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