Loving (2016)
Overview
The story of Richard and Mildred Loving, an interracial couple, whose challenge of their anti-miscegenation arrest for their marriage in Virginia led to a legal battle that would end at the US Supreme Court.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $9,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $8,996,802.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 10.629 |
Directed By
Jeff Nichols
Crew
Gary Archer
Jeff Nichols
Jeff Nichols
Nancy Buirski
Julie Monroe
Nancy Buirski
Ged Doherty
Oge Egbuono
Colin Firth
Jared Ian Goldman
Sarah Green
Will Greenfield
Brian Kavanaugh-Jones
Peter Saraf
Jack Turner
Marc Turtletaub
Francine Maisler
Chad Keith
Jonathan Guggenheim
Adam Willis
Erin Benach
Adam Stone
David Wingo
Jean-Paul Chreky
Ben Rothstein
Lauren Mikus
Gary Pilkinton
Trevor Smithson
A. Patrick Storey
Sarah Green
Samantha M. Capps
Travis Corprew
Julia Lallas
Lee Mason
Katie Middleton
Brian Morton
Elizabeth Paschall
Kenneth Walker
Will Greenfield
Susan E. Novick
Cas Donovan
Ben LeDoux
Tommy Martin
Ronald Alexander
Richard Blankenship
Roslyn Blankenship
David Keith Broome
Eric Gruber
Hannah Ross
Stephen G. Shifflette
Susan Sutphin
Henry Walton
Shayna Brown
Richard Bullock Jr.
Pud Cusack
Joel Dougherty
Will Files
Andrea Gard
David Grimaldi
P.K. Hooker
Bob Kellough
Judy Kirschner
Chris Navarro
Brandon Proctor
Proctor Trivette
Miles Brew
Kevin Dyer
Jason Gupton
Chad Hessler
Dean Mumford
Alexander Schuler
Aaron Vexler
Dylan Conrad
Sean Engel
Max Fischer
Maxwel Fisher
Rocky Ford
Kevin Gallagher
Tonja Greenfield
Adunbi Kazembe
Rachel Landis
Stephen McBride
Kenneth Neil Moore
Kevin Mucha
Michael Piekutowski
Sean Piper
David Regan
Timothy P. Reilly
Michael Roy
Lou Rubsamen
Christopher Smitty Smith
Robert Spencer
Kendall Cooper
Lindsay Austria
Jonny Pray
Karen Wolfe
Tony Costello
Warren Hickman
Christopher McDonald
Jamal McLemore
Colleen Gibbons
Satoshi Mark Noguchi
Jay B. Richardson
Jay Weigel
Samara Bay
Maï Boiron
Christine Conway
Emily Kacere
Theresa Marsh
Taylor Morgan
Jonathan D. Ortiz
TOP CAST
Joel Edgerton
Richard Loving
Ruth Negga
Mildred Loving
Michael Shannon
Grey Villet
Marton Csokas
Sheriff Brooks
Nick Kroll
Bernie Cohen
Bill Camp
Frank Beazley
Sharon Blackwood
Lola Loving
Alano Miller
Raymond Green
Terri Abney
Garnet Jetter
David Jensen
Judge Bazile
Jon Bass
Phil Hirschkop
Christopher Mann
Theoliver Jeter
Winter-Lee Holland
Musiel Byrd-Jeter
Michael Abbott Jr.
Deputy Cole
Chris Greene
Percy Fortune
Will Dalton
Virgil
Matt Malloy
Chet Antieau
Andrene Ward-Hammond
Laura
D.L. Hopkins
Alex
Jennifer Joyner
Hope Ryden
Lance Lemon
Cousin Davis
Marquis Adonis Hazelwood
Cousin Gerald
Brenan Young
Older Sydney
Dalyn Cleckley
Older Donald
Quinn McPherson
Older Peggy
Jevin Crochrell
Middle Sidney
Jordan Williams Jr.
Middle Donald
Georgia Crawford
Middle Peggy
Micah Claiborne
Toddler Sydney
Devin Cleckley
Baby Sydney
Pryor Ferguson
Infant Sydney
Karen Vicks
Clara - Cashier
Scott Wichmann
Reporter #1
Benjamin Loeh
Construction Worker
Bridget Gethins
Court Secretary
Mark Huber
Store Pedestrian
James Matthew Poole
Drag Race Spectator
Coley Campany
Secretary
Sheri Lahris
Secretary
Jordan Dickey
Construction Worker
Coby Batty
Telephone Man
Chris Condetti
Drag Race Spectator / Bar Patron
Logan J. Woolfolk
Richard's Racing Crew
Robert Haulbrook
County Clerk
Keith Tyree
Bricklayer
James Nevins
Spectator
W. Keith Scott
Prisoner
Tom Lancaster
Photojournalist
Lonnie M. Henderson
Street Walker
Thomas Brian Wise
Court Audience Member
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