Cast
- Gary Cooper as Alvin York
- Walter Brennan as Pastor Rosier Pile
- Joan Leslie as Gracie Williams, York's girlfriend and future wife
- George Tobias as "Pusher" Ross, a soldier from New York City; Alvin's friend
- Stanley Ridges as Major Buxton, who convinces York to stay in the army
- Margaret Wycherly as Mother York
- Dickie Moore as George York
- Ward Bond as Ike Botkin
- Noah Beery Jr. as Buck Lipscomb
- June Lockhart as Rosie York
- Clem Bevans as Zeke
- Howard Da Silva as Lem
- Charles Trowbridge as Cordell Hull
- Harvey Stephens as Captain Danforth
- David Bruce as Bert Thomas
- Victor Kilian as Andrews (uncredited)
- Tully Marshall as Uncle Lige (uncredited)
- Jane Isbell as Gracie's sister
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