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Cast

Demi Moore
as Lt. Jordan O'Neil

Viggo Mortensen
as Master Chief John Urgayle

Anne Bancroft
as Sen. Lillian DeHaven

Jason Beghe
as Royce

Scott Wilson
as C.O. Salem

Lucinda Jenney
as Blondell

Morris Chestnut
as McCool

Josh Hopkins
as Flea

Angel David
as Newberry

Boyd Kestner
as Wickwire

Kevin Cage
as Instructor Pyro

David Vadim
as Cortez

Gregg Bello
as Miller

John Michael Higgins
as Chief of Staff

Kevin Gage
as Instructor Pyro

Stephen Ramsey
as Stamm

Daniel von Bargen
as Secretary of the Navy Theodore Hayes

David Warshofsky
as Instructor Johns

Ted Sutton
as Flag Officer

Gary Wheeler
as Flag Officer

John Seitz
as JAG

Donn Swaby
as Yeoman Davis

Jack Gwaltney
as Goldstein

Neal Jones
as Duty Officer

Rhonda Overby
as Civilian Secretary

Stephen Mendillo
as Admiral O'Connor

Dan De Paola
as Cook Compliments

Jim Caviezel
as Slovnik

Susan Aston
as Civilian Girl

Kent Lindsey
as JAG

Bob Moore
as WNM Reporter

Harry Humphries
as Artillery Instructor

Michael Currie
as Commission Speaker

Steve Gonzales
as Press Hound

Arthur Max
as Barber

Billy Dowd
as Photographer

Duffy Gaver
as Instructor

Scott Helvenston
as Instructor

Phil Neilson
as Hostile Rat

David Bruce
as Trainee

Hashem Shaalan
as Trainee

Chris Soule
as Trainee

Joseph Merzak Makkar
as Libyan Sentry

Dimitri Diatchenko
as Trainee

David Overton
as Trainee

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Critic Reviews for G.I. Jane

Audience Reviews for G.I. Jane

• Dec 28, 2013

  Ridley Scott does a pretty good job at combining a women's lib tale about a woman breaking into the uber-male ranks of Navy Seals with a little soft porn (can you do that??? He did it already) as Demi Moore"s nipples star as a important supporting cast members, and are given lotsa screen time. Viggo Mortensen and Anne Bancroft also do well bringing this orchestrated serio-carnival to a nigh opus crescendo, but its still only a circus. Weeeee!
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Dec 12, 2010

  Demi Moore, with grim determination plays Jordan O'Neil, a Navy lieutenant accepted as the first woman in the SEAL training program. Here Jordan, nicknamed "G.I. Jane," is certainly sinewy and impressively buffed, able to do one-armed push-ups and upside-down sit-ups for hours on end putting herself through hell in order to convince military chiefs that women should be allowed on combat duties. The aspect of feminine intelligence is highlighted again and again within the screenplay and evokes in O'Neill a strength and resiliency that allows her to "gut it out". She seeks not to outdo the boys, but to be accepted as one of them. (A nasty fight scene, in particular, was quite well staged.) Viggo Mortensen played a spectacular bad guy with a heart of gold as Master Chief Urgayle. Things become a little silly and implausible once a training mission turns into the real thing, but it remains enjoyable. <a href="http://tinypic.com?ref=2i8bwg0" target="_blank"><img src="http://i53.tinypic.com/2i8bwg0.jpg" border="0" alt="Image and video hosting by TinyPic"></a> <a href="http://tinypic.com?ref=2lnzck6" target="_blank"><img src="http://i54.tinypic.com/2lnzck6.jpg" border="0" alt="Image and video hosting by TinyPic"></a>
  Deb S Super Reviewer
• Oct 12, 2010

  G.I Jane is an pretty interesting film to watch. Directed by Ridley Scott, G.I Jane tells the fictional story of the recruitment and training of the first woman Navy Seals. I don't understand why this film has gotten so many bad reviews. Granted it's not the best Ridley Scott film, but it's as hell ain't his worst. People seem to hate this film because it's a different type of film for Scott. Obviously the big thing surrounding the film is the fact that Demi Moore had to shave her head for the part. Though not a perfect film, this is still a pretty good one. Viggo Mortensen is obviously the best actor here. G.I. Jane is a very interesting look at the Navy Seals, though flawed due to Hollywood dramatization. The film does give you an idea of the hard as hell training of the elite Navy Seals. G.I. Jane is a very entertaining film with political overtones due to the fact that the story revolves around a senator trying to further her career by having Demi Moore fail the Seals selection course. Not perfect in any way, G.I Jane however is very entertaining and has some cool scenes of boot camp training. Obviously cliched, the Seals are portrayed as dumb Jarjheads, which is an aspect of the film that doesn't work, because most people in the military are very intelligent and are University graduates. Unfortunately with yet another film like this, the soldiers are seen as dumb sexists, which for the most part isn't true in the military. That would be my only beef with the film. Other than that, G.I Jane is a good film, though not excellent by any means, and definitely isn't Ridley Scott's best. However it's far from his worst. Expect from G.I. Jane an innacurrate but entertaining look at the Seals program, and you may not be disappointed. And as far as I'm concerned, after her dreadful film, Striptease, this is a far better film for Demi Moore, and actually this is her only good performance.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Dec 01, 2009

  Awesome perfomance by Demi Moore.
  Wahida K Super Reviewer

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