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Cast

Ben Affleck
as Tony Mendez

Alan Arkin
as Lester Siegel

John Goodman
as John Chambers

Bryan Cranston
as Jack O'Donnell

Taylor Schilling
as Christine Mendez

Tate Donovan
as Bob Anders

Clea DuVall
as Cora Lijek

Richard Kind
as Max Klein

Christopher Denham
as Mark Lijek

Scoot McNairy
as Joe Stafford

Victor Garber
as Ken Taylor

Rory Cochrane
as Lee Schatz

Kerry Bishé
as Kathy Stafford

Kyle Chandler
as Hamilton Jordan

Chris Messina
as Malinov

Zeljko Ivanek
as Robert Pender

Titus Welliver
as Bates

Keith Szarabajka
as Adam Engell

Bob Gunton
as Cyrus Vance

Richard Dillane
as OSS Officer Nicholls

Omid Abtahi
as Reza Borhani

Page Leong
as Pat Taylor

Farshad Farahat
as Azizi Checkpoint #3

Sheila Vand
as Sahar

Karina Logue
as Elizabeth Ann Swift

Ryan Ahern
as Sgt. Sickmann

Bill Tangradi
as Alan B. Golacinski

Jamie McShane
as William J. Daugherty

Matthew Glave
as Col. Charles W. Scott

Roberto García Suárez
as Sgt. William Gallegos

Christopher Stanley
as Thomas L. Ahern, Jr.

Jon Woodward Kirby
as Fred Kupke

Alborz Basiratmand
as Student with Poster

Ruty Rutenberg
as Marine #1

Michael Woolston
as Marine #2

Sharareh Sedghi
as Lady with Radio

Bobby Zegar
as Tear Gas Student

Victor McCay
as Malick

Matt Nolan
as Peter Genco

J.R. Cacia
as Brice

Bill Kalmenson
as Hal Saunders

Rob Brownstein
as Landon Butler

David Sullivan
as Jon Titterton

Jean Carol
as Jordan's Secretary

Michael Cassidy
as Jordan's Analyst

John Boyd
as Lamont

Yuriy Sardarov
as Rossi

Nikka Far
as Tehran Mary

Aidan Sussman
as Ian Mendez

Barry Livingston
as David Marmor

Ali Saam
as Ali Khalkhali

Araz Vahid Ebrahim Nia
as Moradi

Scott Anthony Leet
as The Minotaur

Ashley Wood
as Space Lab Nurse

Rob Tepper
as Film Director

Ray Porter
as First A.D.

