Paths of Glory - Cast

Cast

In credits order.

  • Kirk Douglas as Colonel Dax, commanding officer, 701st Infantry Regiment
  • Ralph Meeker as Corporal Philippe Paris, 701st Infantry Regiment
  • Adolphe Menjou as Major General Georges Broulard, corps commander
  • George Macready as Brigadier General Paul Mireau, divisional commander
  • Wayne Morris as Lieutenant Roget, company commander, 701st Infantry Regiment
  • Richard Anderson as Major Saint-Auban, Mireau's ADC
  • Joe Turkel as Private Pierre Arnaud, 701st Infantry Regiment (credited as Joseph Turkel)
  • Christiane Kubrick as German Singer (credited as Susanne Christian)
  • Jerry Hausner as Café Proprietor
  • Peter Capell as President of the Court Martial (and narrator)
  • Emile Meyer as Father Duprée
  • Bert Freed as Staff Sergeant Boulanger, 701st Infantry Regiment
  • Kem Dibbs as Private Lejeune, 701st Infantry Regiment
  • Timothy Carey as Private Maurice Ferol, 701st Infantry Regiment
  • Fred Bell as Shell-Shocked Soldier
  • John Stein as Captain Rousseau, artillery battery commander
  • Harold Benedict as Captain Nichols, artillery liaison officer
  • James B. Harris as Soldier in Attack (uncredited)

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