The Life of David Gale
The crime is clear. The truth is not.A man against capital punishment is accused of murdering a fellow activist and is sent to death row.
Description: A man against capital punishment is accused of murdering a fellow activist and is sent to death row.
Genres: Drama, Thriller, Crime
Homepage: http://alanparker.com/film/the-life-of-david-gayle/
Budget: $50,000,000 | Revenue : $38,955,598
Runtime: 130 minutes
Michou d'Auber
The Divide
K-PAX
Irrational Man
Pay It Forward
The Crimson Pirate
Guilty
Rebels of the Neon God
Tintin and the Lake of Sharks
Blind Horizon
Kevin Spacey
Played David Gale
Kate Winslet
Played Bitsey Bloom
Laura Linney
Played Constance Hallaway
Rhona Mitra
Played Berlin
Gabriel Mann
Played Zack Stemmons
Matt Craven
Played Dusty Wright
Jim Beaver
Played Duke Grover
Cleo King
Played Barbara Kreuster
Leon Rippy
Played Braxton Belyeu
Melissa McCarthy
Played Nico the Goth Girl
Lee Ritchey
Played Joe Mullarkey
Brandy Little
Played Motel Waitress
Jesse De Luna
Played Supervising Guard
Vernon Grote
Played Door Guard
Larissa Wolcott
Played Jo Edna the Babysitter
Sean Hennigan
Played Ross
Charles Sanders
Played John
Marco Perella
Played TV Host
Michael Crabtree
Played Governor Hardin
Julio Cesar Cedillo
Played Officer Ramirez
Christopher Meister
Played Officer Hasermann
Cliff Stephens
Played University President
James Huston
Played DeathWatch Chief / TV Reporter
Chris Warner
Played Hospital Orderly
Julia Lashae
Played New Homeowner
Matthew Posey
Played Inmate Cook
Lynn Mathis
Played Warden
Robert Lott
Played Bullhorn Protester
Mark Voges
Played Bullhorn Protester
Katherine Willis
Played Bullhorn Protester
Amparo Moreno
Played Sharon's Maid
Janis Kelly
Played Liú
Barbara Petricini-Buxton
Played TV Reporter
Asia De Marcos
Played TV Reporter
Amparo García
Played TV Reporter
Kirk Sisco
Played TV Reporter
Cassandra L. Small
Played TV Reporter
Oliver Tull
Played TV Reporter
George Haynes
Played Interviewee
Kathy Lamkin
Played Interviewee
Constance Jones
Played Reporter A.J. Roberts
Cindy Waite
Played Margie
Kimberly Tortorice
Played Grad Student
Katie Lott
Played Berlin's Classmate
Noah Truesdale
Played Jamie
Chuck Cureau
Played Greer
Mike Fontaine
Played TV Assistant Director
Elizabeth Gast
Played Sharon Gale
Chris Drewy
Played Radio Shed Executive
Katina Potts
Played Rosie
Katherine James
Played Beth
Cindy Michelle
Played Constance's Doctor
Jennifer Dorsey
Played College Girl
Maurice Moore
Played Belyeu's Clerk
Brenda Sendejo
Played Belyeu's Assistant
Rick Morrow
Played Section 1835 Guard
Julia Kay-Laskowski
Played TV Soprano
Donald Braswell
Played TV Tenor
Jack Gould
Played Chaplain
Jack Watkins
Played Photographer
Gwyn Little
Played Religious Woman
Patrick Fries
Played News Cameraman
Pilar Ferreiro
Played Barcelona Neighbor
Claudia Parker
Played Mail Girl
Joan Gispert
Played Guillermo
Mark Richardson
Played Timur
Justin Lavender
Played Calaf
David Dahl
Played TV Reporter
Catenya McHenry
Played TV Reporter
Brian Orr
Played TV Reporter
Michelle Valen
Played TV Reporter
Tanya Zieger
Played TV Reporter
Nick Dawson
Played Interviewee
Steve Flanagin
Played Interviewee
Evelyn Lindsey
Played Interviewee
T.J. McFarland
Played Interviewee
Deborah Abbott
Played Protestor (uncredited)
Stacy Lynn Austin
Played Traveler (uncredited)
Jerry M. Barker
Played Concerned Man (uncredited)
Richard R. Bartholomew
Played Businessman (uncredited)
Keith Bright
Played Texas Governor's Aide (uncredited)
Ryan Brooks
Played College Student (uncredited)
Pei-San Brown
Played Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Dian Childs
Played Dayplayer (uncredited)
Starla Christian
Played Party Girl (uncredited)
Wade Couturiaux
Played College Student / Activist (uncredited)
Constance Dasse
Played Protestor (uncredited)
Matthew J. Dunn
Played College Student (uncredited)
Ken Edwards
Played State Trooper / Lunch Patron (uncredited)
Nikki Folsom
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Ryan Hancock
Played Drinking Game Contestant (uncredited)
Garrett Hargrove
Played Coffee Boy (uncredited)
Peyton Hayslip
Played Doctor (uncredited)
David Scott Heck
Played Patient at AA Meeting (uncredited)
Reda Hicks
Played Party Guest (uncredited)
Robert H. Lambert
Played Airline Pilot (uncredited)
Gabriel R. Martinez
Played Reporter (uncredited)
C.K. McFarland
Played Carla (uncredited)
Josh Meyer
Played Sports Bar Youth (uncredited)
Brent Mitchell
Played Governor's Bodyguard (uncredited)
Cindy Palla
Played Victim's Mother (uncredited)
Roger Eduardo Palomino
Played Background Reporter (uncredited)
Alan Parker
Played Partygoer (uncredited)
Paul A. Partain
Played Alcoholic (uncredited)
Keith Poulson
Played College Student / Activist (uncredited)
Glen Powell Sr.
Played Prison Guard (uncredited)
George Renteria
Played Protestor (uncredited)
Nicole R. Roberts
Played Protester / Party Girl (uncredited)
Michael Schmid
Played Protestor (uncredited)
Ryan Schneider
Played Protester (uncredited)
Robin Simmons
Played Interviewee (uncredited)
Melanie Stovall
Played News Magazine Secretary (uncredited)
Danny Trevino
Played Salsa Dancer (uncredited)
Ryan Wickerham
Played Shooter at Rally (uncredited)
Michele Williams
Played Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Christine Wolf
Played 6th St. Club Patron (uncredited)
Willie Wright
Played Prison Guard (uncredited)
Jeff Gibbs
Played Josh
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