Drama
In the 1920s, the rights of American workers to join a labor union was still considered an open question, and African-Americans were routinely denied their civil and economic rights. 10,000 Black Men Named George, the title, refers to the fact Pullman porters were often called "George" by white passengers, which was considered a racial slur.
Directed by
Robert Townsend
Written by
Cyrus Nowrasteh
Andre Braugher
A. Philip Randolph
Richard Blackburn
Franklin Roosevelt
Richard Eden
Fred Bent
Lyriq Bent
Disgruntled Man
Kenneth McGregor
Barton Davis
Mario Van Peebles
Ashley Totten
Amanda Brugel
Waitress
Brock Peters
Leon Frey
Robert Townsend
Charles S. Dutton
Milton Webster
Kedar Brown
James Randolph
Sandi Ross
Mrs. Walker
Dave Nichols
Detective #1
James McGowan
Desmond
Christopher Bondy
William Green
Ellen Holly
Selena Frey
Araya Mengesha
Bobby
Carla Brothers
Lucille Randolph
Ardon Bess
Daddy Moore
Darren Josephs
A Porter In Back
Ernestine Jackson
Mrs. Randolph
Yvette McKoy
Disgruntled Man's Wife
Joel Gordon
Circumspect Porter
Ordena Stephens
Sandi Totten
Neville Edwards
E.J. Daniels
Collette Micks
Mrs. Robbins
Terry Hart
Conductor
Mario Romano
Donaldson
Camille James
Porter's Wife
Lee Taylor
Wealthy Passenger
John Dewey
College Kid
Ed Fielding
Conductor #2
Karen Eyo
Elegant Woman
Harvey Sokoloff
Board Member
Tim MacMenamin
Lead Thug (as Tim McMenamin)
Peter Graham
Conductor #3
Aron Tager
Governor Morrow
Larry Schwartz
Mayor LaGuardia
Hadley Sandiford
Porter
Sean Wayne Doyle
Mediator
Marvin Hinz
Reporter
Nelson Tynes
Dancing Porter
Herbert Johnson
Other Porter
Klé McKoy
Disgruntled Man's Son

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