American History X (1998)
Overview
Derek Vineyard is paroled after serving 3 years in prison for killing two African-American men. Through his brother, Danny Vineyard's narration, we learn that before going to prison, Derek was a skinhead and the leader of a violent white supremacist gang that committed acts of racial crime throughout L.A. and his actions greatly influenced Danny. Reformed and fresh out of prison, Derek severs contact with the gang and becomes determined to keep Danny from going down the same violent path as he did.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $20,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $23,900,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 31.113 |
Directed By
Tony Kaye
Crew
Alan Heim
John Morrissey
Gerald B. Greenberg
Tony Kaye
David McKenna
Anne Dudley
Valerie McCaffrey
Paul E. Short
Eugene Collier
Lawrence Turman
Brian Witten
Michael De Luca
David McKenna
Bill Carraro
Kearie Peak
Steve Tisch
Jon Hess
Dan Olexiewicz
Tim Swan
Tony Kaye
J. Kyler Black
Diana Kaufman
Adam Pinkstaff
Glenn Cocco
Ira Hurvitz
Pete Josephs
Jon Gary Steele
Joseph Aroesti
Charles Belardinelli
Doug Hall
James Scott
Joe Fineman
Curtis Baruth
Joe Cosentino
Geno Hart
Bill Fletcher
Chris Warren
Bob McMillian
Carla Fry
Michaël Mandaville
Charles Papert
Dyanne C. Deuel
Tessa Posnansky
Karyn Huston
Ulker Irazat
Dale Obert
Andrew Lipschultz
Peter Sorel
Marisa Aboitiz
Ernie F. Orsatti
Curtis A. Andrews Jr.
Paul Belenardo
Wendy Cox
Paul Hulme
Brian R. Keathley
Gavyn Wright
Brandon S. Gilgen
Heather Fraker
Matt Baird
Roland N. Thai
Paul Broucek
Frederick Howard
Joe Crouch
Marc E. Spiegel
Richard Ford
Robert 'Duckie' Carpenter
Tom Hartig
Thomas L. Bellissimo
Roger Dudley
Joe Barnett
Bill Carraro
Paul Prokop
Peter Menich
James Alden
Craig Jurkiewicz
Karen Jarnecke
Mark Bolin
Kevin LaRosa
David Larson
Marc Cancel
Franco Esile
John T. Martin
Robert Getty
Parker Swanson
Mark Cotone
Susan Shin
Joe Adams
Lisa Parmet
Sean Hunter Moe
David Jarrell
Jimmy Ortega
Stephen Jennings
Tony Kaye
Merritt Yohnka
Steve R. Nelson
Ossama Khuluki
Walter Spencer
Lynda Reiss
Bob McNabb
Steve Scoville
Alan Freedman
Jed M. Dodge
David Grant
David Mann
Diane Marshall
Mary Erstad
William Smith
John Ross
David Lee Fein
Yuri Reese
Denney Pierce
Noon Orsatti
Sharleen Bright
Craig Lafferty
John Sekula
Charles Belardinelli
Charles Papert
David Elmore
Clovis Chamberet
Rick Drapkin
Warren Feldman
Kate Dunn Kennedy
Nancy A. Flint
Ángela Núñez
Peter Barnett
Lisa Behlendorf
Natalie Trussell
Kelly Vandever
Timothy P. Tundel
Leo Stefanos
Matthew W. Mungle
Erik Holmberg
Kimberly Ettinger
Bradley Richard
Terence Harris
Tim Angelo
Michael Keller
Courtney Pakiz
Brandon Smith
William Robinson
Paul Tompkins
Bill Dance
Karen Elliott
TOP CAST
Edward Norton
Derek
Edward Furlong
Danny
Beverly D'Angelo
Doris
Jennifer Lien
Davina
Ethan Suplee
Seth
Fairuza Balk
Stacey
Avery Brooks
Sweeney
Elliott Gould
Murray
Stacy Keach
Cameron
William Russ
Dennis
Guy Torry
Lamont
Joe Cortese
Rasmussen
Jason Bose Smith
Little Henry
Antonio David Lyons
Lawrence
Alex Sol
Mitch McCormick
Keram Malicki-Sánchez
Chris
Giuseppe Andrews
Jason
Michelle Christine White
Lizzy
Jonathan Fowler Jr.
Jerome
Christopher Masterson
Daryl Dawson
Nicholas R. Oleson
Huge Aryan
Jordan Marder
Curtis
Paul Le Mat
McMahon
Thomas L. Bellissimo
Cop #2
Cherish Lee
Kammi
Sam Vlahos
Dr. Aguilar
Tara Blanchard
Ally Vinyard
Anne Lambton
Cassandra
Steve Wolford
Reporter
Richard Noyce
Desk Sergeant
Danso Gordon
Buddy #1
Jim Norton
Randy
David Basulto
Guard
Alexis Rose Coen
Young Ally
Kiante Elam
Lawrence's Partner
Paul Hopkins
Student
Keith Odett
Random Skinhead
Paul E. Short
Stocky Buddy
Nigel Miguel
Basketball Player
Darrell Britt
White Supremicist (uncredited)
Robert 'Duckie' Carpenter
Skinhead (uncredited)
Sydney 'Big Dawg' Colston
Prison Gang Leader (uncredited)
John Embry
Parking Lot Skinhead (uncredited)
Maximillian Kesmodel
Young Danny Vinyard (uncredited)
Allie Moss
Skinhead Girlfriend (uncredited)
Barbie Marie
Student (uncredited)
Selwyn Ward
Student Leaving Bathroom (uncredited)
Sam Sarpong
Jail Inmate (uncredited)
Denney Pierce
Arresting Officer (uncredited)
Glendon Rich
Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)
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