Cadillac Records (2008)
Overview
The story of sex, violence, race and rock and roll in 1950s Chicago, and the exciting but turbulent lives of some of America's musical legends, including Muddy Waters, Leonard Chess, Little Walter, Howlin' Wolf, Etta James and Chuck Berry.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $12,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $8,880,045.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.4121 |
Directed By
Darnell Martin
Crew
Darnell Martin
Darnell Martin
Naomi Peters
Samantha MacIvor
Andrew Lack
Anastas N. Michos
Sofia Sondervan
Beyoncé
Marc Levin
Petra Hoebel
Scott Cameron
Blaise Corrigan
Steve Jordan
Terence Blanchard
Brice Winston
Mark Filip
Beth Rosenblatt
Rusty Dunn
Melissa Kalbfus
Nicolas Locke
Petra Hoebel
Ronnie Kupferwasser
David Briggs
Cate Montana
Chris Navarro
Eric Liebowitz
Teferra McKenzie
Linda Burton
Stephen A. Pope
Rachel Chancey
Robert Lopuski
Jeff Pullman
Peter C. Frank
John Carbonara
Lewis Goldstein
Jonathan Starch
Nathan Lindsey
Johnetta Boone
Leni Calas
Cate Montana
David Briggs
Lewis Goldstein
Drew Jiritano
Marjorie Durand
Jeffrey Rebelo
Stephan Roux
Jalil Jay Lynch
Bobby Beckles
Jeremy Sample
Bob Colletti
Derrick Simmons
Keith Siglinger
Hugues Faustin
Radium Cheung
TOP CAST
Adrien Brody
Leonard Chess
Jeffrey Wright
Muddy Waters
Gabrielle Union
Geneva Wade
Columbus Short
Little Walter
Cedric the Entertainer
Willie Dixon
Emmanuelle Chriqui
Revetta Chess
Eamonn Walker
Howlin' Wolf
Tammy Blanchard
Isabelle Allen
Eric Bogosian
Alan Freed
Norman Reedus
Chess Engineer
Yasiin Bey
Chuck Berry
Beyoncé
Etta James
Josh Alscher
Mick Jagger
Tim Bellow
Man in the Caddy
Tony Bentley
Lomax
Marc Bonan
Keith Richards
Douglas Crosby
Policeman (Little Walter beating)
Dexter Darden
Geneva's Teenage Son
Veronika Dash
Blonde Girl
Sean Shyboy Davis
Toothless Hillbilly Little Walter
Eshaya Draper
Charles Waters
Christopher Durham
Policeman (with Chuck Berry)
Shiloh Fernandez
Phil Chess
Jill Flint
Shelly Feder
Erik Frandsen
Engineer - Present Day
Gano Grills
Slick Pimp
Suzette Gunn
Minnie Ripperton
Jordan Haynes
Pot Strong
William Hill
Policeman (with the Stones)
Mike Hodge
Bartender
Tyler Humphrey
Muddy - Age 6
Osas Ighodaro
Maid
Kevin Jackson
Mysterious Black Man
Albert Jones
Hubert Sumlin
Rayan Lawrence
Harmonica Player
Chyna Layne
Pot's Girlfriend Juanita
Kevin Mambo
Jimmy Rogers
Aaron Munoz
Manager
Wade Mylius
Bouncer
Rebecca Pappa
Another Blonde
Jonathan Earl Peck
Man Who Rolled 7
Q-Tip
Hip Hop Artist
Ginnie Randall
Muddy's Grandmother
Ashlee Ray
Muddy's Floozy #1
Jake Robards
Producer - Present Day
Jay O. Sanders
Mr. Feder
Samuel Smith
Guitarist
Valence Thomas
James Cotton
Carmen Ziina Vasquez
Muddy's Floozy #2
Isiah Whitlock, Jr.
Mississippi DJ
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