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42
TrailerThe story of Jackie Robinson from his signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers organization in 1945 to his historic 1947 rookie season when he broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball.Actors: Chadwick Boseman, Harrison Ford, Nicole Beharie, Christopher Meloni, Ryan Merriman, Lucas Black, André Holland, Alan Tudyk, Hamish Linklater, T.R. Knight, John C. McGinley, ...»Director: Brian HelgelandCountry: United StatesDuration: 128 minQuality: HDRelease: 2013IMDb: 7.50 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Jackie RobinsonPlayed by: Chadwick BosemanBranch RickeyPlayed by: Harrison FordRae RobinsonPlayed by: Nicole BeharieLeo DurocherPlayed by: Christopher MeloniDixie WalkerPlayed by: Ryan MerrimanPee Wee ReesePlayed by: Lucas BlackWendell SmithPlayed by: André HollandBen ChapmanPlayed by: Alan TudykRalph BrancaPlayed by: Hamish LinklaterHarold ParrottPlayed by: T.R. KnightRed BarberPlayed by: John C. McGinleyClyde SukeforthPlayed by: Toby HussBurt ShottonPlayed by: Max GailKirby HigbePlayed by: Brad BeyerMr. BrockPlayed by: James Pickens Jr.Joe GaragiolaPlayed by: Gino Anthony PesiClay HopperPlayed by: Brett CullenEddie StankyPlayed by: Jesse LukenPete ReiserPlayed by: Jamey HollidayBobby BraganPlayed by: Derek PhillipsSpider JorgensenPlayed by: Jamie RuehlingGene HermanskiPlayed by: Blake SandersCarl FurilloPlayed by: Johnny KnightHugh CaseyPlayed by: Clint O'BrienEd CharlesPlayed by: Dusan BrownEd's MotherPlayed by: Cherise BootheBirmingham CatcherPlayed by: Friedel PinkstonFritz OstermuellerPlayed by: Linc HandEverett McCooeyPlayed by: Thomas HelgelandLutherPlayed by: Matt ClarkHappy ChandlerPlayed by: Peter MackenzieBob CookePlayed by: Joe InscoeMalliePlayed by: Monnae MichaellDuff HarrisPlayed by: Karole ForemanDutch LeonardPlayed by: C.J. NitkowskiAndy SeminickPlayed by: Scott CallawayPhillie TwoPlayed by: Aaron FarbPhillie OnePlayed by: James RackleyMonarch BatterPlayed by: Anthony S. GoolsbyReporter OnePlayed by: Lou CriscuoloReporter TwoPlayed by: Ross HughesReporter ThreePlayed by: Joe KnezevichHerb PennockPlayed by: Mark HarelikFan OnePlayed by: Kenny CookFan TwoPlayed by: David SweeneyMiss BishopPlayed by: Rhoda GriffisBabe HamburgerPlayed by: Daniel FenlonPolicemanPlayed by: Maury CovingtonFrecklesPlayed by: Henry FriedmanFreckle's DadPlayed by: Holden HansenSpectator OnePlayed by: Dan MenginiSpectator TwoPlayed by: Jon KohlerDoctorPlayed by: Marc GowanJimmy PowersPlayed by: Jackson WalkerEddie DyerPlayed by: Danny VinsonPhotographerPlayed by: Ari BlinderCrackerPlayed by: William FlamanOlder WomanPlayed by: Denise MoyéHotel ManagerPlayed by: Peter JurasikAnother ReporterPlayed by: Michael H. ColeJane AnnPlayed by: Janet MetzgerRacist City Island FanPlayed by: Dax GriffinWhite Gas Station AttendantPlayed by: Jayson Warner SmithBoyPlayed by: Jeremy Ray TaylorBus DriverPlayed by: Christopher HarveyAlicePlayed by: Kelley JakleLaraine DayPlayed by: Jud TylorPanamanian KidPlayed by: Tobias Michael FinnShouting FanPlayed by: Ercell A. Grimes Jr.City Island UmpirePlayed by: Dwight HouserRoosevelt Home UmpirePlayed by: Barry SuttleBall One UmpirePlayed by: Andrew B. RobertsNegro League UmpirePlayed by: Jimmie L. ColemanUmpire OnePlayed by: Steve HicksUmpire TwoPlayed by: Wayne HickeyUmpire ThreePlayed by: Andrew C. MullinsUmpire FourPlayed by: Dennis A. SpearsUmpire FivePlayed by: Gary MillerReporter FourPlayed by: Todd WilsonEnos SlaughterPlayed by: David ThomsDeland UmpirePlayed by: Richard TavernaroDodger Bat BoyPlayed by: Hunter ClowdusBaseball PlayerPlayed by: Tucker Allen -
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Critic Reviews of "42"
San Francisco ChronicleMay 07, 2014A dramatization of what Robinson did and what it required, 42 will not disappoint.
TIME MagazineMay 07, 2014It's not easy to play a stoic, but Boseman anchors the movie, and when he smiles, 42, already such a warm story of such cold times, gets even brighter.
Time OutMay 07, 2014The style of the film, lush and traditional, is nothing special, but the takeaway, a daily struggle for dignity, is impossibly moving.
San Diego ReaderMay 07, 2014The story isn't much more than a hit parade of "Shut up, racist" moments -- Alan Tudyk's opposing manager just oozes with venomous talk -- but its blunt force is enough to get the job done.
GrantlandJanuary 06, 2014So 66 years after Robinson became the first black major league baseball player, here we are with 42, which has been made with such reverence for Robinson's importance that Robinson is barely there.
National Newspaper Publishers AssociationMarch 07, 2017This honorable and enlightening film pays due respect to Jackie Robinson -- a sports legend and courageous American hero.
CinemixtapeApril 08, 2016The Jackie Robinson story has always been more than deserving of a gaudy big-screen telling, and Helgeland is happy to oblige.
Maclean's MagazineMay 07, 2014A hero without imperfections can be problematic. But Jackie's nobility is more than well-earned, and tarnishing it for the sake of balance would be churlish. Besides, there's enough evil at loose among the white characters.
Sacramento News & ReviewMay 07, 2014Boseman gives a potentially star-making performance, while Ford, at 70, segues smoothly from firm-jawed action hero to elder-statesman character actor.
Canada.comMay 07, 2014It comes with a smooth burnished period look, and it tells a smooth and burnished story. Helgeland has good intentions but not much new to say about a real-life hero who wears his nobility and torment mostly as symbols.
Film Comment MagazineMay 07, 2014As a fond gesture to a country coming out of the dark ages, 42 is a good-hearted attempt at Robinson's story regardless of the historical realities it chose to gloss over.
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