During the 1972 elections, two reporters' investigation sheds light on the controversial Watergate scandal that compels President Nixon to resign from his post.
Genres:
Dustin Hoffman as Carl Bernstein
Robert Redford as Bob Woodward
Jack Warden as Harry Rosenfeld
Martin Balsam as Howard Simons
Hal Holbrook as Deep Throat
Jason Robards as Ben Bradlee
Jane Alexander as Bookkeeper
Meredith Baxter as Debbie Sloan
Ned Beatty as Dardis
Stephen Collins as Hugh Sloan
Penny Fuller as Sally Aiken
John McMartin as Foreign Editor
Robert Walden as Donald Segretti
Frank Wills as Frank Wills
F. Murray Abraham as Arresting Officer #1
David Arkin as Eugene Bachinski
Henry Calvert as Bernard L. Barker
Dominic Chianese as Eugenio R. Martinez
Bryan Clark as Arguing Attorney
Nicolas Coster as Markham
Lindsay Crouse as Kay Eddy
Valerie Curtin as Miss Milland
Gene Dynarski as Court Clerk
Nate Esformes as Virgilio R. Gonzales
Ron Hale as Frank Sturgis
Richard Herd as James W. McCord, Jr.
Polly Holliday as Dardis' Secretary
James Karen as Hugh Sloan's Lawyer
Paul Lambert as National Editor
Frank Latimore as Judge
Gene Lindsey as Alfred D. Baldwin
Anthony Mannino as Arresting Officer #2
Allyn Ann McLerie as Carolyn Abbott
James Murtaugh as Congress Library Clerk
John O'Leary as Attorney #1
Jess Osuna as Joe, FBI Agent
Neva Patterson as CRP Woman
George Pentecost as George
Penny Peyser as Sharon Lyons
Joshua Shelley as Al Lewis
Sloane Shelton as Bookkeeper's Sister
Lelan Smith as Arresting Officer #3
Jaye Stewart as Male Librarian
Ralph Williams as Ray Steuben
George Wyner as Attorney #2
Leroy Aarons as Financial Editor
Donnlynn Bennett as Reporter
Stanley Bennett Clay as Assistant Metro Editor
Carol Coggin as News Aide
Laurence Covington as News Announcer
John Devlin as Metro Editor
John Furlong as News Desk Editor
Sidney Ganis as L.A. Stringer
Amy Grossman as Reporter
Cynthia Herbst as Reporter
Basil Hoffman as Assistant Metro Editor
Mark Holtzman as Reporter
Jamie Smith-Jackson as Post Librarian
Barbara Lipsky as Reporter
Doug Llewelyn as White House Aide
Jeff MacKay as Reporter
Irwin Marcus as Reporter
Greg Martin as Reporter
Ron Menchine as Post Librarian
Christopher Murray as Photo Aide
Jess Nadelman as Assistant Metro Editor
Noreen Nielson as Reporter
Florence Pepper as Message Desk Receptionist
Barbara Perlman as CRP Receptionist
Louis Quinn as Salesman
Peter Salim as Reporter
Shawn Shea as News Aide
Marvin Smith as Reporter
Pam Trager as Reporter
Carol Trost as Ben Bradlee's Secretary
Richard Venture as Assistant Metro Editor
Bill Willens as Hippie
Wendell Wright as Assistant Metro Editor
Al Beaudine as Reporter (uncredited)
Gary Bohn as Reporter (uncredited)
Stephen Burnette as Reporter (uncredited)
Marcello Clay as Reporter (uncredited)
Edward Coch Jr. as Reporter (uncredited)
Cara Duff-MacCormick as Tammy Ulrich (uncredited)
Len Felber as Reporter (uncredited)
Mel Gold as Reporter (uncredited)
Bart Greene as Reporter (uncredited)
Francine Henderson as Reporter (uncredited)
Eugene Jackson as Reporter (uncredited)
Pauline Lum as Reporter (uncredited)
Robert S. Mills as TV Reporter (uncredited)
Ray Pourchot as Reporter (uncredited)
John Randolph as John Mitchell (voice) (uncredited)
Bill Scully as Reporter (uncredited)
Bob Templeton as Reporter (uncredited)
Lance Vantile Whitfield as Child in Courtroom (uncredited)
Spiro Agnew as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Walter Cronkite as Self (archive sound) (uncredited)
Thomas Eagleton as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Gerald Ford as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Richard Kleindienst as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Pat Nixon as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Richard Nixon as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Ronald Ziegler as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
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