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Cast

Tommy Lee Jones
as Gene McClary

Ben Affleck
as Bobby Walker

Chris Cooper
as Phil Woodward

Maria Bello
as Sally Wilcox

Rosemarie DeWitt
as Maggie Walker

Kevin Costner
as Jack Dolan

Craig T. Nelson
as James Salinger

Eamonn Walker
as Danny Mills

Tom Kemp
as Conal Doherty

Nancy Villone
as Diane Lindstrom

Patricia Kalember
as Cynthia McClary

Maryann Plunkett
as Loma Woodward

Lewis Wheeler
as Ken Lake

Celeste Olivia
as Jane

Kathy Harum
as Gene's Secretary Karen

Allyn Burrows
as Stevens

David DeBeck
as Hansen

David Catanzaro
as Archer

James Colby
as Hector

Austin Lysy
as Liam McClary

John Doman
as Dysert

Brian A. White
as Mike

Brian J. White
as Mike

Cady Huffman
as Joanna

Adrianne Krstansky
as Secretary Carol

William Hill
as Kevin Walker

Frank Ridley
as Mark Olson

Anthony Estrella
as Ned Haspel

David Wilson Barnes
as Troy Thayer

Dana Eskelson
as Dierdre Dolan

Carolyn Pickman
as Fran Walker

Scott Winters
as Ed

Anthony O'Leary
as Drew Walker

Tonye Patano
as Joyce Robertson

Sasha Spielberg
as Sarah Woodward

Ruby Hondros
as Salinger's Secretary

Rena Maliszewski
as Robin

Thomas Rhett Kee
as Mifflin

Thomas R. Kee
as Mifflin

Craig Mathers
as Conners

Gary Galone
as Karlson

Angela Rezza
as Carson Walker

Jeff Barry
as Dale

Sanjit De Silva
as Tom

Elizabeth Dann
as Norvell Receptionist

Cindy Lentol
as Dana

Lance Greene
as Dick Landry

Dossy Peabody
as Jane Nefeld

Annette Miller
as Phil's Assistant Nan

Bill Mootos
as Lister

Ellen Colton
as MK+T Receptionist

Gloria Crist
as Human Resources Specialist

Dan Perrault
as Pizza Kid

Richard C. Snee
as Testimonial Speaker

Gene Amoroso
as Balding Man

Alan Dary
as Project Manager

Jack Ehrgott
as Will

Kent Shocknek
as Herb Rittenhour

Chris Everett
as Conal's Secretary Barbara

Denece Ryland
as FMR Receptionist

Jason Martinez
as John

Suzanne Rico
as Gail

Richard Italiano, Jr.
as Testimonial Coordinator

Jeffrey L. Gibson
as Stunt Coordinator

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Audience Reviews for The Company Men

• Oct 06, 2016

  A demanding film that wins us over little by little, tackling a downbeat topic with a slow, careful approach and asking us to be patient because the result will certainly be rewarding, and its main strength lies in three exceptional performances by Jones, Affleck and Cooper.
  Carlos M Super Reviewer
• Aug 02, 2013

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  Directors C Super Reviewer
• Feb 14, 2013

  The acting in this modern day tragic story of how layoffs can devastate the human psyche, is outstanding all across the board. Chris Cooper and Ben Affleck transform from confident executives to Men who question their Manhood and self worth. Tommy Lee Jones and Craig T. Nelson are the high up executives who witness the damage cause by their "business" decisions. Kevin Costner does his best work in years in an understated role as the blue collar guy who can't relate to the white collar types whose lives are thrown into chaos. Mario Bello does great work as the company "Hatchet Woman," and Rosemarie Dewitt is strong as the wife of Ben Affleck's tortured terminated executive.
  Robert B Super Reviewer
• Feb 12, 2013

  Phil Woodward: My life ended and nobody noticed. "In America, We Give Our Lives To Our Jobs. It's Time To Take Them Back." The Company Men was a surprising movie for me. I didn't have great expectations because of the rather luke warm review it got when initially released. However, I really like it. I liked the story, which was real life and something that sums up many people's lives around the time of the financial repression setting in. Also I like how this shows big corporate giants and their lack of empathy for their workers. It's all about how much they can make, while they put thousands of people who have families out of work all in the name of how high we can get our stock before we cash out. The Company Men shows three men who are negatively effected by the downsizing of the company they have each worked at for years. We see how the downsizing effects not only them, but their families as well, as money, which has never been an issue, is suddenly a problem. The story has political undertones throughout as we constantly hear things about Bush and what he's going to do about the collapse, and news about Goldman possibly being involved in illegal activities. This movie does have some powerful moments as many things represented in it have occurred to many we know. Plants start laying off workers because stocks are dropping and the higher ups have to keep the holders happy. That's the excuse I guess. In the end though all the firings do is allow the CEO and other executives the opportunity to pad their own bank account while every worker who made the company what it is are put on the chopping block. The Company Men is a well made and important movie with a phenomenal cast and great writing. Some moments(mostly family scenes with Affleck) come off a bit misguided, but for the most part, the film is razor sharp and effective in everything it sets out to do. This is definitely one that's worth a look and I'm glad I finally got around to seeing it after pushing it aside for a couple of years.
  Melvin W Super Reviewer

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