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In a game divided by color, he made us see greatness.
Genres
Drama
Overview
In 1946, Branch Rickey, owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers, took a stand against Major League Baseball's infamous color line when he signed Jackie Robinson to the team. The deal put both men in the crosshairs of the public, the press and even other players. Facing unabashed racism from every side, Robinson was forced to demonstrate tremendous courage and let his talent on the field wins over fans and his teammates – silencing his critics and forever changing the world by changing the game of baseball.
Details
Budget
$40000000
Revenue
$95020213
Runtime
128 min
Release Date
2013-04-12
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
1855
Vote Average
7.195
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Chadwick Boseman
Jackie Robinson
Harrison Ford
Branch Rickey
Nicole Beharie
Rachel Robinson
Christopher Meloni
Leo Durocher
Ryan Merriman
Dixie Walker
Lucas Black
Pee Wee Reese
André Holland
Wendell Smith
Alan Tudyk
Ben Chapman
Hamish Linklater
Ralph Branca
T.R. Knight
Harold Parrott
John C. McGinley
Red Barber
Toby Huss
Clyde Sukeforth
Max Gail
Burt Shotton
Brad Beyer
Kirby Higbe
James Pickens Jr.
Mr. Brock
Gino Anthony Pesi
Joe Garagiola
Brett Cullen
Clay Hopper
Jesse Luken
Eddie Stanky
Jamey Holliday
Pete Reiser
Derek Phillips
Bobby Bragan
Jamie Ruehling
Spider Jorgensen
Blake Sanders
Gene Hermanski
Johnny Knight
Carl Furillo
Clint O'Brien
Hugh Casey
Dusan Brown
Ed Charles
Cherise Boothe
Ed's Mother
Friedel Pinkston
Birmingham Catcher
Linc Hand
Fritz Ostermueller
Thomas Helgeland
Everett McCooey
Matt Clark
Luther
Peter MacKenzie
Happy Chandler
Joe Inscoe
Bob Cooke
Monnae Michaell
Mallie
Karole Foreman
Duff Harris
C.J. Nitkowski
Dutch Leonard
Scott Callaway
Andy Seminick
James Rackley
Phillie One
Aaron Farb
Phillie Two
Anthony S. Goolsby
Monarch Batter
Lou Criscuolo
Reporter One
Ross Hughes
Reporter Two
Joe Knezevich
Reporter Three
Mark Harelik
Herb Pennock
Kenny Cook
Fan One
David Sweeney
Fan Two
Rhoda Griffis
Miss Bishop
Daniel Fenlon
Babe Hamburger
Maury Covington
Policeman
Henry Friedman
Freckles
Holden Hansen
Freckle's Dad
Dan Mengini
Spectator One
Jon Kohler
Spectator Two
Marc Gowan
Doctor
Jackson Walker
Jimmy Powers
Danny Vinson
Eddie Dyer
Ari Blinder
Photographer
William Flaman
Cracker
Denise Moyé
Older Woman
Peter Jurasik
Hotel Manager
Michael H. Cole
Another Reporter
Janet Metzger
Jane Ann
Dax Griffin
Racist City Island Fan
Jayson Warner Smith
White Gas Station Attendant
Jeremy Ray Taylor
Boy
Christopher Harvey
Bus Driver
Kelley Jakle
Alice
Jud Tylor
Laraine Day
Tobias Michael Finn
Panamanian Kid
Ercell A. Grimes Jr.
Shouting Fan
Dwight Houser
City Island Umpire
Barry Suttle
Roosevelt Home Umpire
Andrew B. Roberts
Ball One Umpire
Jimmie L. Coleman
Negro League Umpire
Steve Hicks
Umpire One
Wayne Hickey
Umpire Two
Andrew C. Mullins
Umpire Three
Dennis A. Spears
Umpire Four
Gary Miller
Umpire Five
Todd Wilson
Reporter Four
David Thoms
Enos Slaughter
Richard Tavernaro
Deland Umpire
Hunter Clowdus
Dodger Bat Boy
Colman Domingo
Lawson Bowman (uncredited)
Benjamin C. Graham
Dodgers fan
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