Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
To walk the path of a hero, you have to see how it all began.19-year-old Billy Lynn is brought home for a victory tour after a harrowing Iraq battle. Through flashbacks the film shows what really happened to his squad – contrasting the realities of war with America's perceptions.
Description: 19-year-old Billy Lynn is brought home for a victory tour after a harrowing Iraq battle. Through flashbacks the film shows what really happened to his squad – contrasting the realities of war with America's perceptions.
Genres: Drama, War
Budget: $40,000,000 | Revenue : $30,930,984
Runtime: 113 minutes
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Joe Alwyn
Played Billy Lynn
Kristen Stewart
Played Kathryn Lynn
Chris Tucker
Played Albert
Garrett Hedlund
Played David Dime
Vin Diesel
Played Shroom
Steve Martin
Played Norm Oglesby
Makenzie Leigh
Played Faison
Ismael Cruz Cordova
Played Sgt. Holliday
Arturo Castro
Played Marcellino 'Mango' Montoya
Ben Platt
Played Josh
Deirdre Lovejoy
Played Denise Lynn
Tim Blake Nelson
Played Wayne Foster
Beau Knapp
Played Crack
Bruce McKinnon
Played Ray Lynn
Astro
Played Lodis
Gregory Alan Williams
Played Raise n' Praise Preacher
Bo Mitchell
Played Anxious / Grateful American
Ric Reitz
Played Anchor
Barney Harris
Played Sykes
Laura Lundy Wheale
Played Patty Lynn
Allen Daniel
Played Major Mac
Randy Gonzalez
Played Hector
Matthew Barnes
Played Travis
Austin McLamb
Played Brian
Mason Lee
Played Foo
Tommy McNulty
Played Reporter
Markina Brown
Played Reporter
Eric Kan
Played Reporter
Dana Barrett
Played Reporter
Richard Sherman
Played Football Player
J.J. Watt
Played Football Player
Christopher Matthew Cook
Played Roadie Foreman
Kristin Erickson
Played Travis' Girlfriend
Brad Mills
Played Travis' Friend
Genevieve Adams
Played Stage Manager
David Ramsey
Played Field Manager
Matthew Brady
Played Stadium Security Guy
Holly A. Morris
Played Grateful / Anxious American
Alan Gilmer
Played Grateful / Anxious American
Andy Glen
Played Grateful / Anxious American
Brandin Jenkins
Played Grateful / Anxious American
Chesta Drake
Played Grateful / Anxious American
Cooper Andrews
Played Grateful / Anxious American
Katie Deal
Played Grateful American
Tatom Pender
Played Anxious / Grateful American
Katrina Pettiford
Played Kelly
Erin Moore
Played Michelle
Elizabeth Chestang
Played Beyoncé
Kellie Pickler
Played National Anthem Singer
Marc Inniss
Played Pushy Halftime Singer
Fajer Al-Kaisi
Played Interpreter
Antonio Badrani
Played Iraqi Father
Badia Obaid
Played Iraqi Grandmother
Leila Kadiri
Played Iraqi Mother
Mansour Badri
Played Iraqi Uncle
Azim Rizk
Played Waleed
Jay Peterson
Played Rude Fan
Zaydun Khalaf
Played Shopkeeper
Phil Armijo
Played Texas Aristocrat (uncredited)
Stevie Baggs Jr.
Played Sportscaster (uncredited)
Adrienne Ballenger
Played Cheerleader (uncredited)
Paul Barlow Jr.
