
Longford(2006)
A portrait of Lord Longford, a tireless British campaigner whose controversial beliefs often resulted in furious political debate and personal conflict.


Brian Dennehy
Gary Gauger

Danny Glover
David Keaton

Delroy Lindo
Delbert Tibbs

Aidan Quinn
Kerry Max Cook

Susan Sarandon
Sunny Jacobs
David Brown Jr.
Robert Earl Hayes

Dennis Burkley
Sheriff Carroll

Bobby Cannavale
Jesse, Sunny's husband

Carlin Glynn
Judge

Chris Bauer
Cop #1
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