Hidden Figures (2016)
Overview
The untold story of Katherine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson – brilliant African-American women working at NASA and serving as the brains behind one of the greatest operations in history – the launch of astronaut John Glenn into orbit. The visionary trio crossed all gender and race lines to inspire generations to dream big.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $25,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $235,957,472.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 65.858 |
Directed By
Theodore Melfi
Crew
Jason Inman
Theodore Melfi
Renee Ehrlich Kalfus
Peter Teschner
Jeremy Woolsey
Wynn Thomas
Peter Chernin
Jenno Topping
Theodore Melfi
Pharrell Williams
Allison Schroeder
Theodore Melfi
Donna Gigliotti
Ivana Lombardi
Victoria Thomas
Jamal Daniel
Mandy Walker
Margot Lee Shetterly
Renee Witt
Mimi Valdés
Kevin Halloran
Jasmine Alexia Jackson
Jason Ellson
Melissa Forney
Missy Parker
Chloe Lipp
Danny Brown
Valerie Zielonka
Rif Dagher
Greg Tresan
Catherine Wilson
Dustin Angus
Susan Dawes
Derek Vanderhorst
Quintessence Patterson
Richard Ford
Cha Blevins
Justin Yardley Jones
Chris Birdsong
Mark R. Byers
Louie Northern
Yolanda Sheridan
Chris Culliton
Phil Barrie
Ellen Semones
Erin Michael Rettig
Rebecca Napier White
Micky Froehlich
Chris LeDoux
Selena Evans-Miller
Gail Hunter
Fatima Stripling
Brian Bair
Thomas Kuo
Meredith Coats
Andy Nelson
Scott Sealock
Wayne Lemmer
Sean Pollack
Jason Sanford
Beverly Jo Pryor
Kendra L. Patterson
Stefan Andersson
Wayne Lemmer
Derek Vanderhorst
Paula Elins
Bonnie Grisan
Hopper Stone
Chad Schroeder
Edward Young
Craig Henighan
Benjamin Wallfisch
Hans Zimmer
Pharrell Williams
Peter Persaud
David Betancourt
Steve Baine
Luke Schwarzweller
R.J. Kizer
Matthew Nicolay
Greg Harmon
Doug Harmes
Angie Woodard
Carol Francoso
Lawrence Heap
Marc Casey
Linton Flowers
Jarek Gorczycki
Roman Weaver
Nathan Krochmal
Jason Sweers
Jonathan McKeown
Ashunta Sheriff
Kirk A. Jenkins
Chris Navarro
Mark Wilkening
Bethany Levy
Louie Northern
Christine Sirois
Keith Adams
Paul E. Short
Tony Rivetti Sr.
Sasha Veneziano
Nathaniel Perry
Al Watson
Gary Marcus
Eric Pagdin
Brandon M. Shaw
Matthew Kelly Jackson
Larry Nielsen
Helen Luttrell
Raven-Danielle Baker
Greg Sproles
Sean Bankhead
Wes Hagan
David J. Krystal
Chip Clanton
Denise Woods
Wren Boney
Leah Gunter
Cathy Marshall
Carla Martinez
TOP CAST
Taraji P. Henson
Katherine G. Johnson
Octavia Spencer
Dorothy Vaughan
Janelle Monáe
Mary Jackson
Kevin Costner
Al Harrison
Kirsten Dunst
Vivian Mitchell
Jim Parsons
Paul Stafford
Mahershala Ali
Jim Johnson
Glen Powell
John Glenn
Ariana Neal
Joylette Johnson
Saniyya Sidney
Constance Johnson
Zani Jones Mbayise
Kathy Johnson
Donna Biscoe
Joylette Coleman
Olek Krupa
Karl Zielinski
Aldis Hodge
Levi Jackson
Kimberly Quinn
Ruth
Frank Hoyt Taylor
Judge
Lidya Jewett
Young Katherine
Karan Kendrick
Younger Joylette
Jaiden Kaine
Joshua Coleman
Kurt Krause
Sam Turner
Ken Strunk
Jim Webb
Selah Kimbro Jones
Carolyn Marie Jackson
Tre Stokes
Levi Jackson Jr.
Corey Mendell Parker
Howard Vaughan
Ashton Tyler
Leonard Vaughan
Alkoya Brunson
Kenneth Vaughan
Ron Clinton Smith
White Cop
Gregory Alan Williams
Marion Smithson
Maria Howell
Ms. Sumner
Arnell Powell
Professor Graves
Crystal Lee Brown
Bernie
Tequilla Whitfield
Eleanor
Dane Davenport
Alan Shepard
Evan Holtzman
Deke Slayton
Travis Smith
Scott Carpenter
Scott Michael Morgan
Bill Calhoun
Chris Cavalier
IBM Technician
Robert G. McKay
Pastor Ayres
Rhoda Griffis
White Librarian
Karen Wheeling Reynolds
Court Clerk
Kate Kneeland
Court Clerk
Joe Knezevich
Wind Tunnel PA Announcer
Paul Ryden
TV Reporter at Cape Canaveral
John Atwood
Newscaster
Jon Edwin Wright
Newscaster
Wilbur Fitzgerald
Senator Patrick
Michael Hartson
Night School Professor
Bob Jennings
Navy Officer
Gary Weeks
Reporter at Press Conference
Afemo Omilami
Man Outside Store
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