Malcolm X
Malcolm X
Release: 1992-11-18
·Runtime: 202m
·★ 7.5
Drama
History
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.
Production Countries
United States of America
Netherlands Antilles
Production Companies
Warner Bros. Pictures
40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks
Marvin Worth Productions
Largo International
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
Debi Mazar
as Peg
Phyllis Yvonne Stickney
as Honey
Scot Anthony Robinson
as Daniel
Joe Seneca
as Toomer
LaTanya Richardson Jackson
as Lorraine
Wendell Pierce
as Ben Thomas
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
Aleta Mitchell
as Sister Robin
John Ottavino
as Blades
Frances Foster
as Woman Outside Audubon Ballroom
David Patrick Kelly
as Mr. Ostrowski
Sharon Washington
as Augusta
Shirley Stoler
as Mrs. Swerlin
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
Steve White
as Brother Johnson
Lizbeth MacKay
as White Woman in market
Mary Alice
as School Teacher
Hazel Medina
as Cashier Person
Ed Herlihy
as Joe Louis Announcer
Karen Duffy
as Sophia’s Friend
Walter Jones
as Barber's Customer
George T. Odom
as Barber
Brendan Kelly
as Guard Cone
John Griesemer
as Guard Wilkins
Billy J. Mitchell
as Man #1
Beatrice Winde
as Elderly Woman
Fracaswell Hyman
as Bartender
Charles Weldon
as Follower at Temple #7
Mike Hodge
as Follower at Temple #7
Iris Little Thomas
as Follower at Temple #7
Bahni Turpin
as Follower at Temple #7
John David Washington
as Student in Harlem Classroom
Chuck Cooper
as Customer
Michael C. Mahon
as Prisoner
Byron Utley
as Prisoner
Stewart J. Zully
as TV Reporter
Armand Schultz
as TV Reporter
Janet Zarish
as TV Reporter
Annie Corley
as TV Reporter
Steven Randazzo
as TV Reporter
Marcus Naylor
as TV Reporter
Gareth Williams
as JFK Reporter
Richard Schiff
as JFK Reporter
Michael Imperioli
as Reporter at Fire Bombing
Steve Stapenhorst
as Reporter at Fire Bombing
Arthur French
as Pullman Porter
Raymond Anthony Thomas
as Crowd Member
Delilah Picart
as Crowd Member
Michael Ralph
as Crowd Member
Jake-Ann Jones
as Hooker
Sharon Ferguson
as Hooker / Roseland Dancer
Elise Neal
as Hooker
John Sayles
as FBI Agent
Martin Donovan
as FBI Agent
Joe Pentangelo
as Mounted Police
Nicholas Turturro
as Boston Cop
James Murtaugh
as Cop at Harlem Station
William Fichtner
as Cop at Harlem Station
Tim Kelleher
as Cop at Harlem Station
Michael Cullen
as Desk Sergeant
James MacDonald
as Lieutenant
Bill Anagnos
as Black Legion Member
Don Hewitt Sr.
as Black Legion Member
Jery Hewitt
as Black Legion Member
Manny Siverio
as KKK Member
Rony Clanton
as Fruit of Islam
Scott Whitehurst
as Malcolm's FOI
Eric Payne
as Malcolm's FOI
David Reivers
as Elijah Muhammad's FOI
Kevin Rock
as Elijah Muhammad's FOI
Mansoor Najee-Ullah
as Elijah Muhammad's FOI
Dion Graham
as Elijah Muhammad's FOI
Terence Blanchard
as Billie Holiday Quartet - Trumpet
Eartha Robinson
as Roseland Dancer
Keith Thomas
as Roseland Dancer
Laurieann Gibson
as Skeleton Crew Dancer
Bobby Seale
as Speaker #1
Al Sharpton
as Speaker #2
Christopher Plummer
as Chaplain Gill
Karen Allen
as Miss Dunne
Peter Boyle
as Captain Green
Nelson Mandela
as Soweto Teacher
Ossie Davis
as Eulogy Performer (voice)
Ashanti
as Student in Harlem Classroom (uncredited)
Mark Gorham
as Police Chief's Driver (uncredited)
Crew
Robi Reed
Casting
Spike Lee
Screenplay
Spike Lee
Director
Terence Blanchard
Original Music Composer
Barry Alexander Brown
Editor
Ernest R. Dickerson
Director of Photography
Ruth E. Carter
Costume Design
Wynn Thomas
Production Design
Spike Lee
Producer
Alex Haley
Book
Malcolm X
Book
Jalil Jay Lynch
Stunts
Phil Neilson
Stunts
Chuck Jeffreys
Stunts
Prince
Thanks
Arthur Jafa
Second Unit Director of Photography
Roy Farfel
Stunts
David S. Lomax
Stunts
Oprah Winfrey
Thanks
Bill Cosby
Thanks
Janet Jackson
Thanks
Quincy Jones
Thanks
Gregg Smrz
Stunts
Jeff Ward
Stunt Coordinator
Oliver Stone
Thanks
Alex Haley
In Memory Of
Michael Jordan
Thanks
Mick O'Rourke
Stunts
Randall Balsmeyer
Visual Effects Supervisor
Judy Becker
Set Dresser
Skip Lievsay
Supervising Sound Editor
Samir Seif
Assistant Director
Barry Alexander Brown
Second Unit Director
Geary McLeod
First Assistant Camera
Malcolm D. Lee
Set Production Assistant
Malcolm D. Lee
Post Production Assistant
Jery Hewitt
Special Effects Assistant
James Baldwin
Screenplay
Scott Chambliss
Assistant Art Director
Geeta Gandbhir
Apprentice Sound Editor