Woodlawn

One Hope. One Truth. One Way (John 14:6)

Love and unity in a school torn by racism and hate in the 1970s. A gifted high school football player must learn to embrace his talent and his faith as he battles racial tensions on and off the field.

Drama

C. Thomas Howell

(George 'Shorty' White)

Sean Astin

(Hank)

Jon Voight

(Paul Bryant)

Virginia Williams

(Debbie)

Brando Eaton

(Mike Morton)

Sherri Shepherd

(Momma Nathan)

Nic Bishop

(Tandy Gerelds)

Caleb Castille

(Tony Nathan)

Kelly Greyson

(Shelia)

Rhoda Griffis

(Attorney Brenda Howly)

Marcus Henderson

(Reggie Greene)

Joy Brunson

(Johnnie)

Lance E. Nichols

(Junior)

Kevin Sizemore

(Jerry Stearns)

DeVon Franklin

(Preacher)

Brett Rice

(Whitehurst)

Richard Kohnke

(Jeff Rutledge)

Jet Jurgensmeyer

(Todd Gerelds)

Kirk B.R. Woller

(Owen Davis)

Blake Burgess

(Allyson)

Danny Vinson

(Banks Assistant Coach)

Vernard 'Bone' Hampton

(Rowdy Fan)

Kevin Downes

(Birmingham Reporter)

Harry Alexander

(Wales)

Kristi Averette

(Mom in Restuarant / Football Game Attendee)

Devin Bright

(Cedric)

Jason Burkey

(Insurance Customer)

Alani iLongwe

(Malik)

Peter Charnock

(Woodlawn Football Player)

Matthew T. Cook

(Racist Fan)

Michael Entrekin

(Woodlawn Player)

Ron Flagge

(Johnnie's Dad)

Jeremy Grimsley

(Chain Gang)

Corey Hodge

(Woodlawn Football Player)

Tyrell Humphries

(Sam Cunningham)

Justin Johnston

(Football Official)

Walker Morgan Kendrick

(Field Boy)

David Kloehr

(David Smith)

Jeff Kruse

(Football Official)

Kelly Layne

(Jeff Rutledge's Mother)

Keith Loy

(Referee)

David Manne

(Reporter)

Doug Markstrom

(Football Official)

Tom Mullins

(Huffman Coach)

Justin O'Neal

(Malik's Friend)