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Cast of Flags of Our Fathers

Movie (2006) • 127 total actors • 135 minutes

Flags of Our Fathers features a talented cast bringing to life the characters of John 'Doc' Bradley, Rene Gagnon, Ira Hayes, Keyes Beech, Bud Gerber, Mike Strank, Ralph 'Iggy' Ignatowski, and Hank Hansen. The movie showcases the portrayals of these characters by the skilled actors Ryan Phillippe, Jesse Bradford, Adam Beach, John Benjamin Hickey, John Slattery, Barry Pepper, Jamie Bell, and the late Paul Walker. The most popular cast member today is Ryan Phillippe, John 'Doc' Bradley.

Actor online popularity data updated today, September 06, 2024

Flags of Our Fathers Cast

The cast of Flags of Our Fathers including popularity data. Data for September 06, 2024.

Ryan Phillippe

as John 'Doc' Bradley

Ryan Phillippe portrays the character of John 'Doc' Bradley.

2,638 Wikipedia views yesterday

Jesse Bradford

as Rene Gagnon

Jesse Bradford takes on the role of Rene Gagnon.

#22

527 Wikipedia views yesterday

Adam Beach

as Ira Hayes

Adam Beach embodies the character of Ira Hayes.

#16

855 Wikipedia views yesterday

John Benjamin Hickey

as Keyes Beech

John Benjamin Hickey portrays the character Keyes Beech.

#25

298 Wikipedia views yesterday

John Slattery

as Bud Gerber

John Slattery portrays the character Bud Gerber.

2,270 Wikipedia views yesterday

Barry Pepper

as Mike Strank

Barry Pepper brings the character of Mike Strank to life.

#15

883 Wikipedia views yesterday

Jamie Bell

as Ralph "Iggy" Ignatowski

Jamie Bell takes on the role of Ralph 'Iggy' Ignatowski.

3,890 Wikipedia views yesterday

Paul Walker

as Hank Hansen

The late Paul Walker portrays the character Hank Hansen.

