All the President's Men

Dustin Hoffman plays Carl Bernstein, the determined Washington Post journalist who, along with Bob Woodward, starts uncovering the Watergate scandal.

Robert Redford portrays Bob Woodward, the investigative reporter for the Washington Post who, with Carl Bernstein, works to uncover the truth behind the Watergate scandal.

Jack Warden takes on the role of Harry Rosenfeld, the managing editor of the Washington Post who oversees Woodward and Bernstein's investigation into the Watergate scandal.

Martin Balsam plays Howard Simons, the managing editor of the Washington Post who is instrumental in supporting Woodward and Bernstein in their pursuit of the Watergate story.

Hal Holbrook portrays Deep Throat, the mysterious and shadowy informant who provides crucial information to Woodward and Bernstein during their investigation of the Watergate scandal.

Jason Robards delivers a standout performance as Ben Bradlee, the executive editor of the Washington Post who supports Woodward and Bernstein's risky investigative reporting on the Watergate scandal.

Jane Alexander takes on the role of the Bookkeeper, a key figure who provides crucial information to Woodward and Bernstein during their investigation into the Watergate scandal.

Meredith Baxter portrays Debbie Sloan, a character involved in the events surrounding the Watergate scandal that Woodward and Bernstein uncover.

Ned Beatty plays Dardis, a key figure in the unfolding Watergate scandal who becomes embroiled in Woodward and Bernstein's investigation.

Stephen Collins portrays Hugh Sloan, a central figure in the Watergate scandal whose actions come to light during Woodward and Bernstein's investigation.

Penny Fuller takes on the role of Sally Aiken, a character whose involvement in the Watergate scandal adds complexity to Woodward and Bernstein's investigation.

John McMartin plays the Foreign Editor, a character who plays a role in the international aspects of the Watergate scandal that Woodward and Bernstein delve into.