Miracle (2004 film)

Table columns:
Actor
Role
Notes

Table rows:
cells: Kurt Russell
Herb Brooks
U.S. Olympic hockey coach who leads the team to an Olympic gold medal in the 1980 Winter Olympics.
cells: Patricia Clarkson
Patti Brooks
Wife of Brooks.
cells: Noah Emmerich
Craig Patrick
Assistant General Manager and Assistant Coach under Brooks.
cells: Sean McCann
Walter Bush
General Manager of the U.S. Olympic hockey team.
cells: Kenneth Welsh
Doc Nagobads
U.S Olympic team physician and long-time friend of Brooks.
cells: Eddie Cahill
Jim Craig
U.S. Olympic team’s starting goaltender. Plays in every minute of every game.
cells: Patrick O'Brien Demsey
Mike Eruzione
Forward and captain of the U.S. Olympic team. Scores the game-winning goal against the Soviets.
cells: Michael Mantenuto
Jack O'Callahan
Defenseman on the U.S. Olympic team. Injures his knee in an exhibition game but returns against the Soviets and makes a key shot that leads to a U.S. goal.
cells: Nathan West
Rob McClanahan
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team. Gets into a fight with O’Callahan in the first practice.
cells: Kenneth Mitchell
Ralph Cox
Last player cut from the team during tryouts because Brooks can only take twenty players.
cells: Eric Peter-Kaiser
Mark Johnson
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team. Scores two out of the four goals in the victory over the Soviets. Known as the most skilled player on the team. MVP of the team.
cells: Bobby Hanson
Dave Silk
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team who receives a pair of silky underwear from the guys at Christmas.
cells: Joseph Cure
Mike Ramsey
Defenseman and youngest player on the U.S. Olympic team.
cells: Billy Schneider
Buzz Schneider
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team and part of the Conehead line. Billy is Buzz's son.
cells: Nate Miller
John Harrington
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team and part of the Conehead line.
cells: Chris Koch
Mark Pavelich
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team and part of the Conehead line. Assists Baker on the tying goal against Sweden and Eruzione on the game-winning goal against the Soviets.
cells: Kris Wilson
Phil Verchota
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team.
cells: Stephen Kovalcik
Dave Christian
Forward and defenseman on the U.S. Olympic team. Shoots the puck at Tretiak with very little time left during the first period against the Soviets. Johnson scores on the rebound.
cells: Sam Skoryna
Steve Janaszak
Expected to be the top goaltender of the U.S. Olympic team after winning a national championship in 1979 and taking home the tournament MVP, but is placed behind goaltender Craig and never plays during the Olympics.
cells: Pete Duffy
Bob Suter
Defenseman on the U.S. Olympic team.
cells: Nick Postle
Bill Baker
Defenseman on the U.S. Olympic team who scores the game-tying goal against Sweden in the opening game of the Olympics.
cells: Casey Burnette
Ken Morrow
Defenseman on the U.S. Olympic team.
cells: Scott Johnson
Steve Christoff
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team.
cells: Trevor Alto
Neal Broten
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team.
cells: Robbie MacGregor
Eric Strobel
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team.
cells: Joe Hemsworth
Mark Wells
Forward on the U.S. Olympic team.
cells: Zinaid Memišević
Viktor Tikhonov
Hockey coach for the Soviet team.
cells: Adam Knight
Tim Harrer
Forward brought in late to try out for the U.S. Olympic team, eventually cut.

Questions about this table:
originalText: who played the russian hockey coach in miracle
answer: answerTexts: Zinaid Memišević