All the President's Men

The most devastating detective story of this century.

During the 1972 elections, two reporters' investigation sheds light on the controversial Watergate scandal that compels President Nixon to resign from his post.

Drama History Mystery Thriller

Dustin Hoffman

(Carl Bernstein)

Robert Redford

(Bob Woodward)

Jack Warden

(Harry Rosenfeld)

Martin Balsam

(Howard Simons)

Hal Holbrook

(Deep Throat)

Jason Robards

(Ben Bradlee)

Jane Alexander

(Bookkeeper)

Meredith Baxter

(Debbie Sloan)

Ned Beatty

(Dardis)

Stephen Collins

(Hugh Sloan)

Penny Fuller

(Sally Aiken)

John McMartin

(Foreign Editor)

Robert Walden

(Donald Segretti)

Frank Wills

(Frank Wills)

F. Murray Abraham

(Arresting Officer #1)

David Arkin

(Eugene Bachinski)

Henry Calvert

(Bernard L. Barker)

Dominic Chianese

(Eugenio R. Martinez)

Bryan Clark

(Arguing Attorney)

Nicolas Coster

(Markham)

Lindsay Crouse

(Kay Eddy)

Valerie Curtin

(Miss Milland)

Gene Dynarski

(Court Clerk)

Nate Esformes

(Virgilio R. Gonzales)

Ron Hale

(Frank Sturgis)

Richard Herd

(James W. McCord, Jr.)

Polly Holliday

(Dardis' Secretary)

James Karen

(Hugh Sloan's Lawyer)

Paul Lambert

(National Editor)

Frank Latimore

(Judge)

Gene Lindsey

(Alfred D. Baldwin)

Anthony Mannino

(Arresting Officer #2)

Allyn Ann McLerie

(Carolyn Abbott)

James Murtaugh

(Congress Library Clerk)

John O'Leary

(Attorney #1)

Jess Osuna

(Joe, FBI Agent)

Neva Patterson

(CRP Woman)

George Pentecost

(George)

Penny Peyser

(Sharon Lyons)

Joshua Shelley

(Al Lewis)

Sloane Shelton

(Bookkeeper's Sister)

Lelan Smith

(Arresting Officer #3)

Jaye Stewart

(Male Librarian)

Ralph Williams

(Ray Steuben)

George Wyner

(Attorney #2)

Leroy Aarons

(Financial Editor)

Donnlynn Bennett

(Reporter)

Stanley Bennett Clay

(Assistant Metro Editor)

Carol Coggin

(News Aide)

Laurence Covington

(News Announcer)

John Devlin

(Metro Editor)

John Furlong

(News Desk Editor)

Sidney Ganis

(L.A. Stringer)

Amy Grossman

(Reporter)

Cynthia Herbst

(Reporter)

Basil Hoffman

(Assistant Metro Editor)

Mark Holtzman

(Reporter)

Jamie Smith-Jackson

(Post Librarian)

Barbara Lipsky

(Reporter)

Doug Llewelyn

(White House Aide)

Jeff MacKay

(Reporter)

Irwin Marcus

(Reporter)

Greg Martin

(Reporter)

Ron Menchine

(Post Librarian)

Christopher Murray

(Photo Aide)

Jess Nadelman

(Assistant Metro Editor)

Noreen Nielson

(Reporter)

Florence Pepper

(Message Desk Receptionist)

Barbara Perlman

(CRP Receptionist)

Louis Quinn

(Salesman)

Peter Salim

(Reporter)

Shawn Shea

(News Aide)

Marvin Smith

(Reporter)

Pam Trager

(Reporter)

Carol Trost

(Ben Bradlee's Secretary)

Richard Venture

(Assistant Metro Editor)

Bill Willens

(Hippie)

Wendell Wright

(Assistant Metro Editor)

Al Beaudine

(Reporter (uncredited))

Gary Bohn

(Reporter (uncredited))

Stephen Burnette

(Reporter (uncredited))

Marcello Clay

(Reporter (uncredited))

Edward Coch Jr.

(Reporter (uncredited))

Cara Duff-MacCormick

(Tammy Ulrich (uncredited))

Len Felber

(Reporter (uncredited))

Mel Gold

(Reporter (uncredited))

Bart Greene

(Reporter (uncredited))

Francine Henderson

(Reporter (uncredited))

Eugene Jackson

(Reporter (uncredited))

Pauline Lum

(Reporter (uncredited))

Robert S. Mills

(TV Reporter (uncredited))

Ray Pourchot

(Reporter (uncredited))

John Randolph

(John Mitchell (voice) (uncredited))

Bill Scully

(Reporter (uncredited))

Bob Templeton

(Reporter (uncredited))

Lance Vantile Whitfield

(Child in Courtroom (uncredited))

Spiro Agnew

(Self (archive footage) (uncredited))

Walter Cronkite

(Self (archive sound) (uncredited))

Thomas Eagleton

(Self (archive footage) (uncredited))

Gerald Ford

(Self (archive footage) (uncredited))

Richard Kleindienst

(Self (archive footage) (uncredited))

Pat Nixon

(Self (archive footage) (uncredited))

Richard Nixon

(Self (archive footage) (uncredited))

Ronald Ziegler

(Self (archive footage) (uncredited))