The Color of Courage

Based on the landmark civil rights case Sipes vs. McGhee, The Color of Courage chronicles the friendship between a white woman and a black woman whose family, the McGhees, has moved into a previously all-white neighborhood. A McGhee granddaughter, Kathleen McGhee-Anderson, wrote the script.

Linda Hamilton

(Anna Sipes)

Lynn Whitfield

(Minnie McGhee)

Bruce Greenwood

(Benjamin Sipes)

Roger Guenveur Smith

(Mac McGhee)

David Andrews

(Philip Renfrew)

Jenny O'Hara

(Dorothy Renfrew)

Gannon Brown

(Reggie McGhee)

Shan Elliot

(Orsel McGhee)

Tegan Moss

(Maggie Sipes)

Kevin McNulty

(Thompson)

Paul Jarrett

(Stanford)

Dee Jay Jackson

(Fred)

Bill Dow

(Winchell)

Gillian Barber

(Carol)

Glynis Davies

(Audrey)

Linden Banks

(Andrews)

Fred Henderson

(Donnelly)

Blu Mankuma

(Hollis Grey)

P.J. Prinsloo

(Howard)

Henry O. Watson

(Francis Kent)

Juliana Wimbles

(Lewellyn)

Nathaniel DeVeaux

(Landlord)

Rhys Williams

(Milton)

Laurie Murdoch

(Bloodheart)

Stephen Dimopoulos

(Joachim)

Simon Longmore

(Devon)

Roger Cross

(Thurgood Marshall)

William Nunn

(Chief Justice Vinson)

French Tickner

(Judge Braddock)

Charles Payne

(Observer)

Charles Andre

(Drunken Male)

Tim Dixon

(Reporter #1)

Roger Haskett

(Reporter #2)

Alandra

(Saleswoman #1)

Ernie Pitts

(Youth #1)

Phillip Mitchell

(Deputy)

Sarah Hayward

(Woman in the Street)

Cameron Phillips

(Bartender)