Antwone Fisher (2002)
Overview
A sailor prone to violent outbursts is sent to a naval psychiatrist for help. Refusing at first to open up, the young man eventually breaks down and reveals a horrific childhood. Through the guidance of his doctor, he confronts his painful past and begins a quest to find the family he never knew.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $12,500,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $23,400,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 12.99 |
Directed By
Denzel Washington
Crew
Denzel Washington
Keith Butler
Randy Fletcher
Warren Drummond
Tom Waite
Don Wilkerson
Neal Norton
Paul Sonski
Barbara Mesney
Daniel W. Roberts
Hope R. Goodwin
Stuart Abramson
Chris Smith
Leigh Shanta
Troy Borisy
Rocky Slaymaker
Diego Sanchez
Monica Castro
Doug Moreno
Matt McGuire
Dain Turner
Pamela Rittelmeyer
Chris Shaw
Robert Powell
Xiomara Comrie
Tierre Turner
Rod Ledta
Manuel Castillo
Don Duffield III
Alex Madison
Willie D. Burton
Glenn E. Moran
Marc Leeger
Robi Reed
Leonard Rothstein
Renee Schuyten
James Babineaux
Melissa Stanley Cohen
Molly Allen
Tony Nagy
Cat'Ania McCoy-Howze
Kenneth Walker
Neal Norton
Seth Greenwald
Stephen Thorp
Rick Linkowski
Winnie D. Brown
Carole A. Kenneally
James Bolt
Doran Reed
Anna Behlmer
Larry M. Cherry
Fay Kelly
Marvin Felton
Will Blount
Matthew C. Kime
Erik A. Erichsen
Arnaud Peiny
Jason Newton
Joel A. Ruiz
Billy Beaird
Carl Fullerton
Kei Rowan-Young
Rodney Sandoval
Jack English
Ann Christman
Donna R. Harrison
John A. Brubaker
Sol Rivera
Charleen Richards-Steeves
Carrie Black Gallison
Al Lewis
Jennifer Calbi
Daniel Kupresan
Cameron Thorburn
Cid Swank
Denise Pugh-Ruiz
Soo-Jin Yoon
David A. Poole
Steven C. Voll
Annette Moreno
Riki Lin Sabusawa
Laini Thompson
Greg Flores
Marylou Lim
Pauletta O. Lewis
Donald Sylvester
Matt Patterson
Joe-Joe Presson
Thomas Diehl
Frank Perry Rose
Yvonne Bastidos
Warren Paeff
Amrita Diane Ford
Lars Petersen
Sidney Ray Baldwin
Marvin E. Lewis
Annie Welles
Lynn E. Champagne
William Stein
Angela Johnson
Martin Bresin
Dave Kulczycki
Karen Scarborough
Wayne Williams
David Lucarelli
Nicholas Dodd
Mildred Iatrou
Steve F. Price
Nicholas Dodd
David Betancourt
Adam Milo Smalley
Dawn Fintor
Paul Intson
Alicia Stevenson
Antwone Fisher
Anne D. McCulley
Sharen Davis
Nelson Coates
Mychael Danna
Philippe Rousselot
Conrad Buff IV
David Lazan
Denzel Washington
Nancy Paloian
Gina White
Randa Haines
Todd Black
Antwone Fisher
Bill Brennan
TOP CAST
Denzel Washington
Dr. Jerome Davenport
Derek Luke
Antwone Fisher
Malcolm David Kelley
Antwone Fisher Age 7
Joy Bryant
Cheryl Smolley
Salli Richardson-Whitfield
Berta Davenport
Leonard Earl Howze
Pork Chop
Kevin Connolly
Slim
Viola Davis
Eva May
Yolonda Ross
Nadine
Gary A. Jones
Relative (uncredited)
Cory Hodges
Antwone Fisher Age 14
James Brolin
The Captain
Charles Robinson
Howard
Earl Billings
Uncle James
Vernee Watson-Johnson
Aunt Annette
De'Angelo Wilson
Jesse
Stephen Snedden
Berkley
Novella Nelson
Mrs. Tate
Rainoldo Gooding
Grayson
Kente Scott
Kansas City
Kim Johnson
Disc Jockey
Sung Kang
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