24 Hours: Assault on the Capitol (2021)
Overview
The detailed timeline of events surrounding the deadly siege of the U.S. Capitol and violence in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.501 |
Directed By
Crew
Matthew Vann
Desiree Adib
Ashley Bridges
Denise Martinez-Ramundo
Jose Duran
Eileen Murphy
Karen Regen
Mara Wollong
Emilia Baldwin
Lauren Giordano
Art Vizthum
Ely Brown
Robert Zepeda
Constantine Limperis
Jennifer Joseph
Brian Epstein
Gary Falkowitz
Sean Dooley
Cari Strassberg
Janine Feczko
Matthew Vann
Jennifer Pirone
Knez Walker
Joi S. De Leon
Abigail Cruz
Lisa Soloway
Kelley Robinson
Keturah Gray
Jonathan Marx
Carrie Cook
Gail Deutsch
Gerry Wagschal
John Santucci
Roxanna Sherwood
Tom Behrens
Kaitlyn Folmer
Bruno Pellegrini
Betsy Hill
Lucia Soven
Stephanie Fasano
Chris Kilmer
Josh Margolin
Mike Repplier
Melia Patria
Jasmine Brown
Gina Caruana
Joe LoBianco
Jeremy Phillips
Francesca Ferreira
TOP CAST
Rachel Scott
Self
Raphael Warnock
Self
Chuck Schumer
Self
Susan Wild
Self
Katherine Faulders
Self
John Santucci
Self
Cecilia Vega
Self
Josh Margolin
Self
Kenneth Moton
Self
Andy Kim
Self
Ruben Gallego
Self
Jonathan Karl
Self
Martha Raddatz
Self
Pierre Thomas
Self
Rudolph Giuliani
Self
Donald Trump Jr.
Self
Kimberly Guilfoyle
Self
Donald Trump
Self
Mike Pence
Self
Trish Turner
Self
Allison Pecorin
Self
Nancy Pelosi
Self
Paul Gosar
Self
Mitch McConnell
Self
Robert Moore
Self
Igor Bobic
Self
Eugene Goodman
Self
Larry Schaefer
Self
Jason Crow
Self
Ron Haviv
Self
Arianna Evans
Self
Mike Gallagher
Self
Peter Welch
Self
Tom Suozzi
Self
Chris Christie
Self
Kellyanne Conway
Self
Brad Garrett
Self
Kevin McCarthy
Self
Joe Biden
Self
Muriel Bowser
Self
Leah Wright Rigeur
Self
Mitt Romney
Self
Lindsey Graham
Self
Terry Moran
Self
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