whalen

(Young Cop)

Martin Roach

(Cop in Coffee Shop)

Brad Borbridge

(Sports Editor)

Don Allison

(Bishop)

Patty Ross

(Linda)

Paloma Nuñez

(Garabedian's Receptionist)

Robert Clarke

(Judge Volterra)

Gary Galone

(Jack Dunn)

David Fraser

(Jon Albano)

Paulette Sinclair

(Receptionist at Judge's Chambers)

Laurie Heineman

(Judge Sweeney)

Elena Juatco

(Guest List Woman)

Nancy Villone

(Maryetta Dussourd)

Wendy Merry

(Female Editor)

Siobhan Murphy

(Intern)

Eileen Padua

(Sacha's Grandmother)

Darrin Baker

(Middle Age Priest at St. Peter's)

Brett Cramp

(Middle Aged Man)

Joe Stapleton

(Older Cop)

Maureen Keiller

(Eileen McNamara)

Jimmy LeBlanc

(Patrick McSorley)

Tim Progosh

(Principal Bill Kemeza)

Neion George

(Waiter at Gala)

Laurie Murdoch

(Wilson Rogers)

Zarrin Darnell-Martin

(Intern Wanda)

Krista Morin

(Young Reporter)

Paula Barrett

(Jim's Wife)

Mairtin O'Carrigan

(Stewart)

Rob deLeeuw

(Herald Reporter Quimby)

Nancy E. Carroll

(Jane Paquin)

Anthony Paolucci

(Kevin)

Michele Proude

(Lisa Tuite)

Richard O'Rourke

(Ronald Paquin)

Len Cariou

(Cardinal Law)

Dennis Lynch

(Clerk O'Brian)

Stefanie Drummond

(Sheila)

Mark McGrinder

(Weeping Man)

Richard Fitzpatrick

(Rectory Priest)

Tom Driscoll

(Disgruntled Man)

Jeffrey Samai

(Library Security)

Moira Driscoll

(Woman Interviewee)

Forrest Weber

(Angry Man)

Doreen Spencer

(Older Southie Woman)

Janet Pinnick

(Receptionist)

Shannon McDonough

(Receptionist)

Shannon Ruth

(Girl at Garabedian's)

Daniel Ruth

(Boy at Garabedian's)

Jennifer Ruth

(Mother at Garabedian's)

Timothy Mooney

(Bad Priest)

Bruce-Robert Serafin

(Boston Globe Security Guard)

Donna Sue Jahier

(Angry Man's Sister)

Edward Brickley

(Red Sox Announcer (voice))

Richard Jenkins

(Richard Sipe (voice) (uncredited))

Elena Khan

(Boston Reporter (uncredited))

Teresa Wilson

(Maureen (uncredited))

Amy Whalen

(Pedestrian (uncredited))

John Franchi

(Pedestrian (uncredited))

Peter Lewis Walsh

(Red Sox Fan (uncredited))

Lance Norris

(Driver (uncredited))

Harold Rudolph

(Lawyer (uncredited))

Colleen Kelly

(Librarian (uncredited))