Movie19923h 22mUS

Malcolm X

Synopsis

A tribute to the controversial black activist and leader of the struggle for black liberation. He hit bottom during his imprisonment in the '50s, he became a Black Muslim and then a leader in the Nation of Islam. His assassination in 1965 left a legacy of self-determination and racial pride.

Top Cast

Denzel Washington

as Malcolm X

Angela Bassett

as Betty Shabazz

Albert Hall

as Baines

Al Freeman Jr.

as Elijah Muhammad

Delroy Lindo

as West Indian Archie

Spike Lee

as Shorty

Theresa Randle

as Laura

Kate Vernon

as Sophia

Lonette McKee

as Louise Little

Tommy Hollis

as Earl Little

James McDaniel

as Brother Earl

Ernest Lee Thomas

as Sidney

Jean-Claude La Marre

as Benjamin 2X

O.L. Duke

as Pete

Larry McCoy

as Sammy

Maurice Sneed

as Cadillac

Debi Mazar

as Peg

Phyllis Yvonne Stickney

as Honey

Scot Anthony Robinson

as Daniel

Sonny Jim Gaines

as Cholly

Joe Seneca

as Toomer

LaTanya Richardson Jackson

as Lorraine

Wendell Pierce

as Ben Thomas

Michael Guess

as William X

Leland Gantt

as Wilbur Kinley

Giancarlo Esposito

as Thomas Hayer

Leonard L. Thomas

as Leon Davis

Roger Guenveur Smith

as Rudy

Craig Wasson

as TV Host

Graham Brown

as Dr. Payson

Gerica Cox

as Eva Marie

Kristan Rai Segure

as Saudi

Lauren Padick

as Lisha

Danielle Fletcher

as Attalah

Frank Adu

as Chuck

Aleta Mitchell

as Sister Robin

Curt Williams

as Mr. Cooper

John Ottavino

as Blades

John Reidy

as Simmons

Frances Foster

as Woman Outside Audubon Ballroom

Reggie Montgomery

as Dick Jones

David Patrick Kelly

as Mr. Ostrowski

Gary L. Catus

as Doctor

Sharon Washington

as Augusta

Shirley Stoler

as Mrs. Swerlin

Oran "Juice" Jones

as Hustler

Ricky Gordon

as Lionel Hampton

George Lee Miles

as Preacher

Raye Dowell

as Sister Evelyn Williams

Veronica Webb

as Sister Lucille Rosary

Abdul Salaam El Razzac

as Fox

Keith Randolph Smith

as Brother Gene

George Guidall

as Mr. Holway

James L. Swain

as Conductor

Peewee Love

as Speedy

Lawrence James

as Tully

Steve White

as Brother Johnson

K. Smith

as Roderick

Christopher Rubin

as Sophia's Husband

Matthew Harris

as Malcolm, 5 Years Old

Zakee Howze

as Young Malcolm

Cytia Fontenette

as Hilda, 3 Years Old

Marlaine Bass

as Hilda, 8 Years Old

Benjamin Atwell

as Philbert, 1 Years Old

Peter Dunn

as Philbert, 6 Years Old

Dion Smack Jr.

as Reginald, 2 Years Old

Darnell Smith

as Elijah Muhammad's Grandson

TaiNesha Scott

as Elijah Muhammad's Granddaughter

Chelsea Counts

as Yvonne, 6 Months Old

Chela Counts

as Yvonne, 6 Months Old

Natalie Clanton

as Yvonne, 1 Year Old

Jessica Givens

as Attalah

LaToyah Bigelow

as Qubillah, 3 Years Old

Martaleah Jackson

as Ilyasah, 2 and 3 Years Old

Tamaraleah Jackson

as Ilyasah, 2 and 3 Years Old

Jasmine Smith

as Ilyasah, 2 and 3 Years Old

Valentino Smith

as Wilfred, 4 Years Old

David Thomas Jr.

as Wilfred, 8 Years Old

Simon Do-Ley

as Son of Elijah Muhammad and Secretary Evelyn Williams

Bill Goldberg

as The 'John'

Jonathan Peck

as Phone Voice (voice)

Leonard Parker

as Jason

Lennis Washington

as Mrs. Johnson

Dyan Humes

as Maid at open air marker

Lizbeth MacKay

as White Woman in market

Terry Layman

as CIA Agent

Terry Sumter

as CIA Agent

Jasper McGruder

as Hotel Clerk

Mary Alice

as School Teacher

Wyatt Tee Walker

as Hospital Spokesperson

Hazel Medina

as Cashier Person

Wendy E. Taylor

as Numbers Woman

Ed Herlihy

as Joe Louis Announcer

Ralph Cooper Sr.

as Radio Announcer

Christian J. Dacosta

as Passerby

Karen Duffy

as Sophia’s Friend

Walter Jones

as Barber's Customer

Marc Phillips

as Photographer

Showman Uneke

as Hustler at Grand Central Station

Theara Ward

as Moviegoer

Larry M. Cherry

as Prison Barber

Clebert Ford

as Barber

Grafton Trew

as Barber

Rogers Simon

as Barber

George T. Odom

as Barber

Vincent Moscaritola

as Prison Guard

Larry Attile

as Guard Baines

Brendan Kelly

as Guard Cone

John Griesemer

as Guard Wilkins

Fia Porter

as Coed

Billy J. Mitchell

as Man #1

Kent C. Jackman

as Man #2

Beatrice Winde

as Elderly Woman

Fracaswell Hyman

as Bartender

Rion Johnson

as Shoeshine Boy

Charles Weldon

as Follower at Temple #7

Mike Hodge

as Follower at Temple #7

Iris Little Thomas

as Follower at Temple #7

Ilyasah Shabazz

as Follower at Temple #7