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12 Years a Slave - Steve McQueen

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Directed by: 
Steve McQueen
Story by: 
Solomon Northup
Screenplay by: 
John Ridley
Produced by: 
Brad Pitt
Dede Gardner
Anthony Katagas
Jeremy Kleiner
Steve McQueen
Arnon Milchan
Bill Pohlad
Release year: 
2013
Country: 
United States of America
United Kingdom
Runtime: 
133min
Genre: 
Biographical film
Historical drama
Drama
Music by: 
Hans Zimmer
Soundtrack: 
12 Years a Slave
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Plot: 
Based on an incredible true story of one man's fight for survival and freedom. In the pre-Civil War United States, Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a free black man from upstate New York, is abducted and sold into slavery. Facing cruelty (personified by a malevolent slave owner, portrayed by Michael Fassbender), as well as unexpected kindnesses, Solomon struggles not only to stay alive, but to retain his dignity. In the twelfth year of his unforgettable odyssey, Solomon's chance meeting with a Canadian abolitionist (Brad Pitt) will forever alter his life.
Cast: 
Chiwetel Ejiofor
as
Solomon Northup
Michael Fassbender
as
Epps
Brad Pitt
as
Bass
Sarah Paulson
as
Mrs. Epps
Benedict Cumberbatch
as
Ford
Paul Dano
as
Tibeats
Garret Dillahunt
as
Armsby
Paul Giamatti
as
Freeman
Scoot McNairy
as
Brown
Lupita Nyong'o
as
Patsey
Adepero Oduye
as
Eliza
Michael K. Williams
as
Robert
Alfre Woodard
as
Mistress Shaw
Jason Ament
as
Cooke
Jon Arthur
as
Steamboat Crew 1st Mate
Dwight Henry
as
Uncle Abram
Dickie Gravois
as
Overseer
Bryan Batt
as
Judge Turner
Ashley Dyke
as
Anna
Kelsey Scott
as
Anne Northup
Quvenzhané Wallis
as
Margaret Northup
Cameron Zeigler
as
Alonzo Northup
Tony Bentley
as
Mr. Moon
Taran Killam
as
Hamilton
Christopher Shane Berry
as
Burch
Bill Camp
as
Radburn
Mister Mackey Jr.
as
Randall
Chris Chalk
as
Clemens
Craig Tate
as
John
Storm Reid
as
Emily
Tom Proctor
as
Biddee
Marc Macaulay
as
Captain
Vivian Fleming-Alvarez
as
Mulatto Woman
Douglas M. Griffin
as
Sailor
John McConnell
as
Jonus Ray
Marcus Lyle Brown
as
Jasper
Richard Holden
as
Fitzgerald
Robert Martin Steinberg
as
Parker
Anwan Glover
as
Cape
James C. Victor
as
Buyer
Liza J. Bennett
as
Mistress Ford
Nicole Collins
as
Rachel
J.D. Evermore
as
Chapin
Andy Dylan
as
Treach
Mustafa Harris
as
Sam
Gregory Bright
as
Edward
Austin Purnell
as
Bob
Thomas Francis Murphy
as
Patroller
Andre De'Sean Shanks
as
Victim 1
Kelvin Harrison
as
Victim 2
Scott Michael Jefferson
as
Master Shaw
Isaiah Jackson
as
Zachary
Deneen Tyler
as
Phebe
Topsy Chapman
as
Slave Spiritual Singer 1
Devin Maurice Evans
as
Slave Spiritual Singer 2
Jay Huguley
as
Sheriff
Devyn A. Tyler
as
Margaret Northup
(
Adult
)
Willo Jean-Baptiste
as
Margaret's Husband
Sean Paul Braud
as
Lynchman
Blake Burt
as
Upper Class Pedestrian
Carroll Burt
as
Lower Class Pedestrian #1
Joseph Randy Causin
as
Steamboat Crew
Haylie Creppel
as
Child in the Park
Justin Edward Davis
as
Saratoga Park Pedestrian #1
Jim Gunter
as
Steamboat Crew 2nd Mate
Emily D. Haley
as
Tea Seller
Jim Johnson
as
Lower Class Pedestrian #2
Mark Joyce
as
Street Merchant
John C. Klein
as
Lumber Mill Customer
Cynthia LeBlanc
as
Washington D.C. Pedestrian
Elton LeBlanc
as
Hotel Dining Patron
Gerard 'Jerry' Lewis
as
Slave Guard
Kevonte Mcdonald
as
Slave
Ritchie Montgomery
as
Roadman
Myesha-Tiara
as
Edwin Epps's Slave
Ruth Negga
as
Celeste
Jason Owen
as
Safty
Shawn Parsons
as
Road Man
Haley Powell
as
Slave Girl
Wayne Pere
as
Winslow
Erin Rementer
as
Ballroom Dancer
Andre Robinson
as
Slave Boy
Corrina Roshea
as
Slave Buyer
Jarett Shorts
as
Hornboy
Chaz Smith
as
Cigar Smoker
Tyler Soerries
as
Boy Playing in Park
Tre Tureaud
as
Saratoga Park Pedestrian #2
Justin Christopher Vaughn
as
Ezra
Bob Walker
as
Abolitionist Landowner
Caroline Grace Williamson
as
Ford Daughter
Timothy Wyant
as
Ford Lumber Buyer

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