1969

Robert Downey Jr. plays Ralph Carr, a young man trying to find his place in the world amidst the social upheaval of the late 1960s.

Kiefer Sutherland portrays Scott Clifton Denny, a friend of the main characters who gets caught up in the changing times and political activism of the era.

Bruce Dern takes on the role of Cliff Denny, the father figure in the group of friends, who struggles to understand the younger generation's perspective.

Mariette Hartley plays Jessie Denny, the wife of Cliff Denny, who tries to keep the family together amidst the turbulent events of the late 1960s.

Winona Ryder portrays Beth Carr, a young woman who is navigating her own personal struggles while also supporting her friends during the challenging times of the late 1960s.

Joanna Cassidy takes on the role of Ev Carr, the motherly figure in the group of friends who provides support and guidance during the uncertain times of the late 1960s.

Christopher Wynne plays Alden Palmer Denny, a character who represents the conflicts and challenges faced by the younger generation during the social and political upheaval of 1969.

Mert Hatfield portrays Coach Heart, a mentor figure who guides the young characters through the challenges and uncertainties of the late 1960s.

Scott N. Stevens plays the Hitchhiker, a mysterious character who crosses paths with the main group of friends, adding a layer of unpredictability to their journey.

Kara Zielke portrays Nude Woman, a character who symbolizes the freedom and rebellion of the era, challenging societal norms and conventions.

Keller Kuhn plays Marsha, a supporting character who provides insights into the challenges faced by women during the turbulent times of 1969.

Steve Foster portrays Marshall, a character who represents the struggles and conflicts of the working-class individuals amidst the broader social and political changes of 1969.