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Malcolm X

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The movie is a tribute to the controversial black activist and leader of the struggle for black liberation. It depicts his life and career since he is a small-time gangster, to his ministry as a member of the Nation of Islam.

Genre:

Romance, Drama, Biography

Actors:

Denzel Washington, Angela Bassett, Albert Hall, Al Freeman Jr., Delroy Lindo, Spike Lee, Theresa Randle, Kate Vernon, Lonette McKee, Tommy Hollis, James McDaniel, ...»

Director:

Spike Lee

Country:

Japan, United States

Release:

1992

IMDb:

7.7

Quality:

Duration:

202 min

KEYWORDS:

#Angela Bassett #Delroy Lindo #Denzel Washington #Malcolm X #Spike Lee

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ACTORS OF "Malcolm X"

Denzel Washington

28 December 1954, Mount Vernon, New York, USA

Angela Bassett

16 August 1958, New York City, New York, USA

Albert Hall

10 November 1937, Brighton, Alabama, USA

Al Freeman Jr.

21 March 1931, San Antonio, Texas, USA

Delroy Lindo

18 November 1952, Eltham, London, England, UK

Spike Lee

20 March 1957, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Theresa Randle

27 December 1964, South Central, Los Angeles, California, USA

Kate Vernon

21 April 1961, Canada

Lonette McKee

22 July 1954, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Tommy Hollis

22 March 1954, Jacksonville, Texas, USA

James McDaniel

25 March 1958, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Ernest Thomas

26 March 1950, Gary, Indiana, USA

Jean-Claude La Marre

O.L. Duke

12 August 1953, Los Angeles, California, USA

Larry McCoy

Maurice Sneed

Debi Mazar

13 August 1964, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Phyllis Yvonne Stickney

Scot Anthony Robinson

Sonny Jim Gaines

10 September 1927

Joe Seneca

14 January 1919, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

LaTanya Richardson Jackson

21 October 1949, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Wendell Pierce

8 December 1963, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Michael Guess

Leland Gantt

Giancarlo Esposito

26 April 1958, Copenhagen, Denmark

Leonard L. Thomas

31 August 1961, Muskogee, Oklahoma, USA

Roger Guenveur Smith

27 July 1955, Berkeley, California, USA

Craig Wasson

15 March 1954, Ontario, Oregon, USA

Graham Brown

24 October 1924, New York City, New York, USA

Gerica Cox

Kristan Rai Segure

Lauren Padick

8 September 1989, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

17 November 1935, Mt. Holly, New Jersey, USA

John Ottavino

John Reidy

2 April 1956, Woodside, New York, USA

Frances Foster

11 June 1924, Yonkers, New York, USA

Reggie Montgomery

15 September 1947, Tallahassee, Florida, USA

David Patrick Kelly

23 January 1951, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Gary L. Catus

Sharon Washington

Shirley Stoler

30 March 1929, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Oran 'Juice' Jones

Ricky Gordon

George Lee Miles

1945, New York, New York, USA

Raye Dowell

22 August 1961, USA

Veronica Webb

23 February 1965, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Abdul Salaam El Razzac

8 May 1944, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Keith Randolph Smith

George Guidall

7 June 1938, Plainfield, New Jersey, USA

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DIRECTORS OF "Malcolm X"

Spike Lee

20 March 1957, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

CREATORS OF "Malcolm X"

Malcolm X

19 May 1925, Omaha, Nebraska, USA

Alex Haley

11 August 1921, Ithaca, New York, USA

HEROES OF "Malcolm X"

Malcolm X

Played by: Denzel Washington

Dr. Betty Shabazz

Played by: Angela Bassett

Baines

Played by: Albert Hall

Elijah Muhammad

Played by: Al Freeman Jr.

West Indian Archie

Played by: Delroy Lindo

Shorty

Played by: Spike Lee

Laura

Played by: Theresa Randle

Sophia

Played by: Kate Vernon

Louise Little

Played by: Lonette McKee

Earl Little

Played by: Tommy Hollis

Brother Earl

Played by: James McDaniel

Mrs. Swerlin

Played by: Shirley Stoler

DJ at the Harlem 'Y' Dance

Played by: Matthew Underwood

Billie Holiday

Played by: Miki Howard

John F. Kennedy

Played by: Steve Reed

Jacqueline Kennedy

Played by: Jodie Farber

Governor John Connally

Played by: Randy Means

Nellie Connally

Played by: Columbia Dubose

CRITICS OF "Malcolm X"

Empire Magazine

Lee's film suffers from message over substance and is slightly tedious as a result.

January 06, 2010

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Chicago Reader

Benefits from a lively lead performance by the miscast Denzel Washington but doesn't come within light years of the book, one of the greatest American autobiographies.

January 06, 2010

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Groucho Reviews

Spike Lee called 1992's Malcolm X "the picture I was born to make," and star Denzel Washington referred to the titular civil-rights leader as "the role of a lifetime." They're both right...[Blu-ray]

June 04, 2012

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New York Times

An ambitious, tough, seriously considered biographical film that, with honor, eludes easy characterization.

May 20, 2003

Common Sense Media

Insightful and well-rounded portrait of Malcolm X.

January 02, 2011

Combustible Celluloid

The perfect combination of epic and personal, intimate and spectacular.

March 04, 2011

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EmanuelLevy.Com

Lamoclm X may seem conventional by Spike Lee's standards, but as a biopic of a controversial historical figure, it's superior to the nobility of spirit of a movie like Gandhi, for example, and Attenborough's high-mindedness.

December 25, 2006

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Film4

Visually and dramatically, Lee pulls out all the stops, but it's Washington's performance that really energizes the film, and he's an exhilarating presence throughout.

September 23, 2008

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Time Out

It plays surprisingly safe as a solidly crafted trawl through the didactic/hagiographic conventions of the mainstream biopic.

February 09, 2006

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Variety

Spike Lee has made a disappointingly conventional and sluggish film in Malcolm X.

January 06, 2010

Newsweek

Lee and company have performed a powerful service: they have brought Malcolm X very much to life again, both as man and myth.

October 18, 2008

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TIME Magazine

Lee sketches Malcolm's life colorfully, if by the numbers. But he falls victim to the danger of movie biography: he elevates Malcolm's importance until the vital historical context is obscured.

September 23, 2008

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