Создатели фильма Домашняя война – режиссеры, актеры, съемочная группа

Glenn Silber

Barry Alexander Brown

Karleton Armstrong

Himself - Anti-War Activist, Convicted Bomber

Betty Boardman

Herself - Quaker Peace Activist

Henry Haslach

Himself - Student Activist

Gaylord Nelson

Himself - US Senator

Wahid Rashad

Himself - Student Activist

Jim Rowen

Himself - Student Activist, Assistant to Mayor Soglin

Paul Soglin

Himself - Student Activist, Mayor of Madison

Evan Stark

Himself - Student Activist

Jack von Mettenheim

Himself - Businessman, Anti-Hitler Student Activist

H. Edwin Young

Himself - President, Univ. of Wisconsin

Maurice Zeitlin

Himself - Professor, Univ. of Wisconsin

Spiro Agnew

Himself - White House Conference, Beside Connally

William Bablitch

Himself - Law Student, Observer

John Connally (I)

Himself - White House Conference, Beside Agnew

Dinh Diem Ngo

Himself - with Nixon in Vietnam

Wilbur Emory

Himself - Madison Police Chief

Ernest Gruening

Himself - Remarks on Tonkin Gulf, on Karleton Armstrong

Hubert H. Humphrey

Himself - Speech at U. of Wisconsin

Lyndon Johnson (I)

Himself - No Wider War Speech

Robert Kastenmeier

Himself - Congressman

Ted Kennedy (I)

Himself - Tries to Give Speech at U. of Wisconsin

Martin Luther King

Himself - Marches

Warren Knowles

Himself - Wisconsin Governor

Dick Krooth

Himself - Law Student, Protester

Melvin Laird

Himself - Secretary of Defense

Duc Tho Le

Himself - Meets with Kissinger

Eugene McCarthy (III)

Himself - Speech in Wisconsin

George McGovern

Himself - 1968 Democratic National Convention

Robert McNamara (I)

Himself - Speech on Hanoi Bombing

Charlene Mitchell

Herself - Communist Party Candidate

Wayne Morse (I)

Himself - Remarks Against Eugene McCarthy

Richard Nixon

Himself - Gives Post-Election Plans for Vietnam

Donald O. Peterson

Himself - Democratic National Committee

Gordon Roseleip

Himself - Wisconsin Senator

Robert Warren (III)

Himself - Wisconsin Attorney General

William C. Westmoreland

Himself - Visits U. of Wisconsin, 1959

Richard March