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The Kite Runner

CAST
Khalid Abdalla ... Amir
Atossa Leoni ... Soraya
Shaun Toub ... Rahim Khan
Sayed Jafar Masihullah Gharibzada ... Omar
Zekeria Ebrahimi ... Young Amir
Ahmad Khan Mahmoodzada ... Young Hassan
Mir Mahmood Shah Hashimi ... Business Man in Baba's Study
Homayoun Ershadi ... Baba
Nabi Tanha ... Ali
Elham Ehsas ... Young Assef
Bahram Ehsas ... Wali
Tamim Nawabi ... Kamal
Mohamad Nabi Attai ... Uncle Saifo the Kite Seller
Mohamad Nadir Sarwari ... Spice Merchant
Mustafa Haidari ... Party Worker
Ahmad Yasar Shir Agha ... Birthday Singer
Mohammad Aman Joya ... Mahmood
Abdul Azim Wahabzada ... Karim
Vsevolod Sevanchos ... Soviet Union Soldier
Sayed Miran Farhad ... Burly Man in Truck
Murina Abudukelimu ... Young Wife in Truck
Igor Radchenko ... Soviet Union Officer
Larry Brown ... Gas Station Customer
L. Peter Callender ... Dean of Students
Jesse Robertson ... Man at Bar
Josh Chamberlain ... Pool Player
Marco Mazariegos ... Pool Player
Shaan Price ... Pool Player
Abdul Qadir Farookh ... General Taheri (as Qadir Farookh)
Peg McKibbin ... Flea Market Customer
Chris Verrill ... Dr. Starobin
Amar Kureishi ... Dr. Amani
Maimoona Ghizal ... Jamila Taheri
Ehsan Aman ... Wedding Singer (as Mohammad Ehsan Aman)
Yunus Osman ... Cemetery Mullah
Mehboob Ali ... Pakistan Taxi Driver
Saïd Taghmaoui ... Farid
Nasser Memarzia ... Zaman the Orphanage Director
Abdul Salam Yusoufzai ... Assef
Mohamad Amin Rahimi ... Taliban Stadium Speaker
Aziz Raxidi ... Assef Guard
Khalil Ahmad Nooryan ... Assef Guard
Ali Danish Bakhtyari ... Sohrab
Hameeda Hamraz ... Rahim Khan's Neighbor
Kaiser Doulat-Beek ... Man at Mosque
Ahmad Shah Alam ... Man in the Park
Khaled Hosseini ... Doctor in the Park
Habib Zargi ... Park Kite Seller
Houshmand Habib ... Kite Flyer Kid
Lukas Ferreira ... Kite Spooler Kid
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