5,786 Wikipedia views yesterday

Robert Patrick

as Colonel Chandler Johnson

2,580 Wikipedia views yesterday

Neal McDonough

as Captain Severance

2,671 Wikipedia views yesterday

Melanie Lynskey

as Pauline Harnois

4,421 Wikipedia views yesterday

Tom McCarthy

as James Bradley

Chris Bauer

as Commandant Vandegrift

#20

566 Wikipedia views yesterday

Judith Ivey

as Belle Block

#21

563 Wikipedia views yesterday

Myra Turley

as Madeline Evelley

#40

31 Wikipedia views yesterday

Joseph Cross

as Franklin Sousley

#26

221 Wikipedia views yesterday

Benjamin Walker

as Harlon Block

Alessandro Mastrobuono

as Lindberg

Scott Eastwood

as Lundsford

3,172 Wikipedia views yesterday

Stark Sands

as Gust

#29

202 Wikipedia views yesterday

George Grizzard

as John Bradley

#34

157 Wikipedia views yesterday

Harve Presnell

as Dave Severance

#24

364 Wikipedia views yesterday

George Hearn

as Walter Gust

#35

155 Wikipedia views yesterday

Len Cariou

as Mr. Beech

1,802 Wikipedia views yesterday

643 Wikipedia views yesterday

Connie Ray

as Mrs. Sousley

#37

91 Wikipedia views yesterday

Ann Dowd

as Mrs. Strank

#12

1,087 Wikipedia views yesterday

Mary Beth Peil

as Mrs. Bradley

#27

206 Wikipedia views yesterday

David Patrick Kelly

as President Truman

#11

1,119 Wikipedia views yesterday

Jon Polito

as Borough President

#14

909 Wikipedia views yesterday

Ned Eisenberg

as Joe Rosenthal

#36

118 Wikipedia views yesterday

Gordon Clapp

as General "Howlin' Mad" Smith

#33

161 Wikipedia views yesterday

Michael Cumpsty

as Secretary Forrestal

#38

68 Wikipedia views yesterday

as Lieutenant Pennell

#28

203 Wikipedia views yesterday

Jason Gray-Stanford

as Lieutenant Schrier

#17

801 Wikipedia views yesterday

1,630 Wikipedia views yesterday

Brian Kimmet

as Sergeant Boots Thomas

David Rasche

as Senator

#23

452 Wikipedia views yesterday

as Justice of the Peace

David Clennon

as White House Official

#31

171 Wikipedia views yesterday

Mark Thomason

as Military Censor

Oliver Davis

as Young James Bradley

Sean Moran

as Waiter

#42

5 Wikipedia views yesterday

as Navy Lieutenant on Plane

Jayma Mays

as Nurse in Hawaii

#18

737 Wikipedia views yesterday

Yukari Black

as Tokyo Rose (voice)

John Hoogenakker

as Funeral Home Employee

#32

171 Wikipedia views yesterday

as Reporter (in LA) #1

Mark Colson

as Reporter (in LA) #2

#41

15 Wikipedia views yesterday

Danny McCarthy

as Reporter (in Chicago) #1

#30

176 Wikipedia views yesterday

Patrick New

as Reporter (in Chicago) #2

James Horan

as Reporter (in NYC)

Michael Canavan

as Reporter at Hansen's

#43

5 Wikipedia views yesterday

as Sergeant A Company

Björgvin Franz Gíslason

as Marine in Shellhole

Jeremiah Bitsui

as Young Indian

#13

934 Wikipedia views yesterday

as Senator (uncredited)

Brian Eric Alexander

as Funeral Attendant (uncredited)

Tex Allen

as Retired Iwo Jima Marine Corps Captain (uncredited)

Mark T Anderson

as Business Man (uncredited)

Martin Andris

as Soilder (uncredited)

Erik Audé

as Officer (uncredited)

#39

33 Wikipedia views yesterday

David Block

as Busboy (uncredited)

Kyle S. Brown

as Marine at War (uncredited)

Dale Caba

as Photographer (uncredited)

Brian Ceponis

as Navy Captain (uncredited)

Jean-Paul Chreky

as Photographer (uncredited)

Ali Costello

as Movie Star #1 (uncredited)

Michelle Cuneo

as Betty Bradley (uncredited)

Jemma Evans

as Ceremony Guest (uncredited)

Paul Fahrenkopf

as Dedication Attendee (uncredited)

Pamela Fischer

as Military Wife (uncredited)

Reese Foster

as Photographer (uncredited)

Jason Frederick

as Baseball Player (uncredited)

Grétar Már Garðarsson

as Solider (uncredited)

Katherine Hoskins Mackey

as General's Wife (uncredited)

George Kardulias

as Civilian Guest at Iwo Jima Memorial (uncredited)

Debbi Larkins

as Movie Star #2 (uncredited)

Halldór Magnússon

as Soldier on Beach (uncredited)

Jon Marshall

as Background (uncredited)

Theo Marshall

as Cubs Fan (uncredited)

Nevin Millan

as American Indian Congress Member (uncredited)

Mark A. Nash

as Welcome Crowd (uncredited)

Spiro Papas

as Photographer (uncredited)

Robin Reck

as Event Attendee (uncredited)

Matthew Schueller

as Military Personnel (uncredited)

Robert Shepherd

as Senator (uncredited)

Guðmundur Karl Sigurdórsson

as Marine (uncredited)

Arne Starr

as Rally Person (uncredited)

Chris Stinson

as Iwo Jima Memorial Attendee (uncredited)

Vignir Jón Vignisson

as Soldier with Dog (uncredited)

Jesse G. Louis

as Train Conductor (uncredited)

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Flags of Our Fathers

Flags of Our Fathers is a 2006 American war film directed by Clint Eastwood, based on the 2000 book of the same name. The movie depicts the story of the six servicemen who raised the U.S. flag on Mt. Suribachi during the 1945 Battle of Iwo Jima, and the impact of this event on their lives.

Cast of Flags of Our Fathers

Flags of Our Fathers Details

Release Date: Sun, Jan 1, 2006

Budget: $90,000,000

Box Office: $65,900,000

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