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Killing Lincoln

Year:

2013

Duration:

92 min

Genres:

Biography | Drama | History | War

IMDB rate:

6.8

Director:

Adrian Moat

Awards:

Nominated for 3 Primetime Emmys. Another 2 wins & 5 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2013-02-17

Filming Locations: Petersburg, Virginia, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Shawn Pyfrom

Tom Hanks

Himself - Narrator

Regen Wilson

Peter Taltavul

Billy Campbell

Abraham Lincoln

Jesse Johnson

John Wilkes Booth

Geraldine Hughes

Mary Todd Lincoln

Graham Beckel

Edwin Stanton

Greg Cooper

Alexander Gardner

Andrew Collie

James McCollom

Jeremy Ambler

George Robinson

Joe Inscoe

Doctor May

Benjamin Perkinson

Tad Lincoln

Logan Bennett

John McCullough

Geoffrey Culbertson

Honor Guard Soldier

Leiv Clegg

Proud Slave

Paul W. Carroll

Admiral Porter (as Paul Carroll)

Ken Peebles

Old Barefoot Slave

Michael Goodwin

Captain Arvold

Samuel Caleb Hunt

W. H. Crook (as Caleb Hunt)

Lance Lemon

William Bell

David Furr

Frederick Seward

Ted Johnson

William H. Seward

Audra Honaker

Fanny Seward

Brett Dalton

Robert Todd Lincoln

Mike Marunde

General Ulysses S. Grant

Ryan G. Dunkin

Harry Clay Ford (as Ryan Dunkin)

Will Bradley

William H. Flood

Mark Scarboro

John Mathews

Ford Flannagan

E. A. Emerson

Blythe Coons

Laura Keene

Paul D'Elia

Charles Forbes

Todd Fletcher

Edman Spangler

Joseph Carlson

Major Henry Rathbone

Eleanor Perkinson

Clair Harris (as Eleanor Drew Perkinson)

Matt Hackman

Dr. Charles Leale

Johnathan Tchaikovsky

Lieutenant A.M.S. Crawford

Levi Freeman

William Kent

Willie Repoley

Dr. Charles Taft

Shane Callahan

Lieutenant J.T. Bolton

Terry Jernigan

Lieutenant Jameson

Clayton Stocker Myers

Henry B. Safford (as Clayton Myers)

Keith Tyree

General Christopher Augur

Nick Williams

Albert Daggett

Kam Dabrowski

Corporal James Tanner

Seamus Mulcahy

David Herold

Richard Warner

Dr. Ezra Abbott

Myke Holmes

Dr. F.A. King

William L. Thomas

Surgeon General Joseph Barnes

Vince Nappo

Harry Hawk

Christopher Cartmill

James Ferguson

Josh Murray

Lewis Powell

Robert Neal Marshall

Lawyer B.A. Hill

Durrell Nelson

Rev. Phineas Gurley

Jaiden Kaine

Oswell Swann

Kevin Lawrence O'Donnell

Samuel Cox

Thomas K. Belgrey

Colonel Lafayette Baker (as Thomas Belgrey)

Lancer Dean Shull

Lieutenant Edward Doherty

Robert Wray

Lieutenant Colonel

Barry Ellenberger

Lieutenant Luther Byron Baker

Mark Halpern

George Atzerodt

Jim Wilson

Barber

Sara Eshleman

Asia Booth Clarke

Jen Downey

Mary O'Melia

Raynor Scheine

Samuel Mudd

Karla Brown

Singing Woman

Nicholas Angelo Batten

The Light Guard

Zach Bowman

Confederate Prisoner / Commoner

John E. Daniel

Telegraph operator

Noah Downs

Telegraph Operator

David Leehy

Rebel POW

George Reuther

Theater Patron

Robin Lord Taylor

Sgt Silas Tower Cobb

Joseph S. Timberlake

Union Soldier

Jim Batchelder

Southern spy (uncredited)

Wendy Carter

Mrs. Dixon (uncredited)

Jeb Cooke

Union Soldier

Eleanor Drew

Clara Harris

Ed Easterling

Chief Justice Cartter (uncredited)

James 'Ike' Eichling

Gidgeon Wells Sect Navy (uncredited)

Vince Eisenson

J.L. Debonay (uncredited)

Brian Elder

Sailor (uncredited)

David Foster

James Gifford

Chance Gibson

McGowan (uncredited)

Jef Gums

Emrick Hansell (uncredited)

Steve Gums

Augustus Seward (uncredited)

Lucas N. Hall

Union Soldier

Ramsey Hanchette

The Naked Woman (uncredited)

Jenny Howard

Augusta Mountchessington (uncredited)

Shaun Irving

John F. Parker

Raymond H. Johnson

Ford's Theatre Patron (uncredited)

Tamara Johnson

Mrs. Mountchessington

Christy Leigh

The Prostitute (uncredited)

George Ludden

Richard Garrett

Ed Mantell

Disgruntled Richmond Gentleman (uncredited)

Robert Lucas Nelson

Richmond Man (uncredited)

Roger Novak

John Buckingham

Erinn O'Sullivan

Clara Morris (uncredited)

Dakota Oher

Union Soldier

Matthew Pabo

'Peanuts' Burroughs

Mike Shiflett

Hon. Hugh McCullough (uncredited)

Paul Stober

John Lloyd

Eric Stoupa

Congressman (uncredited)

Amy Westmoreland

Theater Patron (uncredited)

Goofs

When the photograph is being taken of Booth's autopsy, narrator Tom Hanks refers to Secretary of War Stanton as "Secretary of State Stanton."