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| New Line Home Entertainment (1998) | |||||
| Crime, Drama | |||||
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#54 |
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7*
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| Edward Norton | Derek Vinyard | |
| Edward Furlong | Danny Vinyard | |
| Beverly D'Angelo | Doris Vinyard | |
| Avery Brooks | Dr. Bob Sweeney | |
| Jennifer Lien | Davina Vinyard | |
| Ethan Suplee | Seth Ryan | |
| Stacy Keach | Cameron Alexander | |
| Fairuza Balk | Stacey | |
| Elliott Gould | Murray | |
| Guy Torry | Lamont |
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| Producer | Lawrence Turman
Steve Tisch |
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| Writer | David McKenna
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| Cinematography | Tony Kaye
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| Musician |
Anne Dudley
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American History X tells the story of Derek Vinyard, brilliantly played by Edward Norton. Derek is an active neo-Nazi skinhead and became one after the death of his police officer father. Derek is sent to prison where he realizes how wrong he has been. However, he returns home to discover that, in his absence, his younger brother Danny has followed closely in his racist footsteps. Derek works to help his brother see the error of his ways and the movie ends with one of the most shocking twists in recent cinema. |
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