Cast for: War of the Worlds
Tom Cruise as Ray Ferrier
Dakota Fanning as Rachel Ferrier
Justin Chatwin as Robbie Ferrier
Miranda Otto as Mary-Ann
Tim Robbins as Harlan Ogilvy
Rick Gonzalez as Vincent
Yul Vazquez as Julio
Lenny Venito as Manny the Mechanic
Lisa Ann Walter as Bartender
Gene Barry as Grandfather
David Alan Basche as Tim
Roz Abrams as Herself
Camillia Monet as News Producer
Michael Brownlee as TV Reporter, Osaka
Marlon Young as News Cameraman
John Eddins as News Van Driver
Peter Gerety as Hatch Boss / Load Manager
David Harbour as Dock Worker
Miguel Antonio Ferrer as Brazilian Neighbor
January LaVoy as Brazilian Neighbor's Wife
Stephen Gevedon as Neighbor with Lawnmower
Julie White as Woman
Marianne Ebert as Hysterical Woman
Rafael Sardina as Mechanic's Assistant
Amy Ryan as Neighbor With Toddler
Ed Vassallo as Intersection Guy
Michael Arthur as Intersection Guy
Danny Hoch as Intersection Guy Cop
Sharrieff Pugh as Man Studying Street
Erika LaVonn as Photographer
Christopher Evan Welch as Photographer
John Michael Bolger as Man Holding Woman
Omar Jermaine as Man Holding Woman
Robert Cicchini as Guy in Suit
Jim Hanna as Bus Driver
Tracy Howe as Crowd Onlooker
Adam Lazarre-White as Crowd Onlooker
Vito D’Ambrosio as Crowd Onlooker
Laura Zoe Quist as Crowd Onlooker
Ana Maria Quintana as Crowd Onlooker
Lorelei Llee as Crowd Onlooker
Mark Manley as Ferry Worker
John Scurti as Ferry Captain
Becky Ann Baker as Disaster Relief Volunteer
Mariann Mayberry as Mother
Ty Simpkins as 3 Year Old Boy
Jerry Walsh as Smart Guy
Tommy Guiffre as National Guardsman
Daniel Franzese as National Guardsman
Ed Schiff as Older Man
Ellen Barry as Woman from Upstate
Amy Hohn as Panicky Woman
Dan Ziskie as Informative Guy
David Conley as Ill-Informed Guy
Daniel Eric Gold as Conspiracy Buff
Booker T. Washington as Conspiracy Debunker
Maggie Lacey as Upset Mother
Eric Zuckerman as Doomsday Guy
Daniel A. Jacobs as Younger Man
Asha R. Nanavati as Woman in Crowd
Joaquin Perez-Campbell as Young Soldier in Tank
Dendrie Taylor as Well Meaning Mother
James DuMont as Well-Meaning Father
Travis Aaron Wade as Soldier
Benny Ciaramello as Soldier
Ricky Luna as Soldier
Columbus Short as Soldier
Kent Faulcon as Soldier
Terry Thomas as Marine Major
Clay Bringhurst as Airforce Pilot
Jorge-Luis Pallo as Army Private
Suanne Spoke as Businesswoman
Kirsten Nelson as Businesswoman
Melody Garrett as Older Woman
Lauri Johnson as Older Woman
Takayo Fischer as Older Woman
Shanna Collins as Teenager
Elizabeth Jayne Hong as Teenager
Art Chudabala as Man in Basket
Jeffrey Hutchinson as Man in Basket
Dempsey Pappion as Man in Basket
Johnny Kastl as Boston Soldier
Juan Carlos Hernández as Boston Soldier
Bruce W. Derdoski Jr. as Boston Soldier
John N. Morales as Boston Soldier
Morgan Freeman as Narrator (voice)
Peter E. Tasciotti as Soldier (uncredited)
David Gere as Survivor (uncredited)
James Boss as Refugee (uncredited)
Martin Dew as Looter in Diner (uncredited)
Joe Duffy as Refugee fleeing Martians / Ferry passenger (uncredited)
Freddie Johnson as Boston Survivor (uncredited)
Anthony Jennings as Amputee (uncredited)
Ingrid Johnson as Ray's Neighbor (uncredited)
Tanda KerÃn as Woman in Crowd (uncredited)
Victor Magnusson as Child in Crowd (uncredited)
Robert O’Connor as Homeless Patron (uncredited)
Miho Nakamura as Passenger (uncredited)
Vladislav Kozlov as Survivor (uncredited)
Channing Tatum as Boy in Church (uncredited)
Kyle S. Brown as Marine Rifleman (uncredited)
Benjamin Popolukus as Soldier (uncredited)
Jason Latief Anderson as Refugee (uncredited)
Dustin Ardine as Refugee outside the Diner (uncredited)
Cass Asher as Soldier (uncredited)
Claudia Barroso as Portuguese Woman (uncredited)
Alan Kemper Armani as Survivor (uncredited)
Timothy Burd as Burned Victim (uncredited)
Paul Bunnell as Boston Survivor (uncredited)
Stella Croxon as Survivor Mother with Boy (uncredited)
Joseph DeBona as Newark Deliveryman (uncredited)