Don Siegel	...	(Director)
Albert Maltz, Irene Kamp	...	(Writer)
Clint Eastwood	...	Cpl. John McBurney
Geraldine Page	...	Martha Farnsworth
Elizabeth Hartman	...	Edwina Dabney
Lalo Schifrin	...	Composer
Jo Ann Harris	...	Carol
Darleen Carr	...	Doris
Bruce Surtees	...	Cinematographer
Mae Mercer	...	Hallie
Pamelyn Ferdin	...	Amelia ('Amy')
Melody Thomas Scott	...	Abigail (as Melody Thomas)
Peggy Drier	...	Lizzie
Patricia Mattick	...	Janie (as Pattye Mattick)
Charlie Briggs	...	1st Confederate Captain
George Dunn	...	Sam Jefferson
Charles Martin	...	2nd Confederate Captain
Matt Clark	...	Scrogins
Patrick Culliton	...	Soldier
Buddy Van Horn	...	Soldier (as Wayne 'Buddy' Van Horn)
Carl Pingitore	...	Film Editor
John L. Mack	...	Sound Department
Waldon O. Watson	...	Sound Department
Ted Haworth	...	Production Designer
Alexander Golitzen	...	Art Director
John P. Austin	...	Set Decorator
Helen Colvig	...	Custome Designer
Larry Germain	...	hair stylist
Bud Westmore	...	Makeup Artist
Kathryn Blondell	...	hair stylist
Gae Clark Butler	...	hair stylist
Michael Germain	...	Makeup Artist
Kaye Pownall	...	hair stylist
Frank Westmore	...	Makeup Artist
Marvin G. Westmore	...	Makeup Artist
Burt Astor	...	Assistant Director
Joseph C. Cavalier	...	second unit director
Brad H. Aronson	...	Assistant Director
Alex Alvarez	...	leadman
John W. Corso	...	assistant art director
Bill Cowan	...	greensman
Forest Rankin	...	props

Summary: the beguiled is one of eastwood's and director don siegel's best pairings and the clostest thing clint ever did to a horror movie. i'll say nothing else about that but this civil war gothic thriller will leave you with a chill running up your back. as a yank soldier wounded in battle he finds himself taken in by the girls of a school and being nurseed back to health. clint playes the bad guy here really so before long he is using the women for his own needs. from there well you just have to watch this underrated thriller and see. you will never forget this creepy little thriller i just know you won't. turn down the lights and let the film creep over you