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| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Alex Gibney | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Alex Gibney voice | Self - Narrator |
| Terry Kohut | Self - St. John's School for the Deaf, 1960-1969 |
| Gary Smith | Self - St. John's School for the Deaf, 1954-1970 |
| Pat Kuehn | Self - St. John's School for the Deaf, 1969-1973 |
| Arthur Budzinski | Self - St. John's School for the Deaf, 1953-1964 |
| Lawrence Murphy | Self - priest, St. John's School for the Deaf, 1950-1974 |
| Richard Sipe | Self - Former Benedictine Monk / Mental Health Counselor |
| Scott Kuehn | Self |
| Angela Kuehn | Self |
| Patrick Wall | Self - Former Benedictine Monk |
| Bob Bolger | Self - St. John's School for the Deaf |
| John Conway | Self - Counselor for the Deaf |
| Jim Heydendahl | Self - Senior Boys' Dorm Supervisor, 1972-1974 |
| Geoffrey Robertson | Self - Human Rights Lawyer |
| Jeff Anderson | Self - Attorney for Gary Smith & Terry Kohut |
| Laurie Goodstein | Self - The New York Times National Religion Correspondent |
| Thomas Doyle | Self - Canon Lawyer |
| Robert Mickens | Self - Rome Correspondent, The Tablet - Catholic Weekly |
| Marco Politi | Self - Vatican Correspondent, Il Fatto Quotidiano |
| Pope Benedict XVI | Self |
| Tony Walsh | Self - Priest |
| Mick Peelo | Self - Reporter, RTE Television |
| Grainne O'Sullivan | Self - Co-Founder, Countmeout.ie |
| Desmond Connell | Self - Archbishop of Dublin, 1988-2004 |
| Sean Brady | Self - Primate of All Ireland |
| Enda Kenny | Self - Prime Minister of Ireland |
| Marcial Maciel Degollado | Self |
| Carlos Slim | Self |
| Jason Berry | Self - Reporter and Author |
| Angelo Sodano | Self - Cardinal |
| Peter Isely | Self - abuse survivors advocate |
| Rembert Weakland | Self - Archbishop of Milwaukee, 1977-2002 |
| Maurizio Turco | Self - Co-Founder, Anticlericale.net |
| William Donohue | Self - President, Catholic League |
| Benito Mussolini | Self |
| Pope Pius XI | Self |
| Timothy Dolan | Self - Archbishop of New York |
| Jamey Sheridan voice | Terry |
| Chris Cooper voice | Gary |
 | Ethan Hawke voice | Pat |
 | John Slattery voice | Arthur |
| Donagh Gleason | Father Murphy |
| Robert Hoatson | Religious Ritual Priest |
| Doriel Printz-Nadworny | Dorm Room Boy / Confessional Boy |
| Brady Bryson | Deaf Child |
| Kyle Donnery | Deaf Boy |
| Wyeth Freaney | Deaf Boy |
| Alexander Primavera | Deaf Boy |
| Antony Toron | Young Terry |
| Matthew Ryan Hughes | Young Terry |
| Larry Hunt | Terry |
| Aaron Ballard | Church woman |
| Laszlo Bilinszky | Additional Character |
| Desta Mason | Additional Character |
| Sara Ann Parker | Additional Character |
| David Rosenblatt | Additional Character |
| Viet Vo | Additional Character |
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United States release date: 16th November 2012 United Kingdom release date: 15th February 2013
Italy release date: 20th March 2013
Australia release date: 21st March 2013 Mexico release date: 4th August 2013
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