Cast
Westbrook Van Voorhis (voice), Paula Wolf, Julius Schaub
Director: Walter D. Engels
Writer: Eldorous Dayton
The world stood paralyzed at the news of Princess Diana’s tragic death after a car crash in Paris in August 1997. However heartbroken about the accident that took the life of the People’s Princess, many people were skeptical about the government’s official statements.
After in-depth research of the circumstances of that fateful night, investigative writer and former journalist Noel Botham finally reveals what he alleges to be the truth—Princess Diana fell victim to a ruthlessly executed assassination. The tragedy still shapes Britain, 20 years later.
During WWII, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill struggles with his decisions. As he second-guesses his decision on Operation Overlord, his wife, Clementine, inspires him to forge ahead.
Cast
Brian Cox, Miranda Richardson, John Slattery
Release date: June 16, 2017 (United Kingdom)
Director: Jonathan Teplitzky
Music by: Lorne Balfe
Distributed by: Embankment Films
Executive producers: Zygi Kamasa, Phil Hunt, Nick Manzi, MORE
Producers: Paul Van Carter, Nick Taussig, Piers Tempest, Claudia Bluemhuber
Nelson Mandela, a South African lawyer, joins the fight against Apartheid. He is later sentenced to life imprisonment for his involvement in the armed resistance after the Sharpeville Massacre.
Idris Elba, Naomie Harris, Terry Pheto
Cassius Clay, a young boxer, wins his debut championship and goes on to reach new heights of fame through his conversion to Islam, his refusal to fight in Vietnam and other controversial actions.
Will Smith as Cassius Clay Jr. / Cassius X / Muhammad Ali
Jamie Foxx as Drew Bundini Brown - Ali's assistant trainer
Jon Voight as Howard Cosell - A journalist
Mario Van Peebles as Malcolm X - Ali's friend, and a civil rights leader
Ron Silver as Angelo Dundee - Ali's trainer
Jeffrey Wright as Howard Bingham - Ali's photographer
Michael Bentt as Sonny Liston - The boxing champion at the beginning of the movie
Robert Sale as Jerry Quarry - One of Ali's opponents
James Toney as Joe Frazier - One of Ali's opponents
Charles Shufford as George Foreman - One of Ali's opponents
Mykelti Williamson as Don King - A promoter who arranged Ali's fight against Foreman
Jada Pinkett Smith as Sonji Roi - An ex-Playboy bunny
Nona Gaye as Belinda Boyd / Khalilah Ali - A woman who interviewed Ali as a child
Michael Michele as Veronica Porché - A woman who worked with Don King
Joe Morton as Chauncey Eskridge - Ali's lawyer
Paul Rodriguez as Dr. Ferdie Pacheco - Ali's doctor
Bruce McGill as Bradley - A government agent
Barry Shabaka Henley as Herbert Muhammad - Ali's manager, and the son of Elijah Muhammad
Albert Hall as Elijah Muhammad - Leader of the Nation of Islam
Giancarlo Esposito as Cassius Clay Sr. - Ali's father
David Haines as Rudy Clay / Rahman Ali - Ali's brother
Laurence Mason as Luis Sarria
LeVar Burton as Martin Luther King Jr. - A civil rights leader
David Cubitt as Robert Lipsyte - A journalist
Leon Robinson as Brother Joe
Ted Levine as Joe Smiley - A government agent
Malick Bowens as Joseph Mobutu - The President of Zaire
Victoria Dillard as Betty Shabazz - Malcolm X's wife
David Elliott as Sam Cooke - A musician
Brad Greenquist as Marlin Thomas
Release date: December 25, 2001 (USA)
Director: Michael Mann
Featured song: Tomorrow
Box office: $87.7 million
Nominations: Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role, MORE
Distributed by: 20th Century Studios, Columbia Pictures, Initial Entertainment Group
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