| Color Of Freedom, The AKA Goodbye Bafana | |||||
| Image Ent. (2007) | |||||
| Biography, Drama, History | |||||
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| Dennis Haysbert | Nelson Mandela | |
| Diane Kruger | Gloria Gregory | |
| Joseph Fiennes | James Gregory | |
| Shiloh Henderson | Brett Gregory | |
| Patrick Lyster | Maj Pieter Jordaan | |
| Faith Ndukwana | Winnie Mandela | |
| Mehboob Bawa | Ahmed Kathrada | |
| Garth Breytenbach | Jack Steyn | |
| Adrian Galley | Brigadier Kemp | |
| Warrick Grier | Vann Niekerk | |
| Terry Pheto | Zindzi Mandela | |
| Leslie Mongezi | Walter Sisulu | |
| Sizwe Msutu | Cyril Ramaphosa | |
| Eduan van Jaarsveldt | Sgt Chris Brits |
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| Producer | Carola Ash
Dianne Beatty Michael Dounaev Stephen Margolis |
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| Writer | Bob Graham
James Gregory Greg Latter |
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Joseph Fiennes (Running With Scissors, Shakespeare In Love) and Dennis Haysbert (TV's 24) star in the incredible true story of the deep bond that develops between political prisoner Nelson Mandela and James Gregory, the racist white South African who was Mandela's prison guard for more than 20 years. Based on Gregory's controversial memoir, Goodbye Bafana, The Color Of Freedom powerfully chronicles the life-changing journey both men experience during Mandela's imprisonment - as one man confronts the racism he has always known, the other's struggle for freedom makes him a worldwide symbol of South Africa's heroic fight for democracy. |
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