Ali (2001)
Overview
In 1964, a brash, new pro boxer, fresh from his Olympic gold medal victory, explodes onto the scene: Cassius Clay. Bold and outspoken, he cuts an entirely new image for African Americans in sport with his proud public self-confidence and his unapologetic belief that he is the greatest boxer of all time. Yet at the top of his game, both Ali's personal and professional lives face the ultimate test.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $107,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $87,812,729.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.9839 |
Directed By
Michael Mann
Crew
Jon Peters
Stuart Waks
Michael Mann
Lisa Gerrard
Michael Mann
James Lassiter
Christopher Wilkinson
Eric Roth
Michael Mann
Emmanuel Lubezki
Pieter Bourke
Paul Ardaji
William Goldenberg
Stephen E. Rivkin
Stephen J. Rivele
Lynzee Klingman
Lee Caplin
Graham King
Carol Brown
Craig Heath
Christopher Emerson
Kevin Elam
Karen E. Burnett
Richard Fojo
Steve Park
Jeremy Alan Read
Jonathan Lee
Michael Thurman
Gregory King
Keith Hall
Lydia Milars
Diana Cilliers
Jane B. Johnson
Craig Henighan
Brian Risner
Suzi Ostos
Robert Renga
Robert Stadd
Bill Rea
Judy Murdock
Lynn Christopher
Rando Schmook
Sean Landeros
Nicholas Scott
Tomas Voth
Michael J. McAlister
Sukari McGill
Marcos Alvarez
James V. Kent
David W. Krummel
Shane Reed
Andy Nelson
Sloane U'Ren
Anna Behlmer
Gina Marie Ome
Chuck Coffman
Cary Whittaker
Nicklas Farrantello
Shaughnessy Hare
Fred Schwendel
James P. Lay
John Casey
Victoria Thomas
Gregory Allen Howard
Thomas Hayslip
Jim Erickson
John Buckley
Marlene Stewart
Stephanie Lowry
Joel Kramer
Kevin De La Noy
Michael Tinger
Beverly Jo Pryor
Elayne Schneiderman Schmidt
Vicki Hiatt
Lisa Jaime
Vera Mitchell
John Myhre
Jody Spilkoman
Ray Conchado
Randolph LeRoi
A. Kitman Ho
Lydia Cedrone
TOP CAST
Will Smith
Muhammad Ali / Cassius Clay
Jamie Foxx
Drew 'Bundini' Brown
Jon Voight
Howard Cosell
Mario Van Peebles
Malcolm X
Ron Silver
Angelo Dundee
Jeffrey Wright
Howard Bingham
Mykelti Williamson
Don King
Jada Pinkett Smith
Sonji Roi
Nona Gaye
Belinda Ali
Michael Michele
Veronica Porche
Joe Morton
Chauncey Eskridge
Paul Rodríguez
Dr. Ferdie Pacheco
Bruce McGill
Bradley
Barry Shabaka Henley
Herbert Muhammad
Giancarlo Esposito
Cassius Clay, Sr.
Laurence Mason
Luis Sarria
LeVar Burton
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Albert Hall
Elijah Muhammad
David Cubitt
Robert Lipsyte
Ted Levine
Joe Smiley
Candy Ann Brown
Odessa
David Elliott
Sam Cooke
Shari Watson
Woman Singer
Malick Bowens
Joseph Mobutu
Michael Bentt
Sonny Liston
James Toney
'Smokin' Joe Frazier
Alfred Cole
Ernie Terrell
Charles Shufford
George Foreman
Rufus Dorsey
Floyd Paterson
Robert Sale
Jerry Quarry
Vince Cooke
Jimmy Ellis
Damien 'Bolo' Wills
Ken Norton
David Haines
Rudy Clay / Rahaman Ali
Victoria Dillard
Betty Shabazz
Brad Greenquist
Marlin Thomas
Morgana Van Peebles
Malcolm X's Daughter
Maya Van Peebles
Malcolm X's Daughter
Maestro Harrell
Young Cassius Clay
William Utay
The Doctor
Kim Robillard
Jimmy Cannon
David Purdham
Madison Square Garden Announcer
Gailard Sartain
Gordon Davidson
Wade Williams
Lieutenant Jerome Claridge
Guy Van Swearingen
Induction FBI Man
Doug Hale
Judge Ingraham
LaDonna Tittle
Bundini's Landlady
Marc Grapey
Bob Arum
Herb Mitchell
Boxing Commissioner
Eddie Bo Smith Jr.
Malcolm's Bodyguard
Bobby Stuart
Thomas 15X Johnson
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