Coach Carter
Drama
History
It begins on the streets. It ends here.
Based on a true story, in which Richmond High School head basketball coach Ken Carter made headlines in 1999 for benching his undefeated team due to poor academic results.
2005-01-14
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Cast
Director
Thomas Carter
Samuel L. Jackson as Ken Carter
Rob Brown as Kenyon Stone
Robert Ri'chard as Damien Carter
Rick Gonzalez as Timo Cruz
Nana Gbewonyo as Junior Battle
Antwon Tanner as Worm
Channing Tatum as Jason Lyle
Ashanti as Kyra
Texas Battle as Maddux
Denise Dowse as Principal Garrison
Debbi Morgan as Tonya
Mel Winkler as Coach White
Vincent Laresca as Renny
Octavia Spencer as Mrs. Battle
Sonya Eddy as Worm's Mother
Gwen McGee as Kenyon's Mother
Paul Rae as Guardian
Eugene Lee as Team Parent
Adrienne Bailon-Houghton as Dominique
Dana Davis as Peyton
Bob Costas as Bob Costas
Ray Baker as St. Francis Coach
Lacey Beeman as Susan
Marc McClure as Susan's Dad
Kara Houston as Amber
Jenny Gago as President Martinez
Ben Weber as Mr. Gesek
Sylva Kelegian as Office Assistant
Floyd Levine as Taxi Driver
Rob Fukuzaki as Reporter
Deena Dill as Field Reporter
Andy Umberger as Bay Hill Athletic Director
Leonard L. Thomas as Preseason Game Referee
Diana Charles as St. Francis Cheerleader
Chauntal Lewis as St. Francis Cheerleader
Anna Zielinski as St. Francis Cheerleader
Tanee McCall as Dancer
Allison Kyler as Dancer
Robert Hoffman as Dancer
Marty Dew as Dancer
Julius Callahan as Sideline Heckler (uncredited)
Curt Clendenin as Student (uncredited)
Kenneth Antonio Fernandez as Score Keeper (uncredited)
Jason Flowers as Student (uncredited)
Trae Ireland as Basketball Player (uncredited)
Spencer Kayden as Kennedy Cheerleader (uncredited)
Shavon Kirksey as Kennedy Cheerleader (uncredited)
Roger Lim as Benson Chiu (uncredited)
Paul McMichael as Student (uncredited)
Robert McMurrer as Fan (uncredited)
Margaret Newborn as Fan (uncredited)
Clara Soyoung as Miss Sherman (uncredited)