Nixon
22/12/1995
A look at President Richard M. Nixon—a man carrying the fate of the world on his shoulders while battling the self-destructive demands from within—spanning his troubled boyhood in California to the shocking Watergate scandal that would end his Presidency.
Movie Information
Anthony Hopkins
as Richard Nixon
Joan Allen
as Pat Nixon
Powers Boothe
as Alexander Haig
Ed Harris
as E. Howard Hunt
Bob Hoskins
as J. Edgar Hoover
E.G. Marshall
as John Mitchell
David Paymer
as Ron Ziegler
David Hyde Pierce
as John Dean
Paul Sorvino
as Henry Kissinger
Mary Steenburgen
as Hannah Nixon
J. T. Walsh
as John Ehrlichman
James Woods
as H.R. Haldeman
Brian Bedford
as Clyde Tolson
Kevin Dunn
as Charles Colson
Fyvush Finkel
as Murray Chotiner
Annabeth Gish
as Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Tom Bower
as Frank Nixon
Tony Goldwyn
as Harold Nixon
Larry Hagman
as Jack Jones
Edward Herrmann
as Nelson Rockefeller
Madeline Kahn
as Martha Mitchell
Dan Hedaya
as Trini Cardoza
Tony Lo Bianco
as Johnny Roselli
Saul Rubinek
as Herb Klein
Robert Beltran
as Frank Sturgis
John Cunningham
as Bob
John Diehl
as Gordon Liddy
John C. McGinley
as Earl in Training Film
Michael Chiklis
as TV Director
David Barry Gray
as Richard Nixon, 19 Years Old
Joanna Going
as Young Student
George Plimpton
as President's Lawyer
Lenny Vullo
as Bernard Barker, Watergate Burglar
Corey Carrier
as Richard Nixon, 12 Years Old
Ronald von Klaussen
as James McCord, Watergate Burglar
John Bedford Lloyd
as Cuban Man
Kamar de los Reyes
as Eugenio Martinez, Watergate Burglar
Enrique Castillo
as Virgilio Gonzales, Watergate Burglar
James Pickens Jr.
as Black Orator
Victor Rivers
as Cuban Plumber
Bridgette Wilson-Sampras
as Sandy
Drew Snyder
as Moderator
Ric Young
as Mao Tse-Tung
Sean Stone
as Donald Nixon
Joshua Duvall Preston
as Arthur Nixon
Ian Calip
as Football Player
Jack Wallace
as Football Coach
Julie Condra
as Young Pat Nixon
Annette Helde
as Happy Rockefeller
Howard Platt
as Lawyer at Party
T.J. Kennedy
as Convention Announcer
Harry S. Murphy
as Fan #1
Suzanne Schnulle Murphy
as Fan #2
Michael Kaufman
as Fan #3
Pamela Dickerson
as Girlfriend
O'Neal Compton
as Texas Man
Chris Renna
as Family Doctor
Wilson Cruz
as Joaquin, Hoover's Servant
Mikey Stone
as Edward Nixon
Robert Marshall
as Spiro Agnew
Marley Shelton
as Tricia Nixon Cox
James Karen
as Bill Rogers
Richard Fancy
as Mel Laird
Peter Carlin
as Student #1
Michelle Krusiec
as Student #2
Wass Stevens
as Protester
Tom Nicoletti
as Secret Service Agent #1
Chuck Pfeiffer
as Secret Service Agent #2
Alexander Butterfield
as White House Staffer
Mark Steines
as White House Security
Bai Ling
as Chinese Interpreter
Peter P. Starson Jr.
as Air Force One Steward
Jon Tenney
as Reporter #1
Julie Araskog
as Reporter #2
Ray Wills
as Reporter #3
John Bellucci
as Reporter #4
Zoey Zimmerman
as Reporter #5
Mary Rudolph
as Rosemary Woods
Clayton Townsend
as Floor Manager #1
Donna Dixon
as Maureen Dean
John Stockwell
as Staffer #1
Charles Haugk
as Staffer #2
Boris Sichkin
as Leonid Brezhnev
Fima Noveck
as Andre Gromyko
Raissa Danilova
as Russian Interpreter
Marilyn Rockafellow
as Helen Smith
Bill Bolender
as Bethesda Doctor
Melinda Renna
as Bethesda Nurse
Tony Plana
as Manolo Sanchez
Sam Waterston
as Richard Helms
Chuck Riley
as Narrator (voice, uncredited)
Mao Zedong
as Self (Archive Footage)
