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Just Mercy

Title
Just Mercy (2024)
Just Mercy
Year
2024
Catalog
Genre
IMDB
Rating
8 from 10 with total 1094 votes
Premiere
2019-12-25
Runtime
136 minutes
Description
The powerful true story of Harvard-educated lawyer Bryan Stevenson, who goes to Alabama to defend the disenfranchised and wrongly condemned — including Walter McMillian, a man sentenced to death despite evidence proving his innocence. Bryan fights tirelessly for Walter with the system stacked against them.
Cast

Michael B. Jordan character Bryan Stevenson

Brie Larson character Eva Ansley

Jamie Foxx character Walter McMillian

O'Shea Jackson Jr. character Anthony Ray Hinton

Rafe Spall character Tommy Champan

Rob Morgan character Herbert Richardson

Tim Blake Nelson character Ralph Myers

Rhoda Griffis character Judge Pamela Bachab

J. Alphonse Nicholson character Henry Davis

Karan Kendrick character Minnie McMillian

Hayes Mercure character Jeremy Doss

Lindsay Ayliffe character Judge Foster

Dominic Bogart character Doug Ansley

Tim Hooper character Charles Cooper, Office Manager

Andrene Ward-Hammond character Brenda

John Lacy character Bill

Michael Harding character Sheriff Tate

Ron Clinton Smith character Woodrow Ikner

C.J. LeBlanc character John McMillian

Kelly Mumme character Stella Taylor

Mallory Hoff character Alice Brooks

Terence Rosemore character Jimmy

Charlie Pye Jr. character Charlie the Tree Expert

Christopher Wolfe character Jim Wilkes

Adam Boyer character Prison Guard

Jacinte Blankenship character Christy Stevenson

Bryan Stevenson character Howard Stevenson Jr.

Brad Sanders character Howard Stevenson Sr.

Charmin Lee character Alice Stevenson

Sebastian Eugene Hansen character Kris Ansley

David Garlock character Prison Interviewee

Robert Caston character Prison Interviewee

Talmedge Hayes character Prison Interviewee

Kuntrell Jackson character Prison Interviewee

Tatom Pender character Tracy

Scarlet Olivia Dunbar character Jackie McMillian

Denitra Isler character Evelyn McMillian

Darryl W. Handy character Bernard

Darrell Britt-Gibson character Darnell Houston

Al Mitchell character Uncle Leo

Pete Burris character Local Male Witness

Susie Spear Purcell character Local Female Witness

Deadra Moore character Deb

Ryan Dinning character Young Officer

Carl Palmer character Older Officer

Greta Glenn character Doris Miller

Alex Van character Chamber Guard

Leydi Morales character Female Death Row Guard

Ben Peck character Holman Warden

Ted Huckabee character Bailiff

Ryan Girard character Clay Kast

Tim Ware character Psychologist

Norm Lewis character Newscaster (voice)

Claire Bronson character Mrs. Chapman

Desmond Phillips character State Officer

Drew Starkey character Young Guard

Steve Coulter character Judge Buren

McDaniel Austin character Inmate

Drew Scheid character Linus (uncredited)

Brandon Armstrong character Neighbor (uncredited)

Elizabeth Becka character Mrs. Franklin (uncredited)

Kirk Bovill character David Walker (uncredited)

Tony Bradley character Prisoner (uncredited)

Matthew Byrge character Officer Williams (uncredited)

Olivia De Paux character Court Reporter (uncredited)

Matthew Del Bene character Male Lawyer 2 (uncredited)

Sandy Givelber character Court Reporter (uncredited)

John Grimm character Community Leader (uncredited)

Christine Hameed character Family Member (uncredited)

Harvey B. Jackson character Mason Sheriff Deputy (uncredited)

Jay DeVon Johnson character Black Guard (uncredited)

Jay D. Kacho character Prominent Monroeville Citizen (uncredited)

Mary Kraft character Professor Bartholet (uncredited)

David Michael-Smith character Deputy Sheriff Barnes (uncredited)

Josh Royston character Police Officer (uncredited)

Patti Schellhaas character Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)

Tonea Stewart character Mrs. Coleman (uncredited)

Albert L. Taylor character Death Row Inmate (uncredited)

Robert Tinsley character Prison Guard (uncredited)

Benjamin Weaver character Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)