Mutiny
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Chris Howell
Troy Winbush
David Barry Gray
Bill Bliesath
Ken Jenkins
Joe Morton
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Synopsis
True story based on a landmark case that forced the military to fully integrate blacks into their ranks. In 1944, 50 black seamen were convicted of mutiny because they refused to return to work after 320 of their crew were killed in a munitions explosion. The following year, a young attorney named Thurgood Marshall appealed their case, insisting the verdicts were rigged by the Navy to cover up their dangerous and discriminatory policies toward blacks in uniform.
Cast
Troy Winbush
David Barry Gray
Bill Bliesath
Ken Jenkins
Joe Morton
Michael Jai White
Matthew Glave
Michael Cavanaugh
Robin Gammell
R Dean Mccreary
Sid Burston
Patrick Y Malone
James Sikking
Walter Jones
Adrian Pasdar
Kevin Bagby
J Karen Thomas
Stephen Planck
Tanya Wright
David Ramsey
J August Richards
Dale Dye
Marcello Thedford
Chris Wiehl
Lark Voorhies
Duane Martin
Max Martini
Pat Mcnamara
Crew
Lynn Abroms
Deena Adair
Eric D Andersen
Curtis Baruth
Barry Berona
Danny Braet
Danny Braet
Reuben Cannon
Doug Chartier
Roberta Doheny
Edward Dunlop
Reggie Dunn
Dale Dye
Larry Fioritto
Neisha Folkes
Natalie Ford
Morgan Freeman
Ron Garcia
Sydney Gilner
Adam Glickman
Christopher Gray
Michael Hancock
Naja Hayward
James S. Henerson
John Hockridge
Lee Holdridge
Chris Howell
Mike Hubert
David Israel
Francine Jamison-tanchuck
Stan Jones
Thomas Keniston
Gene Kerry
Rowland Kirks
Joseph John Kontra
Romina Laygo
Steve Lovejoy
Ronnie Marlin
Lori Mccreary
Luke Mcdonald
Kimberly Mcgregor
Joseph Melody
Oliver L Moss
Oliver Moss
Daniel S Novotny
Michael Novotny
Randy Paik
Kevin Pullen
Peter Reale
Richard Reams
Bryant Rief
Steven Rosenfeld
Anthony Santa Croce
Anthony Santa Croce
Todd Sharp
Zack Slovinsky
Scott Stephens
Robert C Stewart
Roger Still
Rick Tiedemann
Rick Tiedemann
Aristomenis Tsirbas
Elan Yaari
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Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States March 28, 1999
Released in United States on Video April 25, 2000
Previous title: "Port Chicago Mutiny."
Began shooting October 28, 1998.