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This list identifies people who are interviewed and/or discussed in the four FRONTLINE films.
(Note: FRONTLINE has posted its profiles and extended interviews with some of the following individuals on its website. Click on the person's name to access further information.)
- SAID K. ABURISH, journalist/author
- GEN. OMAR HASSAN AHMED AL-BASHIR, president, Sudan
- DR. SAAD AL-FAGIH, Movement for Islamic Reform in Arabia, Saudi dissident
- MOHAMMED AL-MASARI, Saudi dissident
- AYMAN AL-ZAWAHIRI, military chief of Egyptian Islamic Jihad
- FRANK ANDERSON, leading CIA authority on the Arab Middle East, 1968-1995
- MILT BEARDEN, CIA field officer charged with overseeing the agency's operations, 1964-1994
- SAMUEL R. (SANDY) BERGER, national security adviser, Clinton administration
- PRUDENCE BUSHNELL, U.S. ambassador to Kenya
- BILL CLINTON, U.S. president, 1993-2001
- WADIH EL HAGE, Osama bin Laden's personal secretary in Sudan
- KING FAHD, reigning monarch of Saudi Arabia
- LARRY C. JOHNSON, deputy director of the U.S. State Department's Office of Counterterrorism, 1989-1993
- OSAMA BIN LADEN, leader of Al Qaeda
- AHMED SATTAR, close associate of Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman
- SHEIK ALI SHEE, chairman of the Council of Imams
- RAMZI YOUSEF, convicted of 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center
- L. PAUL BREMER, director of U.S. State Department's Office of Counterterrorism, 1986-1989
- WILLIAM BUCKLEY, chief of the Beirut CIA station
- GEORGE H.W. BUSH, U.S. president, 1989-1993
- VINCENT CANNISTRARO, director of U.S. National Security Council intelligence, 1984-1987
- WILLIAM CASEY, director of the CIA during Reagan administration
- LT. COL. BILL COWAN, Pentagon intelligence support, 1983-1994
- ROBERT DILLON, U.S. ambassador to Lebanon, 1981-1983
- SHEIK FADLALLAH, spiritual leader of Hezbollah
- ROBERT C. MCFARLANE, national security adviser, 1983-1985
- HUSSEIN MUSAWI, Islamic Amal leader
- ROBERT OAKLEY, director of the U.S. State Department's Office of Counterterrorism, 1984-1986
- GEN. COLIN POWELL, Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger's chief military aide in the Reagan administration and current U.S. secretary of state
- MUAMMAR QADDAFI, Libyan leader
- RONALD REAGAN, U.S. president, 1981-1989
- GEORGE SHULTZ, U.S. secretary of state, 1982-1989
- PRINCE BANDAR BIN SULTAN, Saudi ambassador to U.S.
- CASPAR WEINBERGER, U.S. secretary of defense, 1981-1987
- DR. SAAD AL-FAGIH, Movement for Islamic Reform in Arabia, Saudi dissident
- AYMAN AL-ZAWAHIRI, military chief of Egyptian Islamic Jihad
- GEN. FOUAD ALLAM, former head of Egyptian internal security
- RICHARD ARMITAGE, Colin Powell's deputy secretary of state
- MOHAMED ATEF, deputy to Ayman al-Zawahiri
- MILT BEARDEN, CIA field officer charged with overseeing the agency's operations, 1964-1994
- GEORGE W. BUSH, U.S. president, 2001 -
- KING FAHD, reigning monarch of Saudi Arabia
- NABIL FAHMY, Egyptian ambassador to the U.S.
- SADDAM HUSSEIN, president of Iraq
- OSAMA BIN LADEN, leader of Al Qaeda
- HOSNI MUBARAK, current president of Egypt
- NABIL MUSAWI, Iraqi National Congress, a leader of the Iraqi opposition trying to overthrow Saddam Hussein
- GAMAL ABDEL NASSER, former president of Egypt
- SHEIK OMAR ABDUL RAHMAN, spiritual leader of Islamic Jihad
- ANWAR SADAT, former president of Egypt
- SHEIK ALI SHEE, chairman of the Council of Imams
- MICHAEL SHEEHAN, head of the U.S. State Department's Office of Counterterrorism, 1998-2001
- PRINCE BANDAR BIN SULTAN, Saudi ambassador to U.S.
- HASSAN TURABI, former speaker of Sudanese Assembly, known as the "pope of terrorism"
- EDWARD WALKER, U.S. ambassador to Egypt, 1994-1997
- RAMZI YOUSEF, convicted of 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center
- ALI AL-AHMED, Saudi activist, member of the Shia Muslim minority
- JAMES BAKER III, U.S. secretary of state, 1989-1992
- GEORGE W. BUSH, U.S. president, 2001 -
- MOHAMMED CHARIF, president, Comoran Council of Ulamas
- KING FAHD, reigning monarch of Saudi Arabia
- HAROUN FAZUL, Al Qaeda member responsible for driving truck bomb that killed 213 people at U.S. embassy in Nairobi, Kenya
- NORBERT GARRETT, CIA, 1964-1991
- SHAFEEQ GHABRA, director, Kuwaiti Information Office
- MAHER HATHOUT, Muslim Public Affairs Council
- RICHARD HOLBROOKE, U.S. ambassador to the U.N., 1999-2001
- OSAMA BIN LADEN, leader of Al Qaeda
- MOHAMED ABDOU M'MADI, prime minister of the Comoros, 1994
- NABIL MUSAWI, Iraqi National Congress, a leader of the Iraqi opposition trying to overthrow Saddam Hussein
- VALI NASR, political scientist, University of San Diego
- WILLIAM QUANDT, National Security Council, 1972-1974, 1977-1979
- DONALD RUMSFELD, U.S. secretary of defense
- BRENT SCOWCROFT, U.S. national security adviser, 1989-1992
- MAI YAMANI, anthropologist, Royal Institute of International Affairs, member of a prominent Saudi family
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