Played Concourse Comic (uncredited)
Alexandra Bartee
Played Cheerleader (uncredited)
Brooke Borba
Played Woman (uncredited)
Claire Bronson
Played Female Referee (uncredited)
Bricine Brown
Played EMT / Paramedic (uncredited)
Amanda Burke Buczek
Played Aristocrat (uncredited)
Todd Chapman
Played Norm's Aide (uncredited)
Chuck Clark
Played VIP Fan (uncredited)
Alex Coker
Played Honor Guard Team Leader (uncredited)
Jameson Jamey Copeland
Played Flag Holder (uncredited)
Xavier Cortes
Played Camera Operator (uncredited)
Erin Dangler
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Patrick Darcey
Played Honor Guard (uncredited)
Deena Dill
Played Co-Anchor (uncredited)
Sydney Durso
Played Cheerleader (uncredited)
Angela Everhart
Played Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader (uncredited)
Gregory Fears
Played Jones VIP (uncredited)
DeRon Ford
Played VIP Corridor Fan (uncredited)
Courtland Fuller
Played Journalist (uncredited)
Gabriel 'G-Rod' Rodriguez
Played Bouncer (uncredited)
Fred Galle
Played Super Wealthy Texan (uncredited)
Marion Guyot
Played Nice Lady (uncredited)
Jas Hardy
Played Dallas Bravo Football Fan (uncredited)
De'Adrian Harmon
Played VIP / Millionaire (uncredited)
Jon Hartley
Played Dallas Tailgater (uncredited)
Robert Hendren
Played VIP Fan (uncredited)
Walter Hendrix III
Played Cameraman (uncredited)
Danni Heverin
Played Cheerleader (uncredited)
Dennis Hill
Played Soldier #1 (uncredited)
Terayle Hill
Played Roadie (uncredited)
Geoffrey Howard
Played Bravo Fan (uncredited)
Billy James
Played Roadie (uncredited)
Dale Anthony Jennings
Played VIP (uncredited)
Racquel Bianca John
Played Military Teenage Girl (uncredited)
Kendall Kiker
Played Event Staff (uncredited)
Brian Kim
Played Vendor (uncredited)
Alex Kramer
Played Wounded Soldier (uncredited)
Avery Laraki
Played Hispanic Teenager (uncredited)
Roy Larsen
Played Texas Billionaire (uncredited)
Adrian Lockett
Played Military (uncredited)
Shannon Long
Played Cheerleader (uncredited)
Luke Loveless
Played Jumbotron Kid (uncredited)
Zamadia Lyles
Played Cheerleader (uncredited)
Shaun Lynch
Played Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Eric Maldonado
Played Physical Therapist (uncredited)
Asia Diamond Mason
Played Pep Squad / Dancer (uncredited)
Ronny Mathew
Played Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Trey McGriff
Played VIP Dallas Bravo Football Fan (uncredited)
Jock McKissic
Played Offensive Lineman (uncredited)
Dana Clark McPherson
Played VIP Fan (uncredited)
Matt Mercurio
Played Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Gary Miller
Played Texas Aristocrat (uncredited)
Michael Montgomery
Played Inspiring Football Player (uncredited)
Ricky Muse
Played Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Tommy O'Brien
Played Patriotic Reporter - Press Conference (uncredited)
Afsheen Olyaie
Played Slumdog / Soldier (uncredited)
George Pringle
Played Cameraman Press (uncredited)
Moneca S. Reid
Played Football Fan (uncredited)
Shuntel Renay
Played Pep Squad Dancer (uncredited)
Kristin McKenzie
Played Soldier in Iraq (uncredited)
Chan Ta Rivers
Played Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Giovanni Rodriguez
Played Cameraman (uncredited)
Joel Rogers
Played VIP Dinner Guest (uncredited)
Kourtney Shales
Played Cheerleader (uncredited)
Jack Teague
Played Sideline VIP Guest (uncredited)
Kenneth Tipton
Played Dancer (uncredited)
Jordan Verroi
Played Military Mechanic (uncredited)
Steve Warren
Played Football Fan (uncredited)
Erick Wofford
Played Marine Marcher (uncredited)
Brian Wyatt
Played New Van Crew Member (uncredited)
Jesse Yarborough
Played Football Fan (uncredited)
Jonathan Yaskoff
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Jay Busbee
Played Photographer (uncredited)
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