C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America
What if the South had won the War?
Genres
Overview
Through the eyes of a British "documentary", this film takes a satirically humorous, and sometimes frightening, look at the history of an America where the South won the Civil War.
Details
Budget
$2000000
Revenue
$744000
Runtime
89 min
Release Date
2005-06-24
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
76
Vote Average
5.8
Greg Kirsch
Confederate Family Dad
Rupert Pate
Sherman Hoyle
Ryan L. Carroll
Bobby
Brian Paulette
Jefferson Davis
Larry Peterson
John Ambrose Fauntroy V
Evamarii Johnson
Patricia Johnson
Greg Hurd
Mr. Johnson
Kevin McKinney
Blackface Abraham Lincoln
Will Averill
Blackface Harriet Tubman
Kelly Mengelkoch
Cartwright Nurse
Matthew Simon
Cartwright Doctor
Robert Sokol
Ruben Weinstein
Jeph Scanlon
'Darky' model
Frank Dodson
'Darky' Spokesman
Ric Averill
Sergeant Striker
Jeanne Averill
Marge
Karmello Brooks
Cook Chicken Waitress
Sean Blake
Hitler
Erin McGrane
'Abolitionist' Wife
Richard Herman
Senator Toombs
Jack Wright
Newscaster
Ollie Hall
Big Sam
Queen Bey
Be a Good One Slave
Chris Weaver
ConEx Supervisor
George Forbes
Cleophus
Robert Swan
'That's My Boy' Dad
Byron Myrick
Moses Butler (voice)
Glenn Q. Pierce
Robert E. Lee (voice)
Greg Funk
Wendell Phillips / 'Shackle' (voice)
Benjamin Meade
Journalist (voice)
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