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George A. Billings
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Abraham Lincoln
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Danny Hoy
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Abraham Lincoln, 7 years old
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Ruth Clifford
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Ann Rutledge, first sweetheart
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Nell Craig
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Mary Todd / Mrs. Lincoln
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Irene Hunt
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Nancy Hanks Lincoln, Mother
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Westcott Clarke
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Thomas Lincoln, Father
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Fay McKenzie
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Sarah Lincoln
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Charles K. French
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Isom Enlow, Neighbor
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Calvert Carter
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Mr. Gollaher, Neighbor
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Madge Hunt
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Mrs. Gollaher
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Raymond Lee
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Austin Gollaher
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Ida McKenzie
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Sarah Lincoln, 10 years old
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Ed Burns
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John McNeil
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Pat Hartigan
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Jack Armstrong, leader of Clary Grove gang
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Otis Harlan
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Denton Offut, Employer of Lincoln
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Jules Hanft
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James Rutledge
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Julia Hesse
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Mrs. Rutledge
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Louise Fazenda
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Sally, a country girl
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Robert Bolder
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A country politician
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William Humphrey
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Stephen A. Douglas
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William McIllwain
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Dr. Allen
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Fred Kohler
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Auctioneer at New Orleans slave market
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Robert Milasch
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Southern planter
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George Reehm
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Another planter
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Genevieve Blinn
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Mary Todd's sister, Mrs. Ninian Edwards
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Mickey Moore
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Willie Lincoln
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Newton Hall
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Tad Lincoln
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Francis Powers
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Richard J. Oglesby
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Homer Willits
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John Hay, Secretary to the President
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Jim Blackwell
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Tom, colored servant
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A. Edward Sutherland
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William Scott, Union soldier
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Frances Raymond
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Scott's mother
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Jack Rollings
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Union sentry
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Merrill McCormick
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Corporal of guard
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Frank Newburg
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Bixby, Union soldier
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William F. Moran
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John Wilkes Booth
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John Steppling
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Chairman of delegation
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Wanda Crazer
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Dancer
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Walter Rogers
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Gen U.S. Grant
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Alfred Allen
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Gen. George Meade
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James Welch
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Gen. Robert E. Lee
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Myles McCarthy
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Major, afterward General, Anderson
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Earl Schenck
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Colonel Rathbone
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Dolly McClean
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Miss Harris
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Cordelia Callahan
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Mrs. Surratt
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Dallas Hope
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Stable boy
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Jack Winn
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Ned Spangler
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Lawrence Grant
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Actor at Ford's
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Ivy Livingston
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Actress at Ford's
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Kathleen Chambers
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Another actress
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Henry Rattenbury
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Stagehand
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W. L. McPheeters
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Allan Pinkerton, Chief of Secret Service
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Willis Marks
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William H. Seward, Secretary of State
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Nick Cogley
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Simon Cameron, Secretary of War
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Charles Smiley
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Salmon P. Chase, Sec. of Treasury / Hugh McCulloch
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R. G. Dixon
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Gideon Welles, Secretary of Navy
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Harry Kelsey
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Caleb B. Smith, Secretary of Interior
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Joseph Mills
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Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General
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Fred Manly
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Edward Bates, Attorney-General
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William von Hardenburg
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James Speed, Attorney-General
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R. J. Duston
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William Dennison, Postmaster-General
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Dorothy Seay
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Abe Lincoln's step-sister
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Richard Johnson
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Bartender
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The Son of Native Land
Die Aldi-Brüder
Nurse Edith Cavell
Stalin: Man of Steel
Kokoschka: Work and Life
Love and Betrayal: The Mia Farrow Story
Nadezhda
Irmã Dulce
The Chosen
Rouge Capucine
Molly's Game
Woman Walks Ahead
Camille Claudel
Rob Roy
Galilée ou L'amour de Dieu
Get on Up
Touch
Rainis
Barnum
Her Seye Ragmen
biography
american civil war
ulysses s. grant
robert e lee
abraham lincoln
partially lost film
caleb blood smith
allan pinkerton
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