Top Billed Cast

Benicio del Toro
Alejandro Gillick
Josh Brolin
Matt Graver
Isabela Merced
Isabel Reyes
Jeffrey Donovan
Steve Forsing
Catherine Keener
Cynthia Foards
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo
Gallo
Matthew Modine
Secretary of Defense James Riley
Shea Whigham
Andy Wheeldon
Elijah Rodriguez
Miguel Hernandez
Howard Ferguson Jr.
Troy
David Castañeda
Hector
Jacqueline Torres
Blandina
Raoul Max Trujillo
Rafael
Bruno Bichir
Angel
Jake Picking
Shawn
Tenzin Marco-Taylor
José
Alfredo Quiroz
Teenage Soldier
Nick Shakoour
Rocking Man
Joseph A. Garcia
Border Agent #1
J.D. Marmion
Border Agent #2
Hector Dez
Border Agent #3
Jon Kristian Moore
Border Agent #4
Thang Khan Gin
Burmese Migrant #1
Mang Khai
Burmese Migrant #2
Zaw Tan
Burmese Migrant #3
Rob Franco
K-9 Agent
Sakariya Ali
Somali Militiaman
Faysal Ahmed
Bashiir
Dan Davidson
Col. Kenneth Walter
Graham Beckel
Dale Hammonds
Sherman Allen
Gen. Arno McCullough
Mickey Dolan
Bus Stop Teen
Alejandro de la Peña
Balding Man
Iliana Donatlán
Mexican News Reporter
Lourdes del Rio Garcia
Miranda
Christopher Heyerdahl
Headmaster Deats
Ian Bohen
Carson Wills
J.D. Garfield
Alberto
Stafford Douglas
Naval Intelligence Officer
Oscar Avila
Mexican Border Guard
Fernando Urquides
Tattooed Gangster
Tasha Ames
Young Blonde Woman
Ryan Begay
Javier
Diane Villegas
Ida
Rick Vargas
49ers Man
Ibrahim Renno
Costco Terrorist #1
Beth Bailey
Mother Victim
Alex Cacho
Costco Terrorist #2
Lloyd Voights
Gulfstream Pilot
Brian Reynolds
Blackhawk Pilot #1
Frédéric North
Blackhawk Pilot #2
Arturo Maese Bernal
Mexican Lookout #1
Billy R. Sanchez
Mexican Migrant #1
Gary Anthony Castro
Mexican Migrant #2
Chris Adams
K-9 Agent (uncredited)
Paul Adkins
Delta Force Sniper (uncredited)
Micheal Thomas Angel
CIA Station Agent (uncredited)
Rick Anglada
Military Brass (uncredited)
Tim Aydelott
FBI Agent, US Marshall (uncredited)
Nathan V. Baker
DEA Agent (uncredited)
Karen Baxter
JCU Tech Foster (uncredited)
Chrissy Beyerlein
Tourist (uncredited)
Ruben Bugayong
Border Patrol Agent (uncredited)
Jackamoe Buzzell
Commander Willett (uncredited)
Carlos Carreon
Black Hawk Contractor (uncredited)
Cruz Castillo
Bus Stop Student (uncredited)
Narupornkamol Chaisang
ZomZom (uncredited)
Ryan Jason Cook
DEA Agent Ed Ramirez (uncredited)
Leedy Corbin
Junior High Student (uncredited)
Rachel de la Torre
Military Contractor (uncredited)
Luca De Massis
Hitman (uncredited)
James Devoti
Captain James (uncredited)
DezBaa'
Immigrant (uncredited)
Tamir Elbassir
Costco Terrorist #3 (uncredited)
Cassandra Rochelle Fetters
Parent (uncredited)
Lawrence Gilligan
Border Patrol (uncredited)
Andrea Good
Migrant (uncredited)
Alison Grainger
US Marshall (uncredited)
Catherine Haun
Middle School Teacher (uncredited)
Johnnie Hector
River Border Agent (uncredited)
Alan Humphrey
Guard (uncredited)
Jack Jackson
Military Contractor (uncredited)
Barrett James
Military Contractor (uncredited)
Kelly V. Lucio
Gallo Thug (uncredited)
David Manzanares
Arturo Hernandez (uncredited)
Jose B. Martinez
Miguels Migrant #1 (uncredited)
Aaron Mastriani
Bomb Victim in Store (uncredited)
Brett Maul
Texas Ranger (uncredited)
Jay Moore
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Mario Moreno
Dr. Gutierrez (uncredited)
Victoria L. Moya
Migrant (uncredited)
Christian Pedersen
DEA Agent (uncredited)
Gonzalo Robles
Military Contractor (uncredited)
Tsailii Rogers
Classy Restaurant Patron
Manny Rubio
Santiago (uncredited)
Lyle Sandoval
Mid-Level Thug (uncredited)
Carolyn Borbon Schademan
Asian Illegal Immigrant (uncredited)
Pari Shimoyama
Migrant (uncredited)
Connor Skific
Black Hawk Contractor (uncredited)
Michael Slusher
Pickup Truck Driver (uncredited)
Michael E. Stogner
Van Driver at Border Crossing (uncredited)
Cheo Tapia
Bar Bouncer (uncredited)
Michael Love Toliver
Sgt. Perezchaves (uncredited)
Gregory Paul Valdez
Migrant
Sandra L. Velez
Border Crossing Driver (uncredited)
Paul Venable
Marine General (uncredited)
Braden Wilcox
Grocery Store Victim (uncredited)
Sarrett Williams
I.C.E. Agent (uncredited)

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A review by Gimly

Written by Gimly on Thu Sep 27 2018

Of the two _Sicario_ films, the first is most certainly the better, though, in my opinion, not at all by the margin that I have seen many others imply. These are both great movies, not great in an identical way (even if their formula **is** identical) but both great. I don't know that _Sicario_ **had** to be a film series as opposed to just the one movie, but the best experience I've had at the cinema for the past couple of months was with _Day of the Soldado_, so I'm glad it became one. _Final rating:★★★½ - I really liked it. Would strongly recommend you give it your time._...