Cast of Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Peter Sellers portrays Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake, President Merkin Muffley, and Dr. Strangelove, showcasing his versatility as an actor in this satirical comedy.

George C. Scott plays the role of General 'Buck' Turgidson, a bombastic and hawkish general advising on the unfolding crisis in the war room.

Sterling Hayden embodies the character of Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper, a paranoid and delusional military officer who triggers the nuclear catastrophe.

Keenan Wynn portrays Colonel Bat Guano, a military officer caught in the escalating chaos as he deals with unexpected events.

Slim Pickens brings Major 'King' Kong to life, a cowboy hat-wearing B-52 pilot who becomes unwittingly involved in the mission to drop a nuclear bomb.

Peter Bull takes on the role of Botschafter De Sadesky, a Soviet ambassador entangled in the crisis as tensions escalate between nations.

James Earl Jones plays Lt. Lothar Zogg, a military officer involved in the strategic operations during the escalating nuclear crisis.

Tracy Reed portrays Miss Scott, a character caught up in the absurdity of the situation as the events spiral out of control.

Jack Creley takes on the role of Mr. Staines, a character who plays a part in the unfolding events that lead to the chaotic climax of the film.

Frank Berry portrays Lt. Dietrich, a military officer involved in the tense and comedic interactions within the war room as the crisis unfolds.

Robert O'Neil plays Adm. Randolph, a character representing the military establishment's response to the escalating nuclear crisis.

Glenn Beck takes on the role of Lt. Kivel, a military officer with a small but significant part in the chain of events leading to the film's climax.