Just Mercy
Every generation has its hero. Meet ours.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.
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.
Genres: Drama, Crime, History
Budget: $25,000,000 | Revenue : $50,401,502
Runtime: 137 minutes
13th
21 Bridges
Mia
Richard Jewell
Like a Boss
Black and Blue
The Good Liar
Little Women
My Mom Is a Character 3
Jojo Rabbit
Michael B. Jordan
Played Bryan Stevenson
Brie Larson
Played Eva Ansley
Jamie Foxx
Played Walter McMillian
O'Shea Jackson Jr.
Played Anthony Ray Hinton
Rafe Spall
Played Tommy Champan
Rob Morgan
Played Herbert Richardson
Tim Blake Nelson
Played Ralph Myers
Rhoda Griffis
Played Judge Pamela Bachab
J. Alphonse Nicholson
Played Henry Davis
Karan Kendrick
Played Minnie McMillian
Hayes Mercure
Played Jeremy Doss
Lindsay Ayliffe
Played Judge Foster
Dominic Bogart
Played Doug Ansley
Tim Hooper
Played Charles Cooper, Office Manager
Andrene Ward-Hammond
Played Brenda
John Lacy
Played Bill
Michael Harding
Played Sheriff Tate
Ron Clinton Smith
Played Woodrow Ikner
C.J. LeBlanc
Played John McMillian
Kelly Mumme
Played Stella Taylor
Mallory Hoff
Played Alice Brooks
Terence Rosemore
Played Jimmy
Charlie Pye Jr.
Played Charlie the Tree Expert
Christopher Wolfe
Played Jim Wilkes
Adam Boyer
Played Prison Guard
Jacinte Blankenship
Played Christy Stevenson
Brad Sanders
Played Howard Stevenson Sr.
Charmin Lee
Played Alice Stevenson
Sebastian Eugene Hansen
Played Kris Ansley
David Garlock
Played Prison Interviewee
Robert Caston
Played Prison Interviewee
Talmedge Hayes
Played Prison Interviewee
Kuntrell Jackson
Played Prison Interviewee
Tatom Pender
Played Tracy
Scarlet Olivia Dunbar
Played Jackie McMillian
Denitra Isler
Played Evelyn McMillian
Darryl W. Handy
Played Bernard
Darrell Britt-Gibson
Played Darnell Houston
Al Mitchell
Played Uncle Leo
Pete Burris
Played Local Male Witness
Susie Spear Purcell
Played Local Female Witness
Deadra Moore
Played Deb
Ryan Dinning
Played Young Officer
Carl Palmer
Played Older Officer
Greta Glenn
Played Doris Miller
Alex Van
Played Chamber Guard
Leydi Morales
Played Female Death Row Guard
Ben Peck
Played Holman Warden
Ted Huckabee
Played Bailiff
Ryan Girard
Played Clay Kast
Tim Ware
Played Psychologist
Norm Lewis
Played Newscaster (voice)
Claire Bronson
Played Mrs. Chapman
Desmond Phillips
Played State Officer
Drew Starkey
Played Young Guard
Steve Coulter
Played Judge Buren
McDaniel Austin
Played Inmate
Drew Scheid
Played Linus (uncredited)
Brandon Armstrong
Played Neighbor (uncredited)
Elizabeth Becka
Played Mrs. Franklin (uncredited)
Kirk Bovill
Played David Walker (uncredited)
Tony Bradley
Played Prisoner (uncredited)
Olivia De Paux
Played Court Reporter (uncredited)
Christine Hameed
Played Family Member (uncredited)
Harvey B. Jackson
Played Mason Sheriff Deputy (uncredited)
Jay DeVon Johnson
Played Black Guard (uncredited)
Mary Kraft
Played Professor Bartholet (uncredited)
Josh Royston
Played Police Officer (uncredited)
Tonea Stewart
Played Mrs. Coleman (uncredited)
Albert L. Taylor
Played Death Row Inmate (uncredited)
Benjamin Weaver
Played Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
Robert Tinsley
Played Prison Guard (uncredited)
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