Patton

George C. Scott portrays the complex and controversial figure of Gen. George S. Patton Jr., a revered and at times divisive American military commander during World War II.

Stephen Young plays Capt. Chester B. Hansen, a key supporting character in the film providing insight into Patton's leadership style and relationships.

In the role of Lieutenant Colonel Henry Davenport, Frank Latimore brings depth to the military dynamics and strategic decisions depicted in the movie.

Karl Michael Vogler embodies the role of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, offering a contrasting perspective to Patton as a skilled German military leader.

Karl Malden portrays Gen. Omar N. Bradley, providing a compelling portrayal of the respected American General and his collaboration with Patton.

As Brig. Gen. Hobart Carver, Michael Strong contributes to the ensemble cast, reflecting the various military roles and challenges faced in the film.

Carey Loftin takes on the role of General Bradley's driver, adding authenticity to the wartime settings and conveying the support system around the generals.

Lawrence Dobkin portrays Colonel Gaston Bell, a character who adds depth to the military discussions and strategic planning depicted in the movie.

Albert Dumortier appears as the Moroccan minister, offering a unique perspective on the global impact of the war and the involvement of various nations.

Morgan Paull plays Captain Richard N. Jenson, portraying a key figure in the military operations depicted in the film, highlighting the role of junior officers.

Bill Hickman takes on the role of General Patton's driver, contributing to the authenticity of the historical narrative and showcasing the support staff within the military.

As First Lieutenant Alexander Stiller, Pat Zurica adds depth to the military interactions and strategic discussions shown in the movie, reflecting the diverse personnel involved in wartime decision-making.