Release date: October 16, 2008 More »

Country	Date
Argentina	January 15, 2009
Australia	February 26, 2009
Austria	January 18, 2009
Belgium	October 29, 2008
Brazil	April 3, 2009
Czech Republic	April 16, 2009
Denmark	December 5, 2008
Finland	January 2, 2009
France	October 29, 2008
Germany	January 20, 2009
Greece	November 19, 2008
Hong Kong	March 24, 2009
Iceland	November 21, 2008
Italy	November 21, 2008
Japan	May 16, 2009
Netherlands	October 30, 2008
New Zealand	June 25, 2009
Norway	October 27, 2008
Peru	August 20, 2009
Poland	March 13, 2009
Portugal	October 23, 2008
Spain	January 20, 2009
Sweden	December 5, 2008
Turkey	November 14, 2008
UK	November 7, 2008
USA	October 16, 2008

Cast:

• Josh Brolin as George W. Bush
• Colin Hanks as Speechwriter #1
• Toby Jones as Karl Rove
• Dennis Boutsikaris as Paul Wolfowitz
• Jeffrey Wright as Colin Powell
• Thandie Newton as Condoleezza Rice
• Scott Glenn as Donald Rumsfeld
• Richard Dreyfuss as Dick Cheney
• Bruce McGill as George Tenet
• Wes Chatham as Fraternity Enforcer
• Jesse Bradford as Fraternity President
• Sean Stone as Fraternity Pledge #1
• Ben Mayer as Fraternity Pledge #2
• James Cromwell as George H.W. Bush
• Juan Gabriel Pareja as Oil Worker
• Shea Lewis as Oil Rig Driller
• Randal Reeder as Oil Rig Foreman
• Marley Shelton as Fran
• Litt Martin as 1971 Houston Oilman #1
• James Ron Parker as 1971 Houston Oilman #2
• Michael Gaston as General Tommy Franks
• Keenan Harrison Brand as Marvin Bush
• Ellen Burstyn as Barbara Bush
• Jason Ritter as Jeb Bush
• Bryan Massey as Skeeter
• Noah Wyle as Don Evans
• Bill Jenkins as Jim Sale
• Brent Sexton as Joe O'Neill
• Jonathan Breck as Corn Dog
• Jennifer Sipes as Suzie Evans
• Jonna Juul-Hansen as Jan O'Neill
• Elizabeth Banks as Laura Bush
• Paul Rae as Kent Hance
• David Born as Texas Debate Moderator
• John Buffalo Mailer as Speechwriter #2
• Jim Kelly as NSC Official
• Rob Corddry as Ari Fleischer
• William Lanier as Resort Waiter
• Stacy Keach as Rev. Earle Hudd
• Gregory Alan Williams as Evangelical Minister (as Gregory Alan-Williams)
• Jon Michael Davis as 1988 Campaign Aide #1 (as Jon Davis)
• Andrew Sensenig as Texas Reporter #1
• Gabriela Ostos-Tamez as Texas Reporter #2 (as Gabriela Ostos)
• Lisa Fairchild as Texas Reporter #3
• Paul T. Taylor as Texas Reporter #4
• Halley Rachal as Park Bench Voter #1 (as Halley Rachel)
• Dottie McWhiney as Park Bench Voter #2
• Ronan Summers as CIA Official
• John Neisler as Cheney's Lawyer
• Ioan Gruffudd as Prime Minister Tony Blair
• Charles Fathy as Pres. Jacques Chirac (voice)
• Jim Garrity as TV Commentator #1 (as James A. Garrity)
• Anne Pressly as TV Commentator #2
• Randall Newsome as Paul Bremer
• Jewel Williams as Legless Soldier
• Oscar Contreras as Burned Soldier
• Tom Kemp as David Kay
• Teresa Cheung as Miss China
• Brad Sham as White House Reporter
• Michael C. 'Mike' Allen as Presidential Aid - Gulf War Sit. Room (uncredited)
• McIntyre Bridges as Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
• Patrick Michael Carney as Navy Seal #1 (uncredited)
• Hillary Rodham Clinton as Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Trent Dee as Married Couple (uncredited)
• Lacey Ford as Car Passenger (uncredited)
• Chris Freihofer as Evangelical 2 (uncredited)
• Mark A. Hernandez as Migrant Worker (uncredited)
• Saddam Hussein as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Jimmy Lee Jr. as Oil Rig Worker (uncredited)
• John McCain as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Lee Ann McDade as White House Reporter (uncredited)
• Ashley-Anne Parker as Pedestrian (uncredited)
• Matthew Ramsaur as Pedestrian (uncredited)
• Sean M. Sellers as Waiter (uncredited)
• Matt Sigloch as Lieutenant General Shriver (uncredited)
• James W. Spradling II as Odessa Debate Patron (uncredited)
• Jonathan Tripp as News Boom Operator (uncredited)
• W. Douglas Waterfield as Assistant Secretary of State (uncredited)
• Brent Weisner as Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
• Steven E. Williams as Motorist / Background Driver (uncredited)
• Rodney Wiseman as Oil Man at Party (uncredited)
• Johnny Wright as Odessa Debate Patron (uncredited)
• Scott Yarnell as News Photographer (uncredited)
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Whether you love him or hate him, there is no question that George W. Bush is one of the most controversial public figures in recent memory. In an unprecedented undertaking, acclaimed director Oliver Stone is bringing the life of our 43rd president to the big screen as only he can. W takes viewers through Bush's eventful life--his struggles and triumphs, how he found both his wife and his faith, and of course the critical days leading up to Bush's decision to invade Iraq.