Boycott

Boycott (2001)

The Story of Martin Luther King and One Act of Defiance That Changed a Nation

  • Genre: History, Drama, TV Movie
  • Release Date: 2001-02-24
  • User Rating: 6.6/10 from 16 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 58min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Norman Twain Productions
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: Clark Johnson
star 6.6/10
From 16 Ratings

Summary

This made-for-TV movie dramatizes the historic boycott of public buses in the 1950s, led by civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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  • Jeffrey Wright

    as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

  • Terrence Howard

    as Ralph Abernathy

  • CCH Pounder

    as Jo Ann Robinson

  • Carmen Ejogo

    as Coretta Scott King

  • Reg E. Cathey

    as E.D. Nixon

  • Brent Jennings

    as Rufus Lewis

  • Iris Little Thomas

    as Rosa Parks

  • Shawn Michael Howard

    as Fred Gray

  • Aaron Neville

    as Angry Neighbor

  • Erik Dellums

    as Bayard Rustin

  • Mike Hodge

    as Daddy King

  • Whitman Mayo

    as Reverend Banyon

  • Walter Franks

    as Reverend Fields

  • Mert Hatfield

    as Mayor Gayle

  • Tom Nowicki

    as Commissioner Sellars

  • Danny Nelson

    as Commissioner Parks

  • E. Roger Mitchell

    as Bob Phillips

  • Heather Salmon

    as Mrs. Dunlap

  • Clark Johnson

    as Emory Jackson

  • Jack Martin

    as Clifford Durr

  • Crystal Garrett

    as Juanita Abernathy

  • Thomas Jefferson Byrd

    as Raymond Parks

  • James Bigwood

    as Bus Driver

  • L. Warren Young

    as Hotel Clerk

  • Freda Scott Giles

    as Woman #1

  • Schveka Cooper-Brown

    as Woman #2

  • Ralph David Abernathy

    as Young Boy

  • Dan Biggers

    as Judge

  • Frank Hoyt Taylor

    as Jack Crenshaw

  • Toiya Tillman

    as Claudette Colvin (as Thimbe Prather)

  • Cassi Davis

    as Cook

  • Willy Andralliski

    as Pharmacy Owner

  • A.J. Jerrick

    as Dr. Johnson

  • Sandra Ellis Lafferty

    as White Committee Woman

  • Ron Leggett

    as Juke Joint Patron

  • Ray Stoney

    as Juke Joint Patron

  • Lee Roy Giles

    as Holiness Minister

  • Elizabeth Omilami

    as MLK Passenger

  • Deborah Duke

    as MLK Passenger

  • Ginnie Randall

    as MLK Passenger

  • Robert C. Treveiler

    as Jail Clerk

  • Steve Coulter

    as Sergeant

  • Erik M. Underwood

    as Church Member (uncredited)

  • Von Coulter

    as MLK Guard

  • Omar J. Dorsey

    as MLK Guard

  • Angela Elayne Gibbs

    as Congregant #1

  • Geoffrey Williams

    as Congregant #2

  • Willie Tennyson

    as Cabbie

  • Gerald Brown

    as Wino

  • James Mayberry

    as Police Officer

  • Richie Dye

    as Policeman

  • Whitt Brantley

    as Policeman

  • David Dwyer

    as Policeman

  • Jeff Braun

    as Policeman

  • Dolan Wilson

    as Policeman

  • Lavon Lacey

    as Luther Ingalls

  • Janell McLeod

    as White Lady

  • Heath Gunn

    as Angry Neighbor

  • Sherri L. Walker

    as Angry Neighbor

  • Molly Johnson

    as Mocha Beauty

  • Jeffrey Pratt Gordon

    as Redneck

  • Darwin T. Hobbs

    as Juke Joint Singer

  • Kenric Richardson

    as MLK Supporter

  • Edith Ivey

    as Woman Getting Ticket

  • Sylvester Jenkins

    as Loading Dock Man #1

  • Bill Erwin

    as Loading Dock Man #2

  • Shannon Welles

    as Porch Lady

  • Marion Guyot

    as Virginia Durr
Directing Clark Johnson Director
Directing H.H. Cooper First Assistant Director
Writing Herman Daniel Farrell Writer
Writing Stewart Burns Book
Writing Timothy J. Sexton Writer
Costume & Make-Up Debi Young Makeup Artist
Sound Joseph Vitarelli Original Music Composer
Camera David Hennings Director of Photography

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