Glory
Their innocence. Their heritage. Their lives.
Genres
Overview
Robert Gould Shaw leads the US Civil War's first all-black volunteer company, fighting prejudices of both his own Union army and the Confederates.
Details
Budget
$18000000
Revenue
$26800000
Runtime
122 min
Release Date
1989-12-15
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
1682
Vote Average
7.471
Matthew Broderick
Col. Robert Gould Shaw
Denzel Washington
Pvt. Trip
Cary Elwes
Maj. Cabot Forbes
Morgan Freeman
Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins
Jihmi Kennedy
Pvt. Jupiter Sharts
Andre Braugher
Cpl. Thomas Searles
John Finn
Sgt. Maj. Mulcahy
Donovan Leitch
Capt. Charles Fessenden Morse
JD Cullum
Henry Sturgis Russell
Bob Gunton
Gen. Charles Garrison Harker
Cliff DeYoung
Col. James M. Montgomery
Christian Baskous
Edward L. Pierce
RonReaco Lee
Mute Drummer Boy
Jay O. Sanders
Gen. George Crockett Strong
Alan North
Gov. John Albion Andrew
Richard Riehle
Quartermaster
Peter Michael Goetz
Francis George Shaw
Mark Margolis
10th Connecticut Soldier
Jane Alexander
Sarah Blake Sturgis Shaw
Paul Desmond
10th Connecticut Soldier
Rodger Williamson
Union Cavalryman
Michael Wayne Thomas
Soldier
Raymond St. Jacques
Frederick Douglass
Ted Rupel
Soldier
Roger Ragland
Cavalry Officer
Alejandro de Quesada
Confederate / Union Soldier
Shane Pinson
Confederate Soldier
Larry Peterson
Union Officer
Bill Nunn
Matthew Murdzak
Captain
Barry J. Miller
Union / Confederate Soldier
William Mathis
Union Soldier
Rick Leisenring
Union Officer
Jay Lance
Union Soldier
Kevin Jarre
10th Connecticut Soldier
Kevin R. Hershberger
Confederate Soldier
Rachel Lea Grundfast
Ellen Shaw
Gary O. Crane
Union Cavalry
Sheila Cochran
Home dweller
Bill Chemerka
Confederate Officer
Carla Brothers
Charlotte Forten
Frank Blair
Darian Farmer
Joseph Alex
Re-Enactor Core Group and Company A
Richard Wright
10th Connecticut Soldier
Michael Fowler
10th Connecticut Soldier
Tom Barrington
10th Connecticut Soldier
Peter Grandfield
10th Connecticut Soldier
Mark A. Jones
54th Soldier
Saundra Dunson-Franks
Black Woman
Joan Riordan
White Woman
Bob Minor
Contraband Soldier
Raymond Godshall Jr.
Dr. Charles G. Thorpe
Marc Gowan
Dr. William B. Rogers
Dan Biggers
Minister
Keith Noble
Short Contraband
Afemo Omilami
Tall Contraband
Randell Haynes
Paymaster
Mark A. Levy
Bigoted Soldier
Ethan Phillips
Hospital Steward
Benji Wilhoite
Young Soldier
Pete Munro
Surgeon
Abdul Salaam El Razzac
'A' Company Soldier
Michael Guess
'A' Company Soldier
Daniel H. Jenkins
'A' Company Officer
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