• 1994

  Release Date

• July 6th, 1994

• Runtime

• 142 minutes

• Synopsis

• A man with a low IQ has accomplished great things in his life and been present during significant historic events - in each case, far exceeding what anyone imagined he could do. Yet, despite all the things he has attained, his one true love eludes him. 'Forrest Gump' is the story of a man who rose above his challenges, and who proved that determination, courage, and love are more important than ability.

• CAST

• Tom Hanks - Forrest Gump,   Robin Wright - Jenny Curran,   Gary Sinise - Lieutenant Dan Taylor,   Sally Field - Mrs. Gump,   Mykelti Williamson - Bubba Blue,   Michael Conner Humphreys - Young Forrest Gump,   Hanna Hall - Young Jenny Curran,   Haley Joel Osment - Forrest Junior,   Siobhan Fallon Hogan - School Bus Driver,   Rebecca Williams - Nurse at Park Bench,   Bob Penny - Crony,   Harold G. Herthum - Doctor,   George Kelly - Barber,   John Randall - Crony,   Sam Anderson - Principal Hancock,   Margo Moorer - Louise,   Ione M. Telech - Elderly Woman,   Christine Seabrook - Elderly Woman's Daughter,   John Worsham - Southern Gentleman / Landowner,   Peter Dobson - Young Elvis Presley,   Alexander Zemeckis - School Bus Boy,   Logan Livingston Gomez - School Bus Boy,   Ben Waddel - School Bus Boy,   Elizabeth Hanks - School Bus Girl,   Tyler Long - Red Headed Boy,   Christopher Jones - Boy with Cross,   Grady Bowman - Fat Boy,   Kevin Mangan - Jenny's Father,   Fay Genens - Jenny's Grandmother,   Frank Geyer - Police Chief,   Rob Landry - Red Headed Teen,   Jason McGuire - Fat Teen,   Pete Auster - Teen with Cross,   Sonny Shroyer - Bear Bryant,   Brett Rice - High School Football Coach,   Ed Davis - High School Football Coach,   Daniel C. Striepeke - Recruiter,   Bruce Lucvia - Kick Off Return Player,   David Brisbin - Newscaster,   Kirk Ward - Earl,   Angela Lomas - Black Student,   Timothy Record - Black Student,   Deborah McTeer - Woman with Child on Park Bench,   Mark Matheisen - Jenny's Date,   Al Harrington - Local Anchor #1,   Jed Gillin - President John F. Kennedy (voice),   Bob Harks - University Dean,   Don Fischer - Army Recruiter,   Kenneth Bevington - Army Bus Driver,   Michael Flannery - Bus Recruit,   Gary Robinson - Bus Recruit,   Marlena Smalls - Bubba's Mother,   Kitty K. Green - Bubba's Great Grandmother,   Afemo Omilami - Drill Sergeant,   Matt Wallace - Barracks Recruit,   Danté McCarthy - Topless Girl,   Paulie DiCocco - Emcee,   Mike Jolly - Club Patron,   Michael Kemmerling - Club Patron,   John Voldstad - Club Patron,   Jeffrey Winner - Club Patron,   Russ Wilson - Pick-up Truck Driver,   Daniel J. Gillooly - Helicopter Gunman,   Calvin Gadsden - Sargeant Sims,   Aaron Izbicki - Dallas,   Michael Burgess - Cleveland,   Steven Griffith - Tex,   Bill Roberson - Fat Man at Bench,   Michael McFall - Army Hospital Male Nurse,   Eric Underwood - Mail Call Soldier,   Steve DeRelian - Wounded Soldier,   Byron Minns - Wounded Soldier,   Stephen Bridgewater - Hospital Officer,   Bonnie Ann Burgess - Army Nurse,   Scott Oliver - National Correspondent #1,   John William Galt - President Johnson (voice),   Hilary Chaplain - Hilary,   Isabel Rose - Isabel,   Jay Ross - Veteran at War Rally,   Richard D'Alessandro - Abbie Hoffman,   Dick Stilwell - Policeman at War Rally,   Kevin Davis - Black Panther,   Michael Jace - Black Panther,   Geoffrey Blake - Wesley,   Tim Perry - Hippie at Commune,   Vanessa Roth - Hollywood Boulevard Girlfriend,   Emily Carey - Hollywood Boulevard Girlfriend,   Paul Raczkowski - Man in VW Bug,   Valentine - Chinese Ping Pong Player,   Dick Cavett - Dick Cavett,   Joe Stefanelli - John Lennon (voice),   Tiffany Salerno - Carla,   Marla Sucharetza - Lenore,   Aloysius Gigl - Musician Boyfriend,   Jack Bowden - National Correspondent #4,   Joe Alaskey - President Nixon (voice),   Lazarus Jackson - Discharge Officer,   W. Benson Terry - Stanley Loomis,   Matt Rebenkoff - Drugged Out Boyfriend,   Peter Bannon - Local Correspondent #2,   Joe Washington - Local Anchor #2,   Nora Dunfee - Elderly Southern Woman,   Natalie Hendrix Tate - Local Anchor #3,   Hallie D'Amore - Waitress in Cafe,   Jim Hanks - Forrest Gump Running Double,   Chiffonye Cobb - Hannibal Reporter,   Juan Singleton - Hannibal Reporter,   Bobby Richardson - Hannibal Reporter,   Michael Mattison - Taxi Driver,   Lenny Herb - Young Man Running,   Charles Boswell - Aging Hippie,   Timothy McNeil - Wild Eyed Man,   Lonnie Hamilton - The Minister,   Teresa Denton - Lieutenant Dan's Fiancée, Susan,   Kurt Russell - Elvis Presley (voice) (uncredited),   Mary Ellen Trainor - Jenny's Babysitter (uncredited),   Robb Skyler - Nicholas Katzenbach (uncredited),   Michael J. Oliver - Red Headed Teen (uncredited),   Bryan Hanna - Football Coach (uncredited),   Greg Brown - Football Player (uncredited),   Brendan Shanahan - Football Player (uncredited),   Troy Christian - Cheerleader (uncredited),   Jacqueline Lovell - Football Fan (uncredited),   Zach Hanner - Barracks Recruit (uncredited),   Aaron Michael Lacey - National Guardsman (uncredited),   William Shipman - Black Panther (uncredited),   Eric Alan Wendell - Student Protester (uncredited),   John Simmit - Higgins - Protestor on Stage (uncredited),   Neal MacMillan - Student Protester (uncredited),   Beau Lotterman - Thompson (uncredited),   Teddy Lane Jr. - Black Panther (uncredited),   Jim Keller - Hippie at Commune (uncredited),   Michael Garvey - Reporter (uncredited),   James Ent - Alabama College Photographer #1 (uncredited),   Jim Damron - CBS Correspondent Cooper (uncredited),   Darren W. Conrad - Alabama Football Player (uncredited),   Daniel Chamblin - Southern Landowner (uncredited),   Clint Calvert - Football Fan (uncredited),   Grand L. Bush - Black Panther Leader (uncredited),   Jim Boeke - University of Alabama Assistant Football Coach (uncredited),   Marcus Batton - Get the Bikes Bully (uncredited),   Beth Aylward - Military Officer (uncredited),   Rob Adams - College Quarterback (uncredited),   Joe Abby - Protestor on Stage (uncredited),   Elvis Presley - Self (archive footage) (uncredited),   John Lennon - Self (archive footage) (uncredited)     

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