Verdade
16/10/2015
A produtora da CBS Mary Papes (Cate Blanchett) juntamente com o âncora Dan Rather (Robert Redford) suspeitam de que o presidente George W. Bush foi um dos muitos jovens privilegiados que usou os seus contatos para não combater na Guerra do Vietnã. Armando uma exposição, os dois pretendem levar a história ao ar, mas o fato só começa uma guerra entre o poder constituído na tentativa de tirar o crédito das informações, o que abala o emprego dos dois contratados da CBS, quase altera as eleições e quase leva toda a CBS News abaixo.
Informações do filme
Cate Blanchett
as Mary Mapes
Robert Redford
as Dan Rather
Dennis Quaid
as Lt. Colonel Roger Charles
Elisabeth Moss
as Lucy Scott
Bruce Greenwood
as Andrew Heyward
Stacy Keach
as Lt. Colonel Bill Burkett
John Benjamin Hickey
as Mark Wrolstad
Topher Grace
as Mike Smith
Dermot Mulroney
as Lawrence Lanpher
David Lyons
as Josh Howard
Rachael Blake
as Betsy West
Andrew McFarlane
as Dick Hibey
Natalie Saleeba
as Mary Murphy
Noni Hazlehurst
as Nicki Burkett
Connor Burke
as Robert Mapes
Felix Williamson
as Mike Missal
Helmut Bakaitis
as Dick Thornburgh
Lewis Fitz-Gerald
as Louis Boccardi
Philip Quast
as Ben Barnes
Zahra Newman
as Dana Roberson
Elizabeth Nabben
as CNN Reporter
Matt Ruscic
as Burly Security Guard
Steve Bastoni
as Gil Schwartz
Gael Ballantyne
as Receptionist
Jo Turner
as Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt
Tim McCunn
as Scott Johnson
Patrick St. Esprit
as Brig. Gen. Buck Staudt
Chris Mulkey
as Maurice Udell
Louis Herthum
as Bill Hollowell
Rose Riley
as Josh Howard's Assistant
Christopher Stollery
as Reporter Jim Moore
Tom O'Sullivan
as Newscaster
Martin Sacks
as Robert Strong
Nicholas Hope
as Marcel Matley
Adam Saunders
as Tom - Editor
Aaron Glenane
as Fox News Reporter
Brandon McClelland
as Lawyer
Nancy Denis
as Woman in Bakery
Eliza Logan
as Emily Will
Valerie Bader
as Mrs. Hodges
Gareth Hamilton-Foster
as CBS Employee
Wassim Hawat
as Fox News
Marcus Johnson
as Atlanta Anchor
Annick Ahlan
as CBS Employee (uncredited)
Penelope Andrews
as Patron (uncredited)
Joy Baines
as CBS Employee (uncredited)
Elena Bello
as Reporter Channel 6 (uncredited)
Ben Brighton
as CBS Office Intern (uncredited)
George W. Bush
as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Fred Chen
as Airport Passenger (uncredited)
Rakesh Dasgupta
as Reporter (uncredited)
Mike DeCambra
as Reporter (uncredited)
William Devane
as Gen. Hodges (voice) (uncredited)
Lee Anne Ford
as Military Wife (uncredited)
Andrew Fritz
as Reporter (uncredited)
Diana Gyllén
as CBS Employee (uncredited)
Alison Headrick
as Office Intern (uncredited)
Martin Jacobs
as (uncredited)
John-Paul Jory
as Reporter (uncredited)
Hiroshi Kasuga
as Traveller at Texas Airport (uncredited)
John Kerry
as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
So Mang Lee
as Business Man (uncredited)
Rosemarie Marino
as CBS Employee (uncredited)
Bilal Masood
as College Student (uncredited)
Marilyn Mattor
as Widow's Daughter (uncredited)
John McCabe
as NYC Pedestrian (uncredited)
Katie McConnell Coy
as Journalist (uncredited)
Filip Mitrovic
as Fox News Crew (uncredited)
Chris Polzot
as Passenger (uncredited)
Carma Sharon
as CBS Employee (uncredited)
Rob Sheens
as CBS Dallas Journalist (uncredited)
Matt Sigloch
as Senior Non-Commisioned Officer (uncredited)
Ezekiel Simat
as CBS Employee (uncredited)
Suzie Steen
as Reporter (uncredited)
George Stephanopoulos
as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Melissa Thompson
as CBS Receptionist (uncredited)
Craig Walker
as CNN TV Crew Member (uncredited)
Bernard Woodcock
as Mike Smith's Lawyer (uncredited)
