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The incredible true story of gold medal champion Jesse Owens
2016 | 134m | English

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Based on the story of Jesse Owens, the athlete whose quest to become the greatest track and field athlete in history thrusts him onto the world stage of the 1936 Olympics, where he faces off against Adolf Hitler's vision of Aryan supremacy.
Release Date: Feb 19, 2016
Director: Stephen Hopkins
Writer: Joe Shrapnel, Anna Waterhouse
Genres: Drama, History
Keywords olympic games, nazi, biography, sports, historical figure, racism, track and field, inspirational
Production Companies Focus Features, Solofilms, Trinity Race, Mister Smith Entertainment, Trinica Entertainment, ID+, The Jesse Owens Foundation
Box Office Revenue: $24,804,129
Budget: $5,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Stephan James Jesse Owens
Jason Sudeikis Larry Snyder
Eli Goree Dave Albritton
Shanice Banton Ruth Solomon
Carice van Houten Leni Riefenstahl
Jeremy Irons Avery Brundage
William Hurt Jeremiah Mahoney
David Kross Carl "Luz" Long
Jonathan Higgins Dean Cromwell
Tony Curran Lawson Robertson
Amanda Crew Peggy
Barnaby Metschurat Joseph Goebbels
Chantel Riley Quincella
Vlasta Vrana St. John
Shamier Anderson Eulace Peacock
Jesse Bostick Ken Seitz
Moe Jeudy-Lamour Mel Walker
Gaetan Normandin Frank Wykoff
Jacob Andrew Kerr Foy Draper
Dondre Octave Ralph Metcalfe
Jeremy Ferdman Marty Glickman
Giacomo Gianniotti Sam Stoller
Tim McInnerny Charles Sherrill
Jonathan Aris Alfred J. Lill
Nicholas Woodeson Fred Rubien
Larry Day Francis Schmidt
Jon McLaren Trent
Michèle Lonsdale Smith Emma Owens
Andrew Moodie Henry Owens
Adrian Zwicker Adolf Hitler
Bruno Bruni, Jr. Hans Ertl
Marcus Bluhm Wolfgang Furstner
Glynn Turman Harry E. Davis
Manuel Sinor Franz Miller
Anthony Sherwood Rev. Ernest Hall
Justus Carrière Carl Diem
Karl Graboshas Adolf Dassler
Daniel Harroch Desk Clerk
Matt Keyes Reporter
Steffen Mennekes Journalist
Ricky Watson Reporter
Frank Schorpion Doorman
Milo Larratt Elevator Boy
Anian Zollner Hans Von Tschammer
Eric Davis Ferry Field Official
Tim Post Phil Diamond
John Maclaren Ferry Field Announcer
James R. Murray Brownshirt
Matthias Günther Brownshirt
Stefan Langel Brownshirt
Arthur Holden Rudolf Dassler
Lucinda Davis Beauty Parlor Boss
Jaa Smith-Johnson Sylvester Owens
Rodney Ramsey Henry Owens Jr.
Hank Palmer Quincy Owens
Jacquy Bidjeck Laverne Owens
Yvanna-Rose Leblanc Four-Year-Old Gloria Owens
Kayla Stewat Two-and-Half-Year-Old Gloria Owens
Jeff Burrell Radio Announcer
Kimberly Youance Local Girl #1
Andrea Carter Local Girl #2
Michael Bornhütter Jewish Man
Jana Reinhardt Jewish Woman
Aiza Ntibarikure Jazz Singer
Carlo Mestroni Boxing Match Announcer
Name Job
Peter Levy Director of Photography
John Smith Editor
Stephanie Gorin Casting
Andrea Kenyon Casting
Randi Wells Casting
Jean-Pierre Paquet Art Direction
Helene Lamarre Art Department Coordinator
Adina Herbell Art Department Coordinator
Claire Alary Property Master
David Brisbin Production Design
André Valade Set Decoration
Isabelle Guay Supervising Art Director
Mario Davignon Costume Design
Christelle Deforceville Assistant Costume Designer
Juliana Stenzel Costume Supervisor
Olivier Proulx Set Costumer
Dietke Brandt Set Costumer
Christoph Bauschinger Music Editor
Daniel Sauvé Steadicam Operator
Bertrand Calmeau Still Photographer
Thibault Grabherr Still Photographer
Stéphane Caron First Assistant Camera
Jye Skinn Animation
Frederic Breault CG Supervisor
Sylvain Theroux CG Supervisor
Caroline Guagliardo Visual Effects Coordinator
Christine Hantzo-Stoll Visual Effects Coordinator
Carole-Anne Hébert Visual Effects Coordinator
Gabrielle Marchand Roy Visual Effects Coordinator
Noemie Poirier Visual Effects Coordinator
Catherine Westgate Visual Effects Coordinator
Rachel Litz Visual Effects Editor
Cynthia Mourou Visual Effects Producer
Peter Skovsbo Visual Effects Producer
Thomas Tannenberger Visual Effects Producer
Nicolas Delval Visual Effects Producer
Josiane Fradette Visual Effects Producer
Martin Lipmann Visual Effects Supervisor
Jeremy Robert Visual Effects Supervisor
Arek Komorowski Visual Effects Supervisor
Mathieu Raynault Visual Effects Supervisor
Olaf Mierau ADR & Dubbing
Stan Sakellaropoulos ADR & Dubbing
Jean-Philippe St-Laurent Sound Editor
Mathieu Beaudin Sound Effects Editor
Jean-François Sauvé Sound Effects Editor
Luc Boudrias Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Réjean Goderre Hair Department Head
Andrea Gotowtschikow Hairstylist
Nathalie Trépanier Makeup Department Head
Valeska Schitthelm Makeup Artist
Julie Mignot Makeup Artist
Peter Moss Additional Photography
Stephen Hopkins Director
Ingeborg Heinemann Set Decoration
Suzanne Smith Crowley Casting
Robert Mattigetz Additional Photography
Jessica Kardos Visual Effects Coordinator
Pierre-Jules Audet Supervising Sound Editor
Rachel Portman Original Music Composer
Joe Shrapnel Writer
Anna Waterhouse Writer
Name Title
Karsten Brünig Producer
Luc Dayan Producer
Kate Garwood Producer
Jean-Charles Levy Producer
Nicolas Manuel Producer
Louis-Philippe Rochon Producer
Dominique Séguin Producer
Stephen Hopkins Producer
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Reviews

GenerationofSwine
10.0

Wow, Hopkins directed this and, honestly, at best he's directed a lot of guilty pleasure movies. You know, the movies that you know are bad but you like them anyway. This one is actually, well, good. It's a legit good film and that is odd for Hopkins. Anyway, the failing is the Nazi thing. The ... discrimination in America plays, because that was really the principal challenge that Owens needed to overcome to even make it to the Olympics in the first place. That was a struggle in and of itself. But, when it came to Germany it should have been more of a focus on him, and how he beat the "master race" and, instead, it was a little too focused on the Nazis. And, honestly, everyone knows who the Nazis are and what they did. We aren't watching the movie because of that, we are watching the movie because of what Owens did. However, despite that, the movie works with a strong opening act that dealt in an albeit heavy-handed but still absolutely dramatically compelling story about Owens. The only fault is that it loses focus in Germany.

Jan 12, 2023