Lara Flynn Boyle
as Jacqueline 'Jessie' Bradford
Director: Donald Wrye
Writers: Donald Wrye
Amerika is a miniseries about life in the United States, ten years after a bloodless takeover engineered by the Soviet Union.
Lara Flynn Boyle
as Jacqueline 'Jessie' Bradford
Kris Kristofferson
as Devin Milford
Robert Urich
as Peter Bradford
Sam Neill
as Colonel Andrei Denisov
Wendy Hughes
as Marion Andrews
Cindy Pickett
as Amanda Bradford
Armin Mueller-Stahl
as General Petya Samanov
Richard Bradford
as Ward Milford
Ivan Dixon
as Dr. Alan Drummond
Ford Rainey
as Will Milford
Graham Beckel
as Clayton Cullen
Reiner Schöne
as Major Helmut Gurtman
Christine Lahti
as Alethea Milford
Dorian Harewood
as Jeffrey Wyman
Marcel Hillaire
as Dieter Heinlander
Mariel Hemingway
as Kimberly Ballard
Steve Drury
as Scott
Deanna Dunagan
as Betty Milford
KGB colonel Andrei Denisov plans to use patriotic pragmatist Peter Bradford to further America's pacification.
Family bitterness at his homecoming drives Devin Milford to live among the "exiles"; the Milford Day parade provides a surprise emotional release for the subjugated Americans.
Bradford readies for higher office; Milford risks arrest to search for his children; UNSS forces attack the exile camp in Milford.
Milford rides an underground railroad to Chicago, where he links up with a resistance movement that also attracts Kimberly, whose anti-Soviet cabaret show is raided.
Caught up in a power play between Denisov and Marion, Milford is forced to stand trial and make a pro-Soviet public appearance---that's transformed into an American rally.
Bradford pursues a policy of appeasement, the UNSS reasserts its control in Milford, and the USSR unleashes a brutal show of force in Washington, D.C.
In the wake of rescue missions and reprisals, a revolution springs up in Milford.