Stephen J. Lattanzi
as PA

Danielle Barbosa
as Lester's Housekeeper

Michael Parks
as Jack Kirby

Eric Scott Cooper
as Publicist

Adrienne Barbeau
as Nina/Serksi the Galactic Witch

Tom Lenk
as Variety Reporter

Nelson Franklin
as LA Times Reporter

Kelly Curran
as Princess Aleppa

Mark Rhino Smith
as Evil Villain

Scott Elrod
as Achilles Crux

Billy Blair
as Humanoid Robot

Daston Kalili
as Green Jacket

Joseph S. Griffo
as Nestor the Android

Andrew Varenhorst
as Blue Monster

Amitis Frances Ariano
as Persian Dancer

Alison Fiori
as Sci Fi Body Suit Girl

Taies Farzan
as Middle Class Iranian Woman

Florans Atlantis
as Middle Class Iranian Man

Rafi Pitts
as Iranian Consulate Official

Allegra Carpenter
as British Airways Flight Attendant

Bobby Naderi
as Airport Husband

Ray Haratian
as Immigration Officer

Mehrdad Sarlak
as Immigration Officer

Soheil Tasbihchi
as Immigration Officer

Hovik Gharibian
as Immigration Officer

Dorianne Pahlavan
as Airport Hysterical Wife

Hooshang Tooze
as Deputy Minister of Islamic Guidance

Peter Henry Schroeder
as Producer

Ali Farkhonde
as Tehran Car Rental Man

Sahm McGlynn
as Bearded Fundamentalist in Bazaar

Muhammad Cangoren
as Bazaar Shopkeeper

Asghar Allah Veirdi Zadeh
as Bazaar Angry Man

Leyla Beysulen
as Angry Woman

Lindsey Ginter
as Hedley Donovan

Tim Quill
as Alan Sosa

Larry Sullivan
as Engell's Secretary

Dan Dijulio
as Sgt. Gauthier

Danilo DiJulio
as Sgt. Gauthier

Fanshen Cox
as White House Operator

Tehmina Sunny
as Swissair Ticketing Agent

Amir Kamyab
as Passport Official

Baris Deli
as Carpet Factory Komiteh

Cas Anvar
as Revolutionary Guard

Bahram Khosraviani
as Revolutionary Guard

Michael Chieffo
as CIA Archives officer

Hans Tester
as Swissair Pilot

Yan Feldman
as Air Traffic Controller

Fahim Fazli
as Komiteh Subordinate

Nancy Stelle
as Swissair Flight Attendant

Maz Siam
as Iraqi Border Guard

Sam Sheikholeslami
as Revolutionary Guard

Saba Sarem
as Revolutionary Guard

Puya Abbassi
as Revolutionary Guard

Seyed Reza Mir Karimi
as Revolutionary Guard

Jozef Fahey
as Lock Up PA

Annie Little
as Swissair Gate Agent

Brandon Tabassi
as Young Komiteh at Airport

Alex Schemmer
as Swissair Co-Pilot

Ken Edling
as Assistant Secretary of State

Deborah Deimel Bean
as State Dept. Official

Alexandre Desplat

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Audience Reviews for Argo

• Dec 27, 2019

  A false re-telling of the CIA's rescue attempt of six Americans stranded in post-revolutionary Iran. Nonetheless, as a movie, it's entertaining. I do wish Hollywood would tell the story of Mohammad Mosaddegh. He was the 35th prime minister of Iran who the CIA overthrew. The film makes passing mention of him.
  

  Aldo G Super Reviewer
• Jul 06, 2016

  A film that I can only describe as Ben Affleck's baby, Argo is about the true story of the US embassy in Tehran, Iran being raided with 6 Americans stuck in Tehran as refugees, but it's only a matter of time before the revolution find them. I remember back at the awards season of 2012, Argo was the film to beat and I never managed to watch it. Having finally now watched this, I can tell you that this was a tense thriller! With Affleck starring and directing, you can tell he was giving his all and he was superb. The supporting cast were also excellent especially veterans Arkin and Cranston. The direction was exciting with crafty camera shots, good editing and a variety of different styles being used, definitely worthy of the Academy Award for Best Director. The introduction was informative, setting up the Iranian revolution and the current state of play in Iran. It did however take a while for the film to get going but once in full motion, the tension just kept building. Overall, a tense thriller based on true events that were only recently detailed but does take a while for the film to get going. Reviewed by: www.themoviediorama.com
  

  Luke A Super Reviewer
• May 07, 2016

  "Argo" perfectly tells the story of War and Drama. Set in the late 70's early 80's the plot to "Argo" is that six Americans that are being held in "Iran" and a man named "Tony Mendez" portrayed by "Ben Affleck" who works for the C.I.A. has an elaborate scheme to make a "fake" movie so he can travel to Iran and rescue the six Americans. The opening scene to "Argo" shows Iran's downfall and the people's rage being taken out on the "United States". The scene is edited to show the real event and the movie, which is edited well. For the most of the movie it shows "Tony Mendez" working to make sure that his movie "Argo" will allow him to enter and exit Iran. These scenes are interesting and sometimes humorous to watch. When watching these scenes the audience learns more about what type of person "Tony Mendez" really is. The climax of the film is very intense "Mendez" and his crew is constantly getting interfered with their plans. One thing that is an issue is "Mendez's" son and wife, they aren't really fleshed out as well as they should've been. "Ben Affleck" gives an amazing performance as "Tony Mendez" and truly deserved to win all of its awards. "Alexandre Desplat" does a stunning job at creating sad, dramatic and a suspenseful music score. "Argo" for the first hour and a half is filmed exceptionally, but the last half an hour the cameraman uses unnecessary crash zooms, close ups and shaking the camera. If you are a person who enjoys some of "Ben Affleck's" films then I highly recommend you watch "Argo" as it has amazing acting, a terrific score and a stunning climax. Although the movie is not perfect and does have some issues, these being the last half an hour having close ups and crash zooms and some characters not being fleshed out. I give 2012's "Argo" a 9/10.
  Steve G Super Reviewer
• Mar 28, 2016

  It may not be the most historically accurate film out there, but Ben Affleck's Argo proves him to not only be an improved actor, but also a magnificent director with a deft attention to tension, character moments and intense conversations. It's also surprisingly funny at times, and a great example of a multi-genre film.
  Matthew M Super Reviewer

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