Bulworth
Bulworth is a comedy about a white politician (Warren Beatty) who is fed up with life. He plans his own assassination only to discover that morning that he doesn't really want to die. He decides to change his life. He begins to tell the truth at all times. Then he tries his hand at rapping. The film was nominated by the Academy Awards for an Oscar for Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen - Warren Beatty, Jeremy Pikser; nominated by the Chicago Film Critics Association Awards for the CFCA for Best Screenplay - Warren Beatty, Jeremy Pikser; nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture - Comedy/Musical, Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy/Musical - Warren Beatty, Best Screenplay - Motion Picture - Warren Beatty, Jeremy Pikser; nominated for a Golden Satellite Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical - Warren Beatty; nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Composition Written for a Motion Picture or for Television - Ennio Morricone; nominated for the Image Award for Outstanding Leading Actress in a Motion Picture - Halle Berry, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture - Don Cheadle; won the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards' LAFCA Award for Best Screenplay - Warren Beatty, Jeremy Pikser, Brian Helgeland; nominated by the Motion Picture Sound Editors for the Golden Reel Award for Best Sound Editing - Dialogue and ADR, Best Sound Editing - Music (Foreign and Domestic); nominated by the Political Film Society for the PFS Award - Expose'; nominated by the Venice Film Festival for the Golden Lion for Warren Beatty; and nominated by the Writers Guild of America for the WGA Award for Best Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen - Warren Beatty, Jeremy Pikser. The movie was released May 15, 1998
Cast
Kimberly Deauna Adams - Denisha
Warren Beatty - Sen. Jay Billington Bulworth
Vinny Argiro - Debate Director
Halle Berry - Nina
Sean Astin - Gary
Don Cheadle - L.D.
Kirk Baltz - Debate Producer
Oliver Platt - Dennis Murphy
Ernie Lee Banks - Leroy
Laurie Metcalf - Mimi
Amiri Baraka - Rastaman the Griot
Jack Warden - Eddie Davers
Paul Sorvino - Graham Crockett
Christine Baranski - Constance Bulworth
Adilah Barnes - Mrs. Brown
Debra Monk - Helen
Isaiah Washington - Darnell, Nina's Brother
Graham Beckel - Man with Dark Glasses
Nora Dunn - Missy Berliner, Reporter
Brandon N. Bowlin - Bouncer #2
Mongo Brownlee - Henchman #3
Thomas Jefferson Byrd - Uncle Rafeeq
J. Kenneth Campbell - Anthony
Scott Michael Campbell - Head Valet
Jann Carl - Herself
Kerry Catanese - Video Reporter #4
David Allen Clark - Himself
Terry Cooley - Henchman #2
Kevin Cooney - Rev. Wilberforce
Christopher Curry - Journalist
Stanley DeSantis - Manny Liebowitz
Michael Clarke Duncan - Bouncer
Jerry Dunphy - Himself
Dartanyan Edmonds - Man with Blunt
Edward J. Etherson - Mr. Sasser
V.J. Foster - Photographer
Leon Frierson - Osgood
George Furth - Older Man
Xiomara Cuevas Galindo - Video Reporter #2
Robin Gammell - Geoffrey
Life Garland - Darnell's Bud
Jackie Gayle - Macavoy, Bulworth's Chauffeur
Jim Haynie - Bill Stone
Randee Heller - Mrs. Tannenbaum
Barry Shabaka Henley - Man at Frankie's
James Hill - Journalist
Kene Holliday - Man in Church #1
Brian Hooks - Marcus Garvey
Terry Hoyos - Reporter #3
Myra J. - Woman in Church #1
Mario Jackson - Snag
Ariyan A. Johnson - Tanya
Jedda Jones - Woman in Church #2
Michael Kaufman - Reporter #1
James Keane - American Politics Director
Tom Kelly - Reporter #5
Larry King - Himself
Deborah Lacey - Reporter #2
Mimi Lieber - Mrs. Liebowitz
Elizabeth Lindsey - American Politics Host
Joshua Malina - Bill Feldman
Larry Mark - Bouncer #3
Helen Martin - Momma Doll
Armelia McQueen - Ruthie
Michael Milhoan - Mark, Cop #1
Jamal Mixon - Little Gangsta
Jarod Mixon - Little Gangsta
Deborah Moore - Reporter
Michele Morgan - Cheryl
Patrick Morgan - Studio Employee
Juli Mortz - Larry King's Assistant
Scott Mosenson - Video Cameraman
Paul Motley - Janitor in Senate Office
Chris Mulkey - Cop #2
Lou Myers - Uncle Tyrone
Shawna Nagler - Technical Director
Jonathan Rogel Neal - Little Gangsta
Ron Ostrow - Staff Member
Norman Parker - Irwin Tannenbaum
James Pickens Jr. - Uncle David
Wendell Pierce - Fred
Kenneth Randle - Little Gangsta
Tony Thomas Randle - Little Gangsta
Arthur Reggie III - Little Gangsta
Adrain Ricard - Aunt Alice
Ava Rivera - Video Reporter #3
Richard C. Sarafian - Vinnie
Robert Scheer - Journalist
Sam Shamshak - Fundraiser Guest
Sarah Silverman - Sencond American Politics Assistant
Brooke Skulski - Reporter
Bee-Be Smith - Aunt Harriet
Roberto Soto - Reporter
Florence Stanley - Dobish, Bulworth's Secretary
Quinn Sullivan - Fundraiser Server
Sumiko Telljohn - Lady at Banquet
JoAnn D. Thomas - Rapper
Robin Thomas - Reporter in Hallway
Sheryl Underwood - Woman in Frankie's
Gary H. Walton - Bouncer #4
Andrew Warne - Video Reporter
Lee Weaver - Man in Church #2
Kenn Whitaker - Henchman #1
Jermaine Williams - Paul Robeson
John Witherspoon - Rev. Morris
William Baldwin - Constance Bulworth's Lover
    (uncredited)
Hart Bochner - Hugh Waldron, Bulworth's Political
    Opponent (uncredited)
Pat Buchanan - Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Yvonne de La Paix - Political Donor (uncredited)
Bob Dole - Himself (archive foottage) (uncredited)
Steve Forbes - Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Al Gore - Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
George Hamilton - Geroge Hamilton (uncredited)
Isaac Mayanja - Microphone Holder for Warren Beatty
    (uncredited)
Paul Mazursky - Himself (uncredited)
Mackalean McCormick - Reporter (uncredited)
John McLaughlin - TV commentator (voice)
    (uncredited)
John Michael - Political donor (uncredited)
Josef Sommer - Doctor (uncredited)
Thom Tiierney - Churchgoer (uncredited)
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