My Name is Nobody (2014)
Overview
Phillip Penzeda, born into poverty in Brooklyn, NY. He struggles with racial prejudice, true love and loss, and finding out what it takes to survive life from the streets of New York to the military at a very young age.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.011 |
Directed By
Phillip Penza
Crew
Phillip Penza
Audrey Beth
Jonathan S. Abrams
Matthew Corbisiero
Matthew Corbisiero
Justin Moschcau
Paul Dinh-McCrillis
Eugene K. Johnson
Ralph Michael Brekan
Eugene K. Johnson
Eugene K. Johnson
Toni L. Mitchell
Shaun Smith
Cindy Snider Rabenstine
Justin Moschcau
Jonathan S. Abrams
Matthew Corbisiero
Tony Deemer
Francisco Orozco Jr.
Toni L. Mitchell
Haley Nishida
Sean Fernald
Phillip Penza
TOP CAST
Phillip Penza
Phillip
Lorenzo Lamas
Senor Santiago
Audrey Beth
Connie
Big Daddy Kane
Phil Sr.
Toni L. Mitchell
Delores
Paul Bartels
Frankie
Jeff Beaupre
Physical Therapist
Carl Cabrese
Lucky
Roberto Cordero Jr.
Esteban
Garry Cox
Jewelry Store Owner
Alvaro Fallas
Carlos
Greg Garcia
Boxing Ref
Jonathan Garcia
Crown Twin
Jonathan Garcia
Crown Twin
Anne Gentry
Mike Z's Mom
Corey Gifft Jr.
Young Phillip
Willie M. Gray
Corporal Walle
Liam Hawley
Tony
Jeff Holder
Drill Sergeant Starks
Anderson Johnson III
Company Commander
Alex Kass
Mike Z.
Salahaddin Keskin
Roach
Kevin Mallaire
Liddell Proswick
Frank Mejia
Connie's Dad
Jim Milstead
Dean
Michael Montgomery
Bubba
Ramsey Penza
Marcos
Maya Rasheed-Moore
Deirdra
Paris Rasheed-Moore
Dawn
Eric Roberts
Ryan Zaratini
Lance Sandoval
Psycho
Mathias Schlogl
Dr. Sloane
Alexandria Stevens
Miss Morgan
Ben Stone
Gooch
Clinton Towne
Sunny Lee
Selena Villalobos
Waitress
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