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Henry Fonda as Clarence Earl Gideon |
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José Ferrer as Abe Fortas |
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John Houseman as Chief Justice / Offscreen Narrator |
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Fay Wray as Edna Curtis |
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Dean Jagger as 6th Supreme Court Justice |
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Sam Jaffe as 1st Supreme Court Justice |
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Nicholas Pryor as Jacob |
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William Prince as 5th Supreme Court Justice |
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Lane Smith as Fred Turner |
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Richard McKenzie as Judge Robert McCrary |
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Dolph Sweet as Charlie |
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Ford Rainey as 2nd Supreme Court Justice |
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David Sheiner as Abe Krash |
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J. Patrick McNamara as Harris |
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Les Lannom as Bobby Earle |
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Malcolm Groome as John Ely |
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Allan Rich as Tobias Simon |
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Richard Lineback as Lester Wade |
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David Clennon as James Fitzpatrick |
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Michael Cavanaugh as Stocker |
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Paul Benjamin as Artis |
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Clifford A. Pellow as Justin Pike |
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Jerry Hardin as Sheriff Mel Cobb |
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Fredric Cook as Leo Stafford |
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Steven Peterman as Arthur Vitale |
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James O'Connell as Warden |
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Jon Locke as Supervisor |
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Gary Grubbs as Deputy Hamilton |
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Seamon Glass as Prison Guard |
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Gwen Van Dam as Mrs. Lawrence |
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James Brodhead as Court Crier |
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Edmund H. North as Supreme Court Justice |
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Emmet Lavery as Supreme Court Justice |
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Liam O'Brien as Supreme Court Justice |
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Don Draper as Bailiff |
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Henry Proach as Guard |
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Anthony Lewis as The Reporter |
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Timothy Scott as Toby |
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Blake Clark as Jail Librarian (uncredited) |
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Luther Fear as Convict with Gideon (uncredited) |
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Herbert Benkman as 8th Justice (uncredited) |
| Writing | David W. Rintels | Teleplay |
| Production | John Houseman | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Donald H. Birnkrant | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Frank Bracht | Editor |
| Production | Ramsay King | Casting |
| Art | Edward C. Carfagno | Production Design |
| Directing | Robert L. Collins | Director |
| Art | Donald J. Sullivan | Set Decoration |
| Writing | Anthony Lewis | Novel |
| Sound | Joseph Weiss | Original Music Composer |
