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 His life changed history. His courage changed lives.
Harvey Milk (1930-1978) was an activist and politician, and the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in America; in 1977, he was voted to the city supervisors' board of San Francisco. The following year, both he and the city's mayor George Moscone were shot to death by another city supervisor, Dan White. Mr. Milk was previously the subject of the Academy Award®-winning documentary feature The Times of Harvey Milk (1984), directed by Rob Epstein and produced by Richard Schmiechen. Milk will be the first non-documentary feature to explore the man's life and career.
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from Focus Features
Directed by
Gus Van Sant
Starring
Sean Penn (Harvey Milk)
Emile Hirsch (Cleve Jones)
Josh Brolin (Dan White)
Diego Luna (Jack Lira)
James Franco (Scott Smith)
Alison Pill (Anne Kronenberg)
Victor Garber (Mayor George Moscone)
Denis O'Hare (State Senator John Briggs)
Joseph Cross (Dick Pabich)
Stephen Spinella (Rick Stokes)
Lucas Grabeel (Danny Nicoletta)
Brandon Boyce (Jim Rivaldo)
Howard Rosenman (David Goodstein)
Kelvin Yu (Michael Wong)
Jeff Koons (Art Agnos)
Ted Jan Roberts (Dennis Peron)
Boyd Holbrook (Denton Smith)
Frank Robinson (Himself)
Allan Baird (Himself)
Tom Ammiano (Himself)
Carol Ruth Silver (Thelma)
Hope Goblirsch (Mary Anne White)
Steven Wiig (McConnely)
Ashlee Temple (Dianne Feinstein)
Wendy Tremont King (Carol Ruth Silver)
Kelvin Han Yee (Gordon Lau)
Robert Chimento (Phil Burton)
Ginabel Machado (Lily)
Daniel Landroche (Young Teen)
Trace Webb (Boy with Flier)
Velina Brown (Morning Show Host)
Scott Patrick Green (House Boy)
Mary Dilts (Channel 5 Reporter)
Roman Alcides (City Hall Engineer)
Robert George Nelson (San Francisco Cop No.1)
Brian Danker (San Francisco Cop No.2)
Richard Gross (Riot Cop)
Borzin Mottaghian (Senator Briggs' Driver)
Brian Yates Sharber (Gay Man)
Camron Palmer (Medora Paine)
Cully Fredricksen (Assistant Sheriff)
Mark Martinez (Sylvester)
Danny Glicker (Customer)
Catherine Cook (Opera Performer - Tosca)
Joe Meyers (Opera Performer - Spoletta)
Dominic Sahagun (Another Protester)
William McElroy (Barber)
Joey Hoeber (Union Man)
Mark E. Stanger (Priest)
Christopher Greene (Reporter)
Jesse Caldwell (Chamber Clerk)
Paul Arnold (Supervisor #1)
Jack Dunston (Supervisor #2)
Ron Gruetter (Supervisor #3)
Awele Makeba (Supervisor #4)
Tony Vella (Supervisor #5)
William M. Verducci (Supervisor #6)
Gilbert Baker (Telephone Tree #1)
Shavi Blake (Telephone Tree #2)
Brent Corrigan (Telephone Tree #3)
Draco Dewar (Telephone Tree #4)
Dave Franco (Telephone Tree #5)
Alex Gonzalez (Telephone Tree #6)
Olen Holm (Telephone Tree #7)
Elias McConnell (Telephone Tree #8)
Tom Ramdol (Telephone Tree #9)
Lynn McRee (Moscone's Secretary)
Cleve Jones (Don Amador)
John Parson (Castro Man)
Jay Kerzner (Speaker)
Kristen Marie Holly (Anne's Friend)
Sandi Ippolito (Relative)
Roger Groh (Reporter)
Maggie Weiland (Girl on Motorcycle)
Dustin Lance Black (Castro Clone)
Drew Kuhse (Pizza Delivery Man)
Eric Cook (Robert Hillsborough)
Written by
Dustin Lance Black
Rated: 
(for language, some sexual content and brief violence) |
Milk (DVD & Blu-ray)
Milk [CD]
Original Soundtrack
Milk: A Pictorial History of Harvey Milk
by Dustin Lance Black, Armistead Maupin
The Times of Harvey Milk (1984) (DVD)
The Mayor of Castro Street: The Life and Times of Harvey Milk
by Randy Shilts
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