THE CAST

Michael Medved

Michael Medved

Author, broadcaster, historian, and columnist Michael Medved’s NY Times bestselling book, The American Miracle, is becoming a major motion picture.  An honors graduate of Yale, also attending Yale Law School, and a political speechwriter and Hollywood screenwriter, he is a member of USA TODAY’s Board of Contributors and is a regular contributor to the Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, and Commentary.

Pat Boone

Pat Boone

Thomas Jefferson (Older)

Legendary actor, singer, and composer Pat Boone has been a worldwide Hollywood icon for seven decades, selling over 45 million records, for whom Elvis Presley was once the opening act. Pat plays the elderly Thomas Jefferson, retired at his beloved Monticello, reflecting on a lifetime as one of America’s most revered and impactful Founding Fathers.

Kevin Sorbo

Kevin Sorbo

Thomas Jefferson (Younger)

An international star, producer and director, known best for his role as Hercules in the 1990s series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, one of the most popular syndicated TV series ever, Kevin Sorbo portrays the younger Thomas Jefferson in the prime of his life, struggling with the prospect of doubling the size of the fledgling United States with the Louisiana Purchase.

Daniel Shippey

Daniel Shippey

George Washington (Older)

One of America’s most celebrated interpreters of George Washington and erudite Washington historian, Dan Shippey portrays the Father of Our Country, a wise, bold, and experienced warrior leader, statesman, and diplomat, who ushered our nation through its many birth pains and endlessly dire circumstances to give rise to the world’s most powerful nation we know today.

Cameron Arnett

Cameron Arnett

Peter Salem

Veteran Hollywood actor Cameron Arnett (Nefarious, I Still Believe, Star Trek: The Next Generation, The Equalizer, Miami Vice) portrays the slave-turned-Revolutionary War hero Peter Salem, who fought in many of the Revolution’s skirmishes, and killed British Major John Pitcairn at the Battle of Bunker Hill, giving the Continental Army forces new inspiration and motivation.

James Arnold Taylor

James Arnold Taylor

Daniel Webster

As Daniel Webster, James Arnold Taylor brings his immense talent to the portrayal of the renowned orator. Recognized worldwide as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars TV series, as Yondu in the Guardians of the Galaxy TV series, and for his roles in hundreds of movies, TV shows, and video games, James is one of the most versatile and accomplished character and voice actors in Hollywood.

Rachel Day Hughes

Rachel Day Hughes

Abigail Adams

Actress and singer Rachel Day Hughes achieved high acclaim as Fanny Longfellow in the 2022 hit motion picture, I Heard The Bells, having acted in leading and support roles in Sight & Sound Theatres’ stage productions. As Abigail Adams, Rachel’s portrayal of John Adams’ wife and closest confidant inspires with Abigail’s wisdom, confidence, and support of the Founding Father.

Nicole C. Mullen

Nicole C. Mullen

Elizabeth "Member" Freeman"

Nicole C. Mullen is a singer, composer, and choreographer mainstay in the music industry for three decades, and continues a very aggressive concert, speaking, acting, and recording schedule worldwide. She plays Mumbet, a slave, horribly disfigured by her owner, who gains her freedom and new name in one of the first landmark abolition cases in America.

Ben Davies

Ben Davies

Colonel John Neilson

Formerly a top-ranked and multi-champion American decathlete, Ben Davies has enjoyed an illustrious career as an award-winning actor in such fan-favorite movies as Courageous, Overcomer, and War Room. In The American Miracle he plays New Jersey Militia commander John Neilson, who was also one of the first to publicly present the Declaration of Independence.

Kera O' Bryon

Kera O' Bryon

Mary Ball Washington

George Washington’s very devoted mother was adamantly against her young son marching off to battle in the early, perilous encounters of the French and Indian War. Emmy-nominated actress in over 100 movies, Kera O’Bryon plays Mary Ball Washington, who must deal with the reality that her soon to be world famous son is destined for more than tending the family farm.

Henry Jäderlund

Henry Jäderlund

Native Guide

Native Americans played a very important and indelible part in the birth of our nation, and casting director and actor Henry Jäderlund is renowned for casting extraordinary Native American actors for some of the best known movies, now including The American Miracle. Henry also plays the Indian guide that betrays the young French and Indian War courier George Washington

Barry Stevens

Barry Stevens

Benjamin Frankilin

Ben Franklin is among the most important, influential, and impactful of all the Founding Fathers, having shaped and guided many of the efforts and proceedings that established the United States. This most essential character in American history is portrayed superbly by actor and reenactor Barry Stevens, who bears an uncanny resemblance to the original Franklin.

Ryan Williams

Ryan Williams

George Washington (Younger)

A veteran of the US Army Infantry, Ryan Williams, a professional George Washington reenactor, historian, and historical guide, plays the young George Washington from his first exploits in events leading up to the French and Indian War, through his recovery from Smallpox and convalescence in Barbados, a remarkably resilient time in Washington’s life.

Libby Smallbone

Libby Smallbone

Hannah Ashley

Hannah Ashley was the wife of a wealthy Yale-educated attorney in 18th century Sheffield, Massachusetts, where she intended to strike a slave child with a red-hot coal shovel, but struck Elizabath “Mumbet” Freeman instead. Mrs. Ashley is played by Libby Smallbone, an accomplished singer and promising actress from a musically rich family and siblings.