Movie: United Sharks of America

Top 10 Billed Cast

John Beach
John Beach

Narrator (voice)

Daniel Abel
Daniel Abel

Self

Chuck Bangley
Chuck Bangley

Self - Shark Attack Survivor

Ty Bretz
Ty Bretz

Self - Shark Attack Survivor

Patrick Bruff
Patrick Bruff

Self - Shark Attack Survivor

George Burgess
George Burgess

Self - Director of the International Shark Attack File

Mike Coots
Mike Coots

Self - Shark Attack Survivor

Donnie Griggs
Donnie Griggs

Self - Shark Attack Victim

Patrick Jewell
Patrick Jewell

Self - Shark Attack Survivor

Jonathan Kathrein
Jonathan Kathrein

Self - Shark Attack Survivor

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