Top Cast

Jane Alexander
Eleanor Roosevelt

Edward Herrmann
Franklin D. Roosevelt

Priscilla Pointer
Missy LeHand
Walter McGinn
Louis Howe

Rosemary Murphy
Sara Delano Roosevelt

Blair Brown
Anna Roosevelt

Mark Harmon
Robert Dunlap

David Healy
Theodore Roosevelt

Peggy McCay
Grace Tully

Donald Moffat
Harry Hopkins
Toni Darnay
Malvina Thompson

John Beal
Dr. Carr
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