Hubert H Humphrey: The Art of the Possible (2010) | Reparto completo

Mick Caouette

DIRECTOR/A

Mary Easter

Narrator(voice)

Spiro Agnew

Self - Vice President of the United States(archiveFootage)

Michael Beschloss

Self - Presidential Historian

Herbert J. Bloch

Self - Convention Speaker(archiveFootage)

Willy Brandt

Self - Mayor of West Berlin(archiveFootage)

Jimmy Carter

Self - 39th President

Rosalynn Carter

Self - First Lady of the United States(archiveFootage)

Clark Clifford

Self - United States Secretary of Defense(archiveFootage)

Richard J. Daley

Self - Mayor of Chicago(archiveFootage)

Everett Dirksen

Self - U.S. Senator from Illinois(archiveFootage)

Bob Dole

Self - U.S. Representative from Kansas(archiveFootage)

Ofield Dukes

Self - Staff

James Eastland

Self - U.S. Senator from Mississippi(archiveFootage)

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Self - President of the United States(archiveFootage)

Allen J. Ellender Sr.

Self - U.S. Senator from Louisiana(archiveFootage)

Walter Fauntroy

Self - U.S. Delegate from Washington, D.C.(archiveFootage)

Betty Ford

Self - Former First Lady of the United States(archiveFootage)

Gerald Ford

Self - Former President of the United States(archiveFootage)

Todd Gitlin

Self - Activist

Barry Goldwater

Self - 1964 Republican Presidential Nominee(archiveFootage)

Julian Hartt

Self - Childhood Friend

Carl Hayden

Self - U.S. Senator from Arizona(archiveFootage)

Tom Hayden

Self - Activist

Ed Herlihy

Self - Newsreel Narator

Hubert H. Humphrey

Self - Democratic Presidential Nominee(archiveSound)

Muriel Buck Humphrey

Self - Wife(archiveFootage)

Lady Bird Johnson

Self - First Lady of the United States(archiveFootage)

Lyndon B. Johnson

Self - President of the United States(archiveFootage)

Max Kampelman

Self - Staff

Jacqueline Kennedy

Self - Wife of John F. Kennedy(archiveFootage)

John F. Kennedy

Self - President Elect of the United States(archiveFootage)

Joseph P. Kennedy

Self - Father of John F. Kennedy(archiveFootage)

Robert F. Kennedy

Self - U.S. Senator from New York(archiveFootage)

Rose Kennedy

Self - Mother of John F. Kennedy(archiveFootage)

Ted Kennedy

Self - U.S. Senator from Massachussetts(archiveFootage)

Nikita Khrushchev

Self - Premier of the Soviet Union(archiveFootage)

Martin Luther King

Self - Civil Rights Leader(archiveFootage)

Huey Long

Self - U.S. Senator from Louisiana(archiveFootage)

Warren G. Magnuson

Self - U.S. Senator from Washington(archiveFootage)

Malcolm x

Self - Civil Rights Leader(archiveFootage)

Robert Mann

Self - Author

Mike Mansfield

Self - Majority Leader of the U.S. Senate(archiveFootage)

Eugene McCarthy

Self - U.S. Senator from Missouri(archiveFootage)

George McGovern

Self - Former U.S. Senator from South Dakota

Robert McNamara

Self - United States Secretary of Defense(archiveFootage)

Walter Mondale

Self - Vice President

Bill Moyers

Self - Journalist

Roger Mudd

Self - Journalist

Edward Muskie

Self - U.S. Senator from Maine(archiveFootage)

Art Naftalin

Self - Staff

Pat Nixon

Self - First Lady of the United States(archiveFootage)

Richard Nixon

Self - 1968 Republican Presidential Nominee(archiveFootage)

Nelson Polsby

Self - Congressional Historian

David F. Powers

Self - Presidential Aide(archiveFootage)

Ronald Reagan

Self - President of the Screen Actors Guild(archiveSound)

John Rielly

Self - Staff

Peter Rodino

Self - U.S. Representative(archiveFootage)

Eleanor Roosevelt

Self - Former First Lady(archiveFootage)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Self - President of the United States(archiveFootage)

Richard B. Russell

Self - U.S. Senator from Georgia(archiveFootage)

Leverett Saltonstall

Self - U.S. Senator from Massachusetts(archiveFootage)

Norman Sherman

Self - Staff

Paul Simon

Self - U.S. Representative from Illinois(archiveFootage)

Frank Sinatra

Self(archiveFootage)

James Stewart

Jefferson Smith(archiveFootage)

John Stewart

Self - Staff

Strom Thurmond

Self - (D) South Carolina(archiveFootage)

Harry S. Truman

Self - President of the United States(archiveFootage)

Ted Van Dyk

Self - Staff

George Wallace

Self - Third Party Candidate for President, 1968(archiveFootage)

Earl Warren

Self - Chief Justice of the United States(archiveFootage)

William C. Westmoreland

Self - U.S. Army Commander, Vietnam(archiveFootage)

Roger Wilkins

Self - Educator

Jim Wright

Self - U.S. Representative from Texas(archiveFootage)