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TrailerSeason 4 opens with Josh, Toby and Donna being left behind by the presidential motorcade and must work their way across the state with the help of the farmer's daughter and, later, a teenage campaign volunteer, enduring many setbacks along the way.ÂGenre: DramaActors: Rob Lowe, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Janel Moloney, Richard Schiff, John Spencer, Bradley Whitford, Martin Sheen, Ron Silver, John Amos, Amy Adams, ...»Director: Aaron SorkinCountry: United StatesDuration: 44 minQuality: HDRelease: 2002IMDb: 8.9Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "The West Wing - Season 4"
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Characters of "The West Wing - Season 4"
Sam SeabornPlayed by: Rob Lowe
Charlie YoungPlayed by: Dulé Hill
C.J. CreggPlayed by: Allison Janney
Donna MossPlayed by: Janel Moloney
Toby ZieglerPlayed by: Richard Schiff
Leo McGarryPlayed by: John Spencer
Josh LymanPlayed by: Bradley Whitford
President Josiah 'Jed' BartletPlayed by: Martin Sheen
Bruno GianelliPlayed by: Ron Silver
Percy FitzwallacePlayed by: John Amos
CathyPlayed by: Amy Adams
Margaret HooperPlayed by: NiCole Robinson
NancyPlayed by: Renée Estevez
Secretary of Commerce Mitch BrycePlayed by: Alan Dale
KikiPlayed by: Danielle Harris
GingerPlayed by: Kim Webster
EdPlayed by: Peter James Smith
LarryPlayed by: William Duffy
Katie WittPlayed by: Kris Murphy
Mark O'DonnellPlayed by: Timothy Davis-Reed
Officer ThomasPlayed by: S.E. Perry
Carol FitzpatrickPlayed by: Melissa Fitzgerald
Abbey BartletPlayed by: Stockard Channing
Deborah FidererPlayed by: Lily Tomlin
Nancy McNallyPlayed by: Anna Deavere Smith
Mallory O'BrienPlayed by: Allison Smith
Matt KelleyPlayed by: John P. Connolly
Anthony MarcusPlayed by: Andrew McFarlane
White House Staff PhotographerPlayed by: John Fletcher
Arthur LeedsPlayed by: Randy Brooks
Secret Service AgentPlayed by: Jerry Buys
Amy GardnerPlayed by: Mary-Louise Parker
Atty. Jordan KendallPlayed by: Joanna Gleason
FBI Special Agent Michael CasperPlayed by: Clark Gregg
Mike ChyslerPlayed by: Glenn Morshower
Assistant Secretary of State Bob SlatterlyPlayed by: Thomas Kopache
Reporter StevePlayed by: Charles Noland
Sen. Howard StackhousePlayed by: George Coe
Civilian AdvisorPlayed by: John Cothran
Senator Michael JacksonPlayed by: Larry Brandenburg
TV Reporter SallyPlayed by: Becky Meister
Staffer #2Played by: Brandon Noll
CardinalPlayed by: Joe Cosgrove
Joey LucasPlayed by: Marlee Matlin
Dolores LandinghamPlayed by: Kathryn Joosten
Andrea WyattPlayed by: Kathleen York
Kenny ThurmanPlayed by: Bill O'Brien
Michael GordonPlayed by: Eyal Podell
Intern StacyPlayed by: Nicole Lyn
Alexander ThompsonPlayed by: John Aniston
US Capitol PolicePlayed by: Aaron Michael Lacey
Will BaileyPlayed by: Joshua Malina
Asst. Secretary of State Albie DuncanPlayed by: Hal Holbrook
Governor Robert Ritchie, R-FLPlayed by: James Brolin
Elsie SnuffinPlayed by: Danica McKellar
Qumari U.N. Ambassador Ali NissirPlayed by: Tony Amendola
KarenPlayed by: Paige Orr
LawrencePlayed by: Trent Trail
SallyPlayed by: Amy Bruckner
Girl #4Played by: Gia Cross
CarriePlayed by: Alison Robertson
JonathanPlayed by: Jason McCune
BobbyPlayed by: Ted Davis
June WheelerPlayed by: Stephanie Venditto
Reporter JoPlayed by: Anita Dashiell
DerekPlayed by: Ross Shimabuku
BethPlayed by: Mary Beth McDonough
Martin AveryPlayed by: Nick Jameson
Stage ManagerPlayed by: Scott Facher
Bartender TammyPlayed by: Amy Parks
Girl in BarPlayed by: Stacy Reed Payton
MartinPlayed by: Steve Stapenhorst
Congressman HarryPlayed by: Tim Van Pelt
San Diego Police OfficerPlayed by: Robert Paul Lewis
Vice President John HoynesPlayed by: Tim Matheson
Lt. Cmdr. Jack ReesePlayed by: Christian Slater
Voting ShortcutPlayed by: Megan Cavanagh
BonniePlayed by: Devika Parikh
News Anchor Roger SalierPlayed by: Ivan Allen
Reporter JohnPlayed by: Ron Ostrow
Senate Minority Leader TripplehornPlayed by: Geoff Pierson
MannyPlayed by: Faran Tahir
Presidential ReporterPlayed by: Scott Summitt
Janice TrumbullPlayed by: Audrey Wasilewski
Dr. Stanley KeyworthPlayed by: Adam Arkin
Danny ConcannonPlayed by: Timothy Busfield
Jules ZieglerPlayed by: Jerry Adler
Zoey BartletPlayed by: Elisabeth Moss
ClaypoolPlayed by: John Diehl
Jean PaulPlayed by: Trent Ford
Marco ArlensPlayed by: Matthew Modine
ChrisPlayed by: Mindy Seeger
Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Bryce LillyPlayed by: Granville Van Dusen
Secretary of Defense Miles HutchinsonPlayed by: Steve Ryan
Adam KentPlayed by: Gibby Brand
Archbishop Zake KintakaPlayed by: Abdoulaye NGom
Senator BeckwithPlayed by: Geoffrey Ewing
O'DonnellPlayed by: Dan Ziskie
Chief JusticePlayed by: Timothy Rice
MaxPlayed by: Michael Leydon CampbellMore Characters -
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Critic Reviews of "The West Wing - Season 4"
The AtlanticJune 27, 2018Season four is actually pretty great up through the election, and then everybody forgets to have ideas for episodes and Sam gets written off as an afterthought...
AV ClubJune 27, 2018Characters on this show behave like normal people with super demanding jobs. They let things fester, brewing below the surface, suppressed from years of putting the needs of a nation before their own.
Slant MagazineJune 27, 2018Sorkin and his directors are certainly good at sustaining a kind of organized chaos, yet the reelection arc that opens the fourth series... sharpens the general sense of everyday urgency, starting the season off with a pleasant rush.
Entertainment WeeklyJune 27, 2018Tension wasn't present at the debate... The same could be said for the new season of The West Wing.
New York TimesJune 27, 2018Mr. Sorkin, moreover, leaves his successors with something that President Bush's aides never faced when Bill Clinton left office: a dignified exit.
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