| Soldiers Of Change | |||||
| Universal Studios (2005) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| Stacey Dash | Hallie Gilmore at 18 | |
| Charles Shaughnessy | Randolph Barrington III | |
| Clifton Davis | Thomas Ayers | |
| Debbie Allen | Bertha Lee Gilmore | |
| Ben Vereen | Whistlin' Willie Weston | |
| William R. Moses | Martin Shaughnessy | |
| Heath Freeman | Randy Barrington at 18 | |
| Cody Dorkin | Randy Barrington at 13 | |
| Bumper Robinson | Marcus Gilmore | |
| Josh Ackerman | Allen Kuperburg |
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| Producer | Michael Armand Hammer
Debbie Allen David Rose |
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| Writer | Buddy Sheffield
J. Marina Muhlfriedel |
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Riots. Rebellion. War. The Battlelines Were Drawn. In the midst of riots, rebellion, and revolution of the 1960s, a reluctant soldier finds himself in the center of two wars. Ripped from the front lines of the civil rights struggle at home and thrust into the war in Vietnam, Randy is forced into a heroic struggle for his life and his love. Soldiers Of Change tells the explosive story of one man's coming of age during the assassinations, protest and war that defined the 60s and changed the world. |
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