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Release Date:
17 January 1999 (USA) See more »
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Plot:
In 1965 Alabama, an 11 year old girl (Jurnee Smollett) is touched by a speech by Martin Luther King... See more » | Add synopsis »
Awards:
4 nominations See more »
User Reviews:
A good watch for pre-teens! See more (9 total) »

Cast

  (in credits order)

Mackenzie Astin ... Jonathan Daniels

Jurnee Smollett ... Sheyann Webb

Clifton Powell ... Martin Luther King, Jr.

Ella Joyce ... Betty Webb
Yolanda King ... Miss Bright

Elizabeth Omilami ... Amelia Boynton

Afemo Omilami ... John Webb

Brett Rice ... Sheriff Pots

Tom Nowicki

Margo Moorer ... Alice West
Von Coulter ... Tom West
Laura-Shay Griffin ... Sallie Parker
Danny Nelson ... Father Whitaker

Faruq Tauheed ... Willie (as Faruq Jenkins)
Stephanie Zandra Peyton ... Rachel West
Zachary Rogers ... Jimmie Lee Jackson (as Zach Rogers)

L. Warren Young ... Hosea Williams
Bob Banks ... Reverend Reese

Brian Beegle ... Jarvis

Whitt Brantley ... Head Trooper
Gerald Brown ... Owen / Worker
George Faughnan ... Officer Peters

Leland L. Jones ... Rev. Albert Brock
Patty Mack ... Margaret / Singer
James Mayberry ... Emmett
Richard Reed ... John Lewis
Tom Turbiville ... White Store Owner

Alex Van ... Deputy Greenwood
James Van Harper ... Deputy Jesse
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Teena Flowers ... Choir Singer
Rodney L. James ... Protester

Kyle Massey ... Featured (as Kyle Orlando Massey)
Faye Yvette McQueen ... Protester
Sharyn Shields ... Protestor
Clay Cranford ... Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)
Patrice Jackson ... Lady on park bench - opening scene (uncredited)
Stephen Rollins ... Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)
Shayne Tingle ... Deputy Collins (uncredited)
Wade Woods ... Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)
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Directed by
Charles Burnett 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Rachel West Nelson  book
Frank Sikora  book
Sheyann Webb  book
Cynthia Whitcomb 

Produced by
Moctesuma Esparza .... executive producer
Julian Fowles .... executive producer
Robert Katz .... executive producer
Christopher Seitz .... producer
 
Original Music by
Stephen James Taylor 
 
Cinematography by
John Simmons 
 
Film Editing by
Nancy Richardson 
 
Casting by
Reuben Cannon 
Shay Griffin 
 
Production Design by
Naomi Shohan 
 
Set Decoration by
Daniel B. Foster 
 
Costume Design by
Stephen M. Chudej 
 
Makeup Department
Leo Corey Castellano .... makeup artist
Carol Rasheed .... makeup department head
Linda Thompson .... assistant hair stylist
Leigh Ann Yandle .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
Brenda K. Kyle .... executive in charge of production
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Rhonda Guthrie .... second second assistant director
 
Art Department
Jessee J. Clarkson .... carpenter
Tony Kupersmith .... construction coordinator
George A. Lee .... assistant property master
Melinda Sanders .... lead person
Lance Totten .... set dresser
 
Sound Department
Gregg Barbanell .... foley artist
Freddy Chancellor .... boom operator
Brendan Davis .... playback
David C. Eichhorn .... supervising sound editor
Shirley Libby .... sound
Terry O'Bright .... sound re-recording mixer
Keith Rogers .... sound re-recording mixer
 
Stunts
Greg Wayne Elam .... stunts (as Greg Elam)
Katherine Elam .... stunts
Kofi Elam .... stunts
Ousaun Elam .... stunt coordinator (as Ousan Elam)
Cal Johnson .... stunts
Mike Norris .... stunts
Lonnie R. Smith Jr. .... stunt coordinator (as Lonnie Smith)
Wade Woods .... stunt performer (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Stephen Crocker .... second assistant camera
Guy D'Alema .... still photographer
Christian Epps .... gaffer
Tom Jedrzejcyk .... grip (as Tanqueray)
Jabez Maurer .... set electrician
Greg Morse .... 24 frame video
Ted Sapp .... best boy grip
Mike Smith .... camera operator
 
Casting Department
Shirley Fulton Crumley .... location casting
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Mitzi Haralson .... costumer
Stacy Horn .... set costumer
Kate Sawyer .... seamstress
 
Music Department
Dean Gant .... music coordinator
Frank Macchia .... music preparation
 
Transportation Department
Dale Combs .... driver: stakebed
Rick Kamen .... picture vehicles
John Lybrand .... transportation coordinator
Norman P. Martin .... picture vehicles
Robert Van Apeldoorn .... transportation
David Carlton White .... transportation captain
 
Other crew
Julianna Arenson .... production accountant
Gloria Winship Ayon .... animal coordinator
Shane Ayon .... horse wrangler
Robert T. Bartlett .... production assistant
Cam Frierson .... production assistant
Romina M. Laygo .... production office assistant
Lucas Moore .... studio teacher
Tom Pietschner .... location manager
Rozanne Stark .... set tutor
 

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94 min
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Goofs:
Incorrectly regarded as goofs: In the beginning of the movie, Johnathan Daniels first comes to Selma, he meets Father Whitaker. Father Whitaker is an Episcopal priest, as is Johnathan. Yet throughout the movie, Daniels is referred to as "Reverend Daniels," or a pastor or minister.

Some may perceive this to be inaccurate and assert that all Episcopal priests are referred to as "Father," not "Reverend."

However, it is quite common for Episcopal priests to be referred to other than "Father." Some Episcopal priests, being of a more "low-church" persuasion do not wish their parishioners call them "Father". In some cases, e.g. small towns in the South, they are simply called "Preacher."See more »
Quotes:
Jonathan Daniels:The only ugliness in this world is man's creation, not God's.
Sheyann Webb:God doesn't put anybody down. Just people do.
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1 out of 1 people found the following review useful.
A good watch for pre-teens!, 6 February 2001
Author: sylvar-3

A wonderful film for pre-teens. (Those who have and are reading of the struggles of African American's during the M.L.K times.) It is sad, yet with hope! And a great turn for (usual bad guy!)character actor Clifton Powell as M.L.K!

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