
Matewan
Matewan
Release: 1987-08-28·Runtime: 132m·★ 7.4
DramaHistory
Filmed in the coal country of West Virginia, "Matewan" celebrates labor organizing in the context of a 1920s work stoppage. Union organizer, Joe Kenehan, a scab named "Few Clothes" Johnson and a sympathetic mayor and police chief heroically fight the power represented by a coal company and Matewan's vested interests so that justice and workers' rights need not take a back seat to squalid working conditions, exploitation and the bottom line.
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
Cinecom Entertainment Group
Film Gallery
Goldcrest
Red Dog Films
Winwood Productions
Trailers & Videos
Cast
Mary McDonnellas Elma Radnor
Josh Mostelas Mayor Cabell Testerman
Mitch Scottas Mister
Ken Jenkinsas Sephus Purcell
John Saylesas Hardshell Preacher
Hazel Dickensas Singer
Tom Wrightas Tom
Davide Ferrarioas Gianni
Frank Hoyt Tayloras Al Felts
Chris Cooperas Joe Kenehan
Kevin Tigheas Bill Hickey
Bob Guntonas C.E. Lively
Gordon Clappas Tom Griggs
Nancy Metteas Bridey Mae Tolliver
Maggie Renzias Rosaria
Mason Daringas Picker
Will Oldhamas Danny Radnor
Jace Alexanderas Hilllard Elkins
James Earl Jonesas 'Few Clothes' Johnson
David Strathairnas Police Chief Sid Hatfield
Joe Grifasias Fausto
Gary McCleeryas Ludie
Michael Mantellas DoolinCrew
" />Newton Thomas SigelSecond Unit Director of Photography
" />Leslie A. PopeSet Decoration
" />Maggie RenziProducer
" />Mason DaringOriginal Music Composer
" />John SaylesDirector, Writer
" />Stefan CzapskyKey Grip
" />Haskell WexlerDirector of Photography
" />Christopher WeirAssistant Sound Editor
" />Gregory JacobsSet Production Assistant
" />Jem CohenAssistant Property Master
" />Danny Aiello IIIStunts
" />Diana PokornyUnit Manager
" />Lorna ScottWardrobe Assistant
" />Bill McKinneySet Dressing Production Assistant
" />Sarah GreenAssistant Production Manager
" />Avy KaufmanAdditional Casting
" />John SlossLegal Services
" />Skip LievsaySupervising Sound Editor
" />Davide FerrarioDialogue Coach
" />P. Scott SakamotoFirst Assistant Camera