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TrailerThe movie is a tribute to the controversial black activist and leader of the struggle for black liberation. It depicts his life and career since he is a small-time gangster, to his ministry as a member of the Nation of Islam.Actors: Denzel Washington, Angela Bassett, Albert Hall, Al Freeman Jr., Delroy Lindo, Spike Lee, Theresa Randle, Kate Vernon, Lonette McKee, Tommy Hollis, James McDaniel, ...»Director: Spike LeeCountry: Japan, United StatesDuration: 202 minQuality: HDRelease: 1992IMDb: 7.7Rating(7) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Characters of "Malcolm X"
Malcolm XPlayed by: Denzel Washington
Dr. Betty ShabazzPlayed by: Angela Bassett
BainesPlayed by: Albert Hall
Elijah MuhammadPlayed by: Al Freeman Jr.
West Indian ArchiePlayed by: Delroy Lindo
ShortyPlayed by: Spike Lee
LauraPlayed by: Theresa Randle
SophiaPlayed by: Kate Vernon
Louise LittlePlayed by: Lonette McKee
Earl LittlePlayed by: Tommy Hollis
Brother EarlPlayed by: James McDaniel
Mrs. SwerlinPlayed by: Shirley Stoler
DJ at the Harlem 'Y' DancePlayed by: Matthew Underwood
Billie HolidayPlayed by: Miki Howard
John F. KennedyPlayed by: Steve Reed
Jacqueline KennedyPlayed by: Jodie Farber
Governor John ConnallyPlayed by: Randy Means
Nellie ConnallyPlayed by: Columbia Dubose -
Directors of "Malcolm X"
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Critic Reviews of "Malcolm X"
VarietyJanuary 06, 2010Spike Lee has made a disappointingly conventional and sluggish film in Malcolm X.
Chicago ReaderJanuary 06, 2010Benefits from a lively lead performance by the miscast Denzel Washington but doesn't come within light years of the book, one of the greatest American autobiographies.
NewsweekOctober 18, 2008Lee and company have performed a powerful service: they have brought Malcolm X very much to life again, both as man and myth.
TIME MagazineSeptember 23, 2008Lee sketches Malcolm's life colorfully, if by the numbers. But he falls victim to the danger of movie biography: he elevates Malcolm's importance until the vital historical context is obscured.
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006It plays surprisingly safe as a solidly crafted trawl through the didactic/hagiographic conventions of the mainstream biopic.
New York TimesMay 20, 2003An ambitious, tough, seriously considered biographical film that, with honor, eludes easy characterization.
Groucho ReviewsJune 04, 2012Spike Lee called 1992's Malcolm X "the picture I was born to make," and star Denzel Washington referred to the titular civil-rights leader as "the role of a lifetime." They're both right...[Blu-ray]
Combustible CelluloidMarch 04, 2011The perfect combination of epic and personal, intimate and spectacular.
Common Sense MediaJanuary 02, 2011Insightful and well-rounded portrait of Malcolm X.
Empire MagazineJanuary 06, 2010Lee's film suffers from message over substance and is slightly tedious as a result.
Film4September 23, 2008Visually and dramatically, Lee pulls out all the stops, but it's Washington's performance that really energizes the film, and he's an exhilarating presence throughout.
EmanuelLevy.ComDecember 25, 2006Lamoclm X may seem conventional by Spike Lee's standards, but as a biopic of a controversial historical figure, it's superior to the nobility of spirit of a movie like Gandhi, for example, and Attenborough's high-mindedness.
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