The 60s (1999)
Overview
The Herlihys are a working class family from Chicago whose three children take wildly divergent paths: Brian joins the Marines right out of High School and goes to Vietnam, Michael becomes involved in the civil rights movement and after campaigning for Bobby Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy becomes involved in radical politics, and Katie gets pregnant, moves to San Francisco and joins a hippie commune. Meanwhile, the Taylors are an African-American family living in the deep South. When Willie Taylor, a minister and civil rights organizer, is shot to death, his son Emmet moves to the city and eventually joins the Black Panthers, serving as a bodyguard for Fred Hampton.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.384 |
Directed By
Mark Piznarski
Crew
Robert Greenfield
Peter C. Clarke
Mark Piznarski
Bill Couturié
Craig M. Otte
Dawn Snyder
Molly Lopata
Michael D. O'Shea
Jed Feuer
Kenneth Raich
Jimmy N. Roberts
Jeffrey Alan Fiskin
Michael A. Chavez
Glen Magers
Jim Henrikson
Brian Adler
Bob Costanza
Tony Adler
Adell Aldrich
Robert 'Cass' McEntee
Kanani Wolf
Ellen Totleben
Amy Reiner
Stanton Barrett
Jennifer Caputo
Florence-Isabelle Megginson
Jim Chory
Gordon Antell
Clay Rawlins
Robert Aaron Brown
June Brickman
Vincent Jefferds
Minerva Adams
Fred Apolito
Mitch Toles
Catherine Bond
Laura Christy
Clinton Dougherty
Michael Cassidy
Denise Pizzini
George Herthel
Shane Dixon
Charlie Brewer
Kenn Fuller
Lynda Obst
Michele Teleis-Fickle
Dana Millman
Eric Sundahl
Melanie Grefé
Wally Sweeterman
Mike Weathers
Lee J. Bognar
Dennis Petersen
Robert Frazen
Fred Toye
Sean J. O'Shea
Jeff Case
Mindy Sheldon
John 'Jake' Jacobson
Candace Suerstedt
Mark Allen
Mary-Anne Aston
Steven Mack
Judith Pritchard
Lance Mancuso
Ron Petruccione
Will Leong
Ken Beauchene
Mindy Miller
Tim Chilton
Gary Coppola
Melissa Allen-Weiser
Dennis Fuller
TOP CAST
Josh Hamilton
Michael Herlihy
Julia Stiles
Katie Herlihy
Jerry O'Connell
Brian Herlihy
Jeremy Sisto
Kenny Klein
Jordana Brewster
Sarah Weinstock
Leonard Roberts
Emmet Taylor
Bill Smitrovich
Bill Herlihy
Annie Corley
Mary Herlihy
Donovan Leitch
Neal Reynolds
David Alan Grier
Fred Hampton
Charles S. Dutton
Reverend Willie Taylor
Cliff Gorman
Father Daniel Berrigan
April Mills
Constance
Marc Blucas
Buddy Wells
Jenna Byrne
Melissa
Carnie Wilson
Mama Earth
John C. Meier
Cop #3
David Denman
SDS Radical
Ronald William Lawrence
Civil Rights Leader #1
Kimberly Scott
Althea Taylor
Monti Sharp
Civil Rights Leader #2
Chonique Sneed
Dancer
Sara Van Horn
Sister Elisabeth
Brian Donovan
Chicago Delegate / Reed Student
Raynor Scheine
Sheriff
Gibbs Tolsdorf
Marine
James Arone
Father Monahan
David Paul Needles
Toby Manders
David Tom
Tommy
Lauren Birkell
Joanie
Grant Gelt
Jimmy Dunbar
Lynn Tufeld
Nurse
Ping Wu
Chinese Waiter
Jeremiah Birkett
Marquette
Nigel Thatch
Corey
Elisabeth Röhm
Amanda Stone
Mushond Lee
Huey Newton
Michael Maize
Leather Hat
Hugh Ross
Owl Man
Miranda Bailey
Digger Girl
Steve Eastin
Big Max
Roger Hampton
Half Sauced Man
Tim Reinhard
John Denny
Michael Harney
Tom Gryzbowski
Sean Hennigan
Sergeant
Brian Klugman
Wahoo
Heath Lourwood
WavyGravy
Grant Mathis
FBI Agent #2
Clay Wilcox
Trippie Hippie
Andrew Woodworth
Red
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