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Directed by: 
Denzel Washington
Screenplay by: 
Antwone Fisher
Produced by: 
Todd Black
Randa Haines
Denzel Washington
Release year: 
2002
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
120min
Genre: 
Romance Film
Biographical film
Drama
Music by: 
Mychael Danna
Subjects: 
Pedophilia
Plot: 
A sailor prone to violent outbursts is sent to a naval psychiatrist for help. Refusing at first to open up, the young man eventually breaks down and reveals a horrific childhood. Through the guidance of his doctor, he confronts his painful past and begins a quest to find the family he never knew.
Cast: 
Derek Luke
as
Antwone Quenton 'Fish' Fisher
Denzel Washington
as
Dr. Jerome Davenport
Malcolm David Kelley
as
Antwone Quenton 'Fish' Fisher
(
Age 7
)
Salli Richardson
as
Berta Davenport
Joy Bryant
as
Cheryl Smolley
Kevin Connolly
as
Slim
Viola Davis
as
Eva May
Leonard Earl Howze
as
Pork Chop
Yolonda Ross
as
Nadine
Cory Hodges
as
Antwone Quenton 'Fish' Fisher
(
Age 14
)
Novella Nelson
as
Mrs. Tate
Rainoldo Gooding
as
Grayson
Earl Billings
as
Uncle James Elkins
Stephen Snedden
as
Berkley
Kente Scott
as
Kansas City
Sung Kang
as
Receptionist
Leo Nepomuceno
as
SP #1
Cordell Stokes
as
Keith
(
Age 5
)
Ellis E. Williams
as
Reverend Tate
Timothy Reddick
as
Dwight
(
Age 8
)
De'Angelo Wilson
as
Jesse
(
Age 19
)
Jascha Washington
as
Jesse
(
Age 8
)
Vernee Watson-Johnson
as
Aunt Annette
Margaret Ford-Taylor
as
Eda
Bob Banks
as
Horace
Jada S. Louie
as
Jeannette
Rebecca Morris
as
Anna
Brandon Biggins
as
Eddie
Brandon Lewis
as
Ray
Eddie Baccus
as
Blind Piano Player
David Fowler
as
Chief Master-At-Arms
Sean'e La'Dae
as
Edward
Linda Cevallos
as
Sexy Woman
O. L. Duke
as
Uncle Duke
Charles Robinson
as
Howard
Michelle Davison
as
Johnny Mae
Fran Dorsey
as
Owner
Ruth Stehle
as
Snide Clerk
John Pittman Jr.
as
Another Clerk
Lissy Gulick
as
Mona
Edward C. Reynolds III
as
Man
André Patton
as
Kenny
Rita Pearson
as
Cashier
Janaya Reynolds
as
Young Girl #1
Na'tasha Marie Evans
as
Young Girl #2
Doug Jewell
as
Spinoza
Lynn E. Charles
as
Spinoza's Wife
Jason Dixon
as
Jason
Mary Bradley Marable
as
Older Lady
Teresa Hoefke
as
Case Worker
Angela Gillespie-Winborn
as
Woman in White
Kim Johnson
as
Disc Jockey
April Bolds
as
Jerome Davenport's Niece
James Brolin
as
The Captain
Ruby Gonzalez
as
Salsa Dancer
Q Hasan
as
Clerk
Gary Jones
as
Relative
Jenifer Lewis
as
Aunt
Melissa Michaels
as
Flight Attendant

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