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Kurt Russell (left, pictured in 2016) and Keith David (2015)
- Kurt Russell as R.J. MacReady: The helicopter pilot[1]
- A. Wilford Brimley as Blair: The senior biologist[2][3][4]
- T. K. Carter as Nauls: The cook[5][4]
- David Clennon as Palmer: The assistant mechanic[6]
- Keith David as Childs: The chief mechanic[2][4][6]
- Richard Dysart as Dr. Copper: The physician[2]
- Charles Hallahan as Norris: The geologist[6]
- Peter Maloney as George Bennings: The meteorologist[7][8]
- Richard Masur as Clark: The dog handler[4]
- Donald Moffat as Garry: The station commander[6]
- Joel Polis as Fuchs: The assistant biologist[6]
- Thomas G. Waites as Windows: The radio operator[6]
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