I Am Not Your Negro (2016) | Full Cast

Raoul Peck

DIRECTOR

Samuel L. Jackson

Narration(voice)

James Baldwin

Self(archiveFootage)

Martin Luther King

Self(archiveFootage)

Malcolm X

Self(archiveFootage)

Medgar Evers

Self(archiveFootage)

Robert F. Kennedy

Self(archiveFootage)

Harry Belafonte

Self(archiveFootage)

Paul Weiss

Self(archiveFootage)

Dick Cavett

Self(archiveFootage)

H. Rap Brown

Self - Black Panther Party(archiveFootage)

Bob Dylan

Self(archiveFootage)

Leander Perez

Self - White Citizens Council(archiveFootage)

Sidney Poitier

Various Roles(archiveFootage)

Ray Charles

Self(archiveFootage)

Doris Day

Various Roles(archiveFootage)

Gary Cooper

Frank Flannagan(archiveFootage)

Tony Curtis

John 'Joker' Jackson(archiveFootage)

Clinton Rosemond

Tump Redwine (clip from They Won't Forget (1937))(archiveFootage)

Joan Crawford

Bonnie(archiveFootage)

Rod Steiger

Gillespie(archiveFootage)

Richard Widmark

Ray Biddle(archiveFootage)

Fay Wray

Ann Darrow(archiveFootage)

Marlon Brando

Self(archiveFootage)

Joseph L. Mankiewicz

Self(archiveFootage)

Charlton Heston

Self(archiveFootage)

Michelle Obama

Self(archiveFootage)

Willie Best

Exodus (clip from The Monster Walks (1932))(archiveFootage)

George W. Bush

Self(archiveFootage)

Kenneth Clark

Self (clip from The Negro and the American Promise (1963))(archiveFootage)

Tristao Darius

Self

Stepin Fetchit

Richard (clip from I Ain't Gonna Open That Door (1947))(archiveFootage)

Lorraine Hansberry

Self(archiveFootage)

Shumerria Harris

Self

Audrey Hepburn

Ariane Chavasse(archiveFootage)

J. Edgar Hoover

Self - Head of the FBI(archiveFootage)

JoeyStarr

Narrator french version(voice)

Coretta Scott King

Self(archiveFootage)

Rodney King

Self(archiveFootage)

Barack Obama

Self(archiveFootage)

Macc Plaise

Self (Portraits)

Cathy Salvodon

Self

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Self(archiveFootage)

John Wayne

Ringo Kid(archiveFootage)

Billy Dee Williams

Self(archiveFootage)

George Bancroft

Marshal Curley Wilcox (clip from Stagecoach (1939))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Louise Beavers

Delilah Johnson (clip from Imitation of Life (1934))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Dorothy Black

Peola Johnson age 10 (clip from Imitation of Life (1934))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Earl Bostic

Self (clip from I Ain't Gonna Open That Door (1947))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Sidney Bracey

Herbert Wilkes (clip from The Monster Walks (1932))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Godfrey Cambridge

Self (clip from Chiquita Banana commercial)(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

John Carradine

Hatfield (clip from Stagecoach (1939))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Linda Darnell

Edie Johnson (clip from No Way Out (1950))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Norma Drew

Teacher (clip from Imitation of Life (1934))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Carol Haney

Gladys Hotchkiss (clip from The Pajama Game (1957))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Arte Johnson

Self (clip from The Gong Show (1976))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Noble Johnson

Native Chief (clip from King Kong (1933))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

James B. Lowe

Uncle Tom (clip from Uncle Tom's Cabin (1927))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Claudia McNeil

Lena Younger (clip from A Raisin in the Sun (1961))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Thomas Mitchell

Doc Josiah Boone (clip from Stagecoach (1939))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Jack Mower

Mr. Shelby (clip from Uncle Tom's Cabin (1927))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Gene Nelson

Tom Farnham (clip from Lullaby of Broadway (1951))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Vivien Oakland

Mrs. Shelby (clip from Uncle Tom's Cabin (1927))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Louise Platt

Mrs. Lucy Mallory (clip from Stagecoach (1939))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

S.Z. Sakall

Adolph Hubbell (clip from Lullaby of Broadway (1951))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Isabel Sanford

Tillie (clip from Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

George Siegmann

Simon Legree (clip from Uncle Tom's Cabin (1927))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Claire Trevor

Dallas(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Lester Vail

Bob (clip from Dance, Fools, Dance (1931))(uncredited)(archiveFootage)