Ruza Wenclawska (also as Rose Winslow): Polish Vera Farmiga immigrant who became involved in the suffrage movement. She began working in a textile mill in Pennsylvania at age 11 where she developed tuberculosis. Mabel Vernon: a college friend of Paul’s who works for Brooke Smith suffrage Inez Milholland: a lawyer who was involved in many Julia Ormond causes: prison reform, labor law, peace, and women’s rights. Emily Leighton: A fictional character, she plays the wife Molly Parker of a Democratic senator who gets involved in the suffrage movement, reluctantly at first. Rev. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw: a minor character in the Lois Smith movie, but a major figure in the woman’s movement. President of NAWSA, she was an ordained Methodist minister and a medical doctor. Ben Weissman: A fictional character who is a Patrick Dempsey newspaper political cartoonist who is sympathetic to the suffrage cause. Woodrow Wilson: Elected president in 1912, the Bob Gunton beginning of the movie, and then reelected in 1916. In 1917, he leads the US into World War I.
Ruza Wenclawska (also as Rose Winslow): Polish immigrant who became involved in the suffrage movement. She began working in a textile mill in Pennsylvania at age 11 where she developed tuberculosis. Vera Farmiga Mabel Vernon: a college friend of Paul’s who works for suffrage Brooke Smith Inez Milholland: a lawyer who was involved in many causes: prison reform, labor law, peace, and women’s rights. Julia Ormond Emily Leighton: A fictional character, she plays the wife of a Democratic senator who gets involved in the suffrage movement, reluctantly at first. Molly Parker Rev. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw: a minor character in the movie, but a major figure in the woman’s movement. President of NAWSA, she was an ordained Methodist minister and a medical doctor. Lois Smith Ben Weissman: A fictional character who is a newspaper political cartoonist who is sympathetic to the suffrage cause. Patrick Dempsey Woodrow Wilson: Elected president in 1912, the beginning of the movie, and then reelected in 1916. In 1917, he leads the US into World War I. Bob Gunton
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