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Boycott (2001)

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Synopsis:
A dramatization of the historic mid-50s public bus boycott that played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights movement. In Montgomery, Alabama, on December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks, exhausted after a long day at work, refused to give up her seat to a white man in the "whites only" section of a city bus. Mrs. Parks was then arrested and jailed. Her courage and defiance inspired a young minister named Martin Luther King, Jr. and a group of other black leaders to organize the Montgomery bus boycott, one of the most successful non-violent protests in American History. The movie explores the behind-the-scenes crisis management of the boycott, which eventually led to the U.S. Supreme Court deeming the city's bus segregation laws unconstitutional. The boycott ended in triumph after 382 days and the Civil Rights movement had a dynamic new leader in Martin Luther King, Jr.


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Cast

Name
Credits
Earl Pottier
Angry Man

Aaron Neville
Angry Neighbor

Patricia Gonzalez
Angry Neighbor

Heath B Gunn
Angry Neighbor

Sherril Walker
Angry Neighbor

Michelle Benjamin-Patillo
Angry Woman

Erik Todd Dellums
Bayard Rustin

E Roger Mitchell
Bob Phillips

James Bigwood
Bus Driver

Willie Tennyson
Cabbie

Thimbe Prather
Claudette Colvin

Jack Martin
Clifford Durr

Danny Nelson
Commissioner Parks

Tom Nowicki
Commissioner Sellars

Angela Gibb-Mills
Congregant No 1

Geoffrey Williams
Congregant No 2

Maxine Barnett
Cook

Cassi Davis
Cook

Carmen Ejogo
Coretta Scott King

Mike Hodge
Daddy King

A J Jerrick
Dr Johnson

Reg E Cathey
E D Nixon

Ken Sands
Elderly Gentleman

James W Holland
Elderly Musician

Clark Johnson
Emory Jackson

Shawn Michael Howard
Fred D Gray

Lee Roy Giles
Holiness Minister

L Warren Young
Hotel Clerk

Frank Hoyt Taylor
Jack Crenshaw

Rob Trevelier
Jail Clerk

CCH Pounder
JoAnn Robinson

Crystal Garrett
Juanita Abernathy

Dan Biggers
Judge

Ron Leggett
Juke Joint Patron

Ray Stoney
Juke Joint Patron

Darwin T Hobbs
Juke Joint Singer / Tri-City Singer

Tracey Wootson
Lady on the Street

Sylvester Jenkins
Loading Dock Man No 1

Bill Erwin
Loading Dock Man No 2

Lavon Lacey
Luther Ingalls

Jeffrey Wright
Martin Luther King Jr

Mert Hatfield
Mayor Gayle

Von Coulter
MLK House Guard

Omar Dorsey
MLK House Guard

Deborah Callaway Duke
MLK Passenger / Woman No 2

Ginnie Randall
MLK Passenger

Kendrick Richardson
MLK Supporter

Fred D Gray
MLK Supporter

Molly Johnson
Mocha Beauty

Heather Salmon
Mrs Dunlap

Andralliskim Willy
Pharmacy Owner

James Mayberry
Police Officer

Robert M Perez
Police Officer

Jeff Braun
Policeman

David Dwyer
Policeman

Richie Dye
Policeman

Dolan Wilson
Policeman

White Brantley
Policeman

Shannon Welles
Porch Lady

Terrence Howard
Ralph Abernathy

Thomas Jefferson Byrd III
Raymond Parks

Jeffrey Pratt Gordon
Redneck

Whitman Mayo
Reverend Banyon

Walter Franks
Reverend Fields

Ronald Elmer Jonhson Jr
Reverend Lawrence

Iris Little Thomas
Rosa Parks

Brent Jennings
Rufus Lewis

Steve Coulter
Sergeant

Shenica Alexander
Tri-City Singer

Dorothy Ashmore
Tri-City Singer

Sharla Byrd
Tri-City Singer

Arnetta M Crooms
Tri-City Singer

Jimmy L Dawkins
Tri-City Singer

Ronnie Dawkins Sr
Tri-City Singer

Dorothy Annette Frye
Tri-City Singer

Vanessa Glenn-Durrah
Tri-City Singer

Lajuana B Henderson
Tri-City Singer

Carlos R Jamison
Tri-City Singer

Kevin M Jeffries
Tri-City Singer

Iva M Johnson
Tri-City Singer

Sheri Jones
Tri-City Singer

Angela Swainton-Crawford
Tri-City Singer

DeWayne L Woods
Tri-City Singer

Eric Darell Young
Tri-City Singer

Marion Guyot
Virginia Durr

Sandra Lafferty
White Committee Woman

Janell McLeod
White Lady

Gerald Brown
Wino

Edith Ivey
Woman Getting Ticket

Marion Nelson
Woman in Crowd

Freda Scott Giles
Woman No 1

Elizabeth Omilami
Woman No 1/ MLK Passenger

Schveka Cooper-Brown
Woman No 2

Ralph David Abernathy
Young Boy

Aja Kendall
Young Girl
Company

Name
Credits
Norman Twain Productions
Production Company

Shelby Stone Productions
Production Company

Writers

Name
Credits
Stewart Burns
Book as Source Material

Timothy J Sexton
Screenplay

Herman Daniel Farrell III
Screenplay

Stewart Burns
Source Material

Producers

Name
Credits
Juanita Diana
Associate Producer

James Bigwood
Co-Producer

Shelby Stone
Executive Producer

Norman Twain
Executive Producer

Preston L. Holmes
Producer

Directors

Name
Credits
Clark Johnson
Director

Casting

Name
Credits
Jaki Brown-Karman
Casting

Toni Hix
Casting

Proteus Spann
Casting Associate

Judge Luckey
Extras Casting

Shay Griffin
Location Casting

Production Management

Name
Credits
Karen Davis
Assistant Director

Veronica Hampton
Assistant Director

Ilil Cooper
Assistant Director

Alfeo Dixon
Assistant Location Manager

Day Permuy
Assistant Production Coordinator

Yusef Muhammad
Location Assistant

Michael Riley
Location Manager

Christina Kim
Post-Production Coordinator

Deanna Strong
Post-Production Coordinator

Katie Willard Troers
Production Coordinator

Lee Bigelow
Script Supervisor

James Bigwood
Unit Production Manager

Editor

Name
Credits
Pamela Marci
Assistant Editor

Cindy Mollo
Editor

Camera, Film & Tape

Name
Credits
Joseph Thomas
Assistant Camera Operator assistant camera

Grady Upchurch
Assistant Camera Operator assistant camera

Fred Thomas
Camera Assistant

Bruce A Robinson
Camera Assistant addidtional 1st camera assistant

Steve F Thomas
Camera Assistant camera intern

Thom Owens
Camera Operator

Greg Rhineer
Camera Operator

Skip Kimball
Color digital cinema colorist

Rick Brunick
Dailies dailies colorist

David Hennings
Director of Photography

Robert Greene
Photography still photography

Deborah Ricketts
Stock Footage stock footage researcher
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