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TrailerNineteen-year-old 'Strike' Dunham is a small-time street drug dealer for Rodney Little, who wants Strike to kill a former dealer who stole from him. When the guy is found with four bullets in his body, Strike's older brother turns himself in as the killer. Det. Rocco Klein doesn't buy the story, however, and sets out to find the truth, and it seems that all the fingers point toward Strike & Rodney.Actors: Harvey Keitel, John Turturro, Delroy Lindo, Mekhi Phifer, Isaiah Washington, Keith David, Peewee Love, Regina Taylor, Thomas Jefferson Byrd, Sticky Fingaz, Fredro Starr, ...»Director: Spike LeeCountry: United StatesDuration: 128 minQuality: HDRelease: 1995IMDb: 6.9Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Clockers"
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Characters of "Clockers"
Det. Rocco KleinPlayed by: Harvey Keitel
Det. Larry MazilliPlayed by: John Turturro
Rodney LittlePlayed by: Delroy Lindo
Ronald 'Strike' DunhamPlayed by: Mekhi Phifer
Victor DunhamPlayed by: Isaiah Washington
AndrPlayed by: Keith David
Tyrone 'Shorty' JeeterPlayed by: Peewee Love
Iris JeeterPlayed by: Regina Taylor
Errol BarnesPlayed by: Thomas Jefferson Byrd
ScientificPlayed by: Sticky Fingaz
GoPlayed by: Fredro Starr
HoracePlayed by: Elvis Nolasco
StanPlayed by: Lawrence B. Adisa
SkillsPlayed by: Hassan Johnson
GloriaPlayed by: Frances Foster
Detective Jo-JoPlayed by: Michael Imperioli
Big ChiefPlayed by: Brendan Kelly
ThumperPlayed by: Mike Starr
Mr. Herman BrownPlayed by: Graham Brown
Darryl AdamsPlayed by: Steve White
ChuckyPlayed by: Spike Lee
SoloPlayed by: Shawn McLean
BartucciPlayed by: Arthur J. Nascarella
Bill WalkerPlayed by: Harry Lennix
Medic APlayed by: John Fletcher
Medic FrankPlayed by: J.C. MacKenzie
Smart MikePlayed by: David Evanson
Reverend PaulPlayed by: Norman Matlock
CharlesPlayed by: Isaac Fowler
Davis, BartenderPlayed by: Maurice Sneed
KikiPlayed by: Ginny Yang
EarlPlayed by: Scot Anthony Robinson
MoePlayed by: Richard Ziman
TPlayed by: David Batiste
IvanPlayed by: Mar'qus Sample
MarkPlayed by: Mar'rece Sample
Dead Man BeggingPlayed by: Ron Brice
LouiePlayed by: Ken Garito
'Pick Me Up' KidPlayed by: Harvey Williams
Narc #3Played by: Michael Cullen
Narc LarryPlayed by: Larry Mullane
Bike Cop #2Played by: Patrick Ferraro
Bomb GirlPlayed by: Ronda Fowler
EMS TechnicianPlayed by: Marc Webster
Corrections Officer #2Played by: Michael Marchetta
Baby Recruit #3Played by: Mark Howard
T's Crewmember #1Played by: Lord Kayson
Fruit of Islam VendorPlayed by: Wayne Muhammed
Street VendorPlayed by: Martin Jaffe -
Directors of "Clockers"
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Creators of "Clockers"
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Critic Reviews of "Clockers"
TIME MagazineSeptember 22, 2008There is a force and focus in Lee's work, an absence of intellectual posturing and a willingness to let his material speak for itself that he has not achieved before.
Chicago ReaderSeptember 22, 2008The performances are strong, but the spectator often feels adrift in an overly busy intrigue.
VarietyJune 09, 2008A study of the urban dope-dealing culture and its toll on everyone who comes in contact with it, the picture has an insider's feel that is constantly undercut by the filmmaker's impulse to editorialize.
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006The result is a more sober, mournful and meditative expressionism than you'd expect. That's not to say the film isn't suspenseful, but the director's distaste for the inner city's gun culture is clear to see. Superbly acted.
Los Angeles TimesAugust 15, 2002Helping make these points is as strong a cast as Lee has yet worked with.
San Francisco ChronicleJune 18, 2002Has the strengths of Spike Lee's best work without the preachiness and gimmicky camera moves of his weakest.
FlavorwireAugust 16, 2016There's no denying the movie's greatness: the depth of the characters, the urgency of its narrative, the nightmarishness of its vision.
The Moving Picture ShowJuly 18, 2014Clockers leaves you with a sense of aching sadness, a regretful melancholy for the lives that have been blasted and the wrong decisions that have been made. Once again, Spike Lee has done the right thing.
Matt's Movie ReviewsJuly 06, 2010Spike Lee brings way too much baggage for the movie to work.
TV GuideSeptember 22, 2008Lee's film never recaptures the impact of the opening credit sequence, a grimly deglamorized tableaux of real-life crime scenes.
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