Flags of Our Fathers

Robert Shepherd as Senator (uncredited) Guðmundur Karl Sigurdórsson as Marine (uncredited) Ned Eisenberg as Joe Rosenthal Dale Waddington as Tourist's Wife Neal McDonough as Captain Severance Len Cariou as Mr. Beech Kirk B.R. Woller as Bill Genaust Beth Tapper as Bar Car Beauty Jemma Evans as Ceremony Guest (uncredited) Chris Bauer as Commandant Vandegrift Benjamin Walker as Harlon Block Jesse G. Louis as Train Conductor (uncredited) George Grizzard as John Bradley Gordon Clapp as General "Howlin' Mad" Smith Jason Gray-Stanford as Lieutenant Schrier David Clennon as White House Official Oliver Davis as Young James Bradley Chris Stinson as Iwo Jima Memorial Attendee (uncredited) Vincent Foster as Major on Plane Jayma Mays as Nurse in Hawaii Shannon Gayle as Bar Car Beauty #2 John Benjamin Hickey as Keyes Beech Jeremiah Bitsui as Young Indian Mark T Anderson as Business Man (uncredited) Mary Beth Peil as Mrs. Bradley John Henry Canavan as Jailer James Horan as Reporter (in NYC) Silas Weir Mitchell as Lab Tech Connie Ray as Mrs. Sousley David Patrick Kelly as President Truman Michael Cumpsty as Secretary Forrestal Ron Fassler as Senator Robson Melanie Lynskey as Pauline Harnois Lennie Loftin as Justice of the Peace Paul Fahrenkopf as Dedication Attendee (uncredited) Grétar Már Garðarsson as Solider (uncredited) Jamie Bell as Ralph "Iggy" Ignatowski Joseph Cross as Franklin Sousley Sean Moran as Waiter Ryan Phillippe as John 'Doc' Bradley Jesse Bradford as Rene Gagnon Myra Turley as Madeline Evelley Ann Dowd as Mrs. Strank Björgvin Franz Gíslason as Impaled Marine John Slattery as Bud Gerber Steven M. Porter as Tourist Spiro Papas as Photographer (uncredited) Brian Kimmet as Sergeant Boots Thomas David Rasche as Senator Joi Johannsson as Sergeant on Beach Paul Walker as Hank Hansen Tom McCarthy as James Bradley Tom Mason as John Tennack John Hoogenakker as Funeral Home Employee Patrick Dollaghan as Businessman William Charlton as Bartender Christopher Curry as Ed Block Jason Frederick as Baseball Player (uncredited) Mark Colson as Reporter (in LA) #2 Erik Audé as Officer (uncredited) Mark A. Nash as Welcome Crowd (uncredited) Harve Presnell as Dave Severance Scott Eastwood as Lundsford Barry Pepper as Mike Strank Tom Verica as Lieutenant Pennell David Hornsby as Louis Lowery Hilmar Guðjónsson as Wounded Marine #4 Jon Polito as Borough President Martin Delaney as Marine at Cave Kyle S. Brown as Marine at War (uncredited) Robin Reck as Event Attendee (uncredited) Stark Sands as Gust Michelle Cuneo as Betty Bradley (uncredited) Judith Ivey as Belle Block John Nielsen as Senator Boyd Danny McCarthy as Reporter (in Chicago) #1 Darri Ingolfsson as Wounded Marine Robert Patrick as Colonel Chandler Johnson Barry Sigismondi as Police Sergeant Nevin Millan as American Indian Congress Member (uncredited) Adam Beach as Ira Hayes George Hearn as Walter Gust Beth Grant as Mother Gagnon Ali Costello as Movie Star #1 (uncredited) Bubba Lewis as Belle's Young Son

Clint Eastwood Director, Original Music Composer, Producer Al Goto Stunts Joe Farrell Compositing Lead Simon Rhee Stunts Alan Robert Murray Supervising Sound Editor Zoe Hay Makeup Artist Robert Lorenz Producer Paul Lambert Digital Compositor Joel Cox Editor Marc Dominic Rienzo Compositing Artist Steven Spielberg Producer Lou Pecora Digital Compositor Gregory J. Barnett Stunts William Broyles Jr. Screenplay Paul Haggis Screenplay Henry Bumstead Production Design Peter Dress Second Second Assistant Director Tom Stern Director of Photography Matthew E. Butler Visual Effects Supervisor