The Pentagon Papers (film)
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The Pentagon Papers (2003) is a historical film about Daniel Ellsberg and the events leading up to the publication of the Pentagon Papers in 1971. The movie documents Ellsberg's life starting with his work for RAND Corporation and ending with the day on which the judge declared his espionage trial a mistrial. It was directed by Rod Holcomb and stars James Spader as Ellsberg. The cast also includes Alan Arkin and Paul Giamatti.
[edit] Cast
- James Spader ... Daniel Ellsberg
- Claire Forlani ... Patricia Marx
- Paul Giamatti ... Anthony Russo
- Alan Arkin ... Harry Rowen
- Kenneth Welsh ... John McNaughon
- Maria del Mar ... Carol Ellsberg
- Sean McCann ... John Mitchell
- James Downing ... H.R. Haldeman
- Richard Fitzpatrick ... John Ehrlichman
- Jonas Chernick ... Neil Sheehan
- Amy Price-Francis ... Jan Butler
- Aaron Ashmore ... Randy Kehler
- George R. Robertson ... Senator Fulbright
- Robert Seeliger ... FBI Agent
- Roland Rothchild ... FBI Agent
- Damir Andrei ... Leonard Boodin
- Carl Marotte ... Charles Nesson
- David Fox ... Rechter W. Matthew Bryne
- Neville Edwards ... Bailif
- Matt Cooke ... Rand Employee
- Jonathan Higgins ... Army Officer at Rand
- Owen Rilan ... Cororra
- Sharon McFarlane ... Charlotte
- Daneen Boone ... Blonde at Russo's
- Judah Katz ... District Attorney
- Bruce Gooch ... Supreme Court Marshal
- Mark Benesh ... Leonard Compson III
- Martin Roach ... Sgt. Watson
- Troy Blendell ... Marine Radio Man
- Amy Troung ... Vietnamese Woman
- Kris Saric ... Marine Captain in Bar
- Derek Murchie ... Air Force Officer in Bar
[edit] External links
- The Pentagon Papers at the Internet Movie Database
- The Pentagon Papers at Rotten Tomatoes
- Daniel Ellsberg reviews The Pentagon Papers TV Movie
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