Gary Cooper ...Jess Birdwell
Dorothy McGuire ...Eliza Birdwell
Anthony Perkins ...Josh Birdwell
Richard Eyer ...Little Jess Birdwell
Robert Middleton ...Sam Jordan
Phyllis Love ...Mattie Birdwell
Peter Mark Richman ...Gard Jordan (as Mark Richman)
Walter Catlett ...Professor Quigley
Richard Hale ...Purdy
Joel Fluellen ...Enoch
Theodore Newton ...Major Harvey
John Smith ...Caleb Cope
Edna Skinner ...Opal Hudspeth
Marjorie Durant ...Pearl Hudspeth
Frances Farwell ...Ruby Hudspeth
Samantha the Goose ...Herself
Marjorie Main ...The Widow Hudspeth
James Anderson ...Poor Loser Dunked by Jess (uncredited)
Edward Andrews ...Soldier (uncredited)
Irvin Ashkenazy ...Farmer (uncredited)
Nick Borgani ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Chet Brandenburg ...Quaker (uncredited)
Bob Burns ...Dancer at Carnival (uncredited)
Mary Carr ...Emma - Quaker Woman (uncredited)
Edmund Cobb ...Operator (uncredited)
Cecil Combs ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
John Compton ...Rebel Lieutenant (uncredited)
Chuck Courtney ...Reb Courier (uncredited)
John Craven ...Band Leader (uncredited)
Billy Curtis ...Midget at County Fair (uncredited)
Charles Delaney ...Drinker (uncredited)
John Dierkes ...Farmer (uncredited)
James Dobson ...Rebel Soldier (uncredited)
Billy Engle ...Small Role (uncredited)
Duke Fishman ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Robert Fuller ...Youthful Soldier at Shooting Gallery (uncredited)
Ralph Gamble ...Medicine Man (uncredited)
Richard Garland ...Rebel Bushwhacker Grabbed by Jess (uncredited)
Everett Glass ...Brother Amos - Elder (uncredited)
James Goodwin ...Coward (uncredited)
Herman Hack ...Quaker (uncredited)
Frank Hagney ...Lemonade Vendor (uncredited)
Charles Halton ...Brother Cope - Elder (uncredited)
Ron Hargrave ...Farmer (uncredited)
Harry Hines ...County Fair Barker (uncredited)
Earle Hodgins ...Shooting Gallery Operator (uncredited)
Jean Inness ...Mrs. Purdy (uncredited)
Tom Irish ...Young Rebel (uncredited)
Jack Isbell ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Mary Jackson ...Country Woman (uncredited)
Michael Jeffers ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Frank Jenks ...Shell Game Man (uncredited)
Diane Jergens ...Elizabeth - Quaker Girl (uncredited)
Leroy Johnson ...Forager (uncredited)
Dick Johnstone ...Quaker (uncredited)
King Karlo ...Fire Eater (uncredited)
Don Kennedy ...Buster - Whacked by Eliza (uncredited)
Donald Kerr ...Billy Goat's Manager (uncredited)
Wright King ...Forager (uncredited)
Helen Kleeb ...Old Lady (uncredited)
Paul Kruger ...Quaker (uncredited)
Norman Leavitt ...Clem - Looter (uncredited)
Nelson Leigh ...Methodist Minister (uncredited)
Tom London ...Farmer on Front Line with Gard (uncredited)
Jack Macy ...Small Role (uncredited)
Hank Mann ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Doug McClure ...Soldier (uncredited)
Jack McClure ...Union Soldier (uncredited)
Tyler McVey ...Farmer (uncredited)
Dennis Moore ...Farmer (uncredited)
Ralph Moratz ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Charles Morton ...Farmer (uncredited)
Noble "Kid" Chissell ...Barker (uncredited)
James O'Hara ...Forager (uncredited)
Murray Parker ...Sword Swallower (uncredited)
Jack Perrin ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Jack Perry ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
John Pickard ...Ex-Sergeant on Front Line with Josh (uncredited)
'Snub' Pollard ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Ivan Rasputin ...Billy Goat - Wrestling Challenger (uncredited)
Gene Roth ...Farmer (uncredited)
Henry Rowland ...O'Hara (uncredited)
Ralph Sanford ...Businessman (uncredited)
William Schallert ...Young Husband (uncredited)
Scott Seaton ...Quaker (uncredited)
James Seay ...Rebel Captain (uncredited)
Russell Simpson ...Brother Griffith - Elder (uncredited)
Cap Somers ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Jack Sterling ...Rebel (uncredited)
Frank Sully ...Rebel Looter (uncredited)
William Tannen ...Supply Sergeant (uncredited)
Joe Turkel ...Poor Loser (uncredited)
William Vedder ...Farmer (uncredited)
Sailor Vincent ...Carnival Patron (uncredited)
Glen Walters ...Dancer at Carnival (uncredited)
Steve Warren ...Haskell (uncredited)
Hart Wayne ...Farmer (uncredited)

The story of a family of Quakers in Indiana in 1862. Their religous sect is strongly opposed to violence and war. It's not easy for them to meet the rules of their religion in everyday life but when Southern troops pass the area they are in real trouble. Should they fight, despite their peaceful attitide?

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