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American Gangster (19-Oct-2007)

Director: Ridley Scott

Writer: Steven Zaillian

Keywords: Crime, Heroin, Biography, New York, Harlem

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Armand Assante
Actor
4-Oct-1949   Judge Dredd
Roger Bart
Actor
29-Sep-1962   Stepford Wives remake
Josh Brolin
Actor
12-Feb-1968   No Country for Old Men
Common
Rapper
13-Mar-1972   Jazz-rap performer
Kevin Corrigan
Actor
27-Mar-1969   Eddie Finnerty on Grounded for Life
Russell Crowe
Actor
7-Apr-1964   A Beautiful Mind
Ruby Dee
Actor
27-Oct-1924   The Jackie Robinson Story
Chiwetel Ejiofor
Actor
10-Jul-1974   Dirty Pretty Things
Idris Elba
Actor
6-Sep-1972   The Wire
Cuba Gooding, Jr.
Actor
2-Jan-1968   Show him the money already
Carla Gugino
Actor
29-Aug-1971   Spy Kids
Anthony Hamilton
Singer/Songwriter
28-Jan-1971   Comin' from Where I'm From
John Hawkes
Actor
11-Sep-1959   Bugsy in The Perfect Storm
T. I.
Rapper
25-Sep-1980   Dirty south rapper, Trap Muzik
Ted Levine
Actor
29-May-1958   Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs
Joe Morton
Actor
18-Oct-1947   The brother from another planet
Jon Polito
Actor
29-Dec-1950   Johnny Caspar in Miller's Crossing
Norman Reedus
Actor
6-Jan-1969   Gossip
The RZA
Music Producer
5-Jul-1969   Wu-Tang Clan
Roger Guenveur Smith
Actor
27-Jul-1959   A Huey P. Newton Story
KaDee Strickland
Actor
14-Dec-1975   Dr. Charlotte King on Private Practice
Denzel Washington
Actor
28-Dec-1954   Training Day

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