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Cast & Crew

Denzel Washington
Coach Boone

Will Patton
Coach Yoast

Donald Faison
Petey Jones

Wood Harris
Big Ju

Ryan Hurst
Bertier

Kate Bosworth
Emma Hoyt

Ethan Suplee
Lewis Lastik

Nicole Ari Parker
Carol Boone

Kip Pardue
Sunshine

Craig Kirkwood
Rev

Burgess Jenkins
Ray Budds

Earl Poitier
Blue Stanton

Ryan Gosling
Alan Bosley

Sharon Blackwood
Nurse Allice

David Jefferson
Cook

Stuart Greer
Assistant Coach

Lucinda Jenney
Arleen Yoast (uncredited)

Neal Ghant
Glascoe

Kelly Cheston
White girl No. 2

Hayden Panettiere
Sheryl Yoast

Boaz Yakin
Director

Gregory Allen Howard
Writer

Jerry Bruckheimer
Producer

Chad Oman
Producer

Mike Stenson
Executive Producer

Michael Flynn
Executive Producer

Philippe Rousselot
Cinematographer

Deborah Evans
Production Design

Michael Tronick
Film Editing

Judy L. Ruskin
Costume Design

Trevor Rabin
Music

Kathy Nelson
Music Supervisor

Bob Badami
Music Supervisor

Ronna Kress
Casting

Jonathan Short
Art Director

Anne Kuljian
Set Decoration

Emanuel Millar
Key Hair Stylist

Lynne Eagan
Key Makeup Artist

Sarah Mays
Assistant Makeup Artist

Tom Luse
Production Manager

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Audience Reviews for Remember the Titans

• Jul 05, 2014

  Sports dramas tend to follow a specific set of guidelines to tell its story. Ever films in the genre seem to embody the feel good aspect that has been a staple of the genre since the early sports movies, and I'm fine with that. With Remember the Titans, we have a good drama that is based on real events, and does something a bit different than your normal genre film, but it does add the typical elements that are we come to expect with these films. What is great about the film is the fact that it adds a lot to the story by showing the racial tension, and in doing that, the plot becomes more intricate, engaging and thought provoking. The performances are very good, and there several that stand out, especially that of its lead actors Denzel Washington and Will Patton. The film tackles an important subject that goes beyond the sports dramatic genre, and it does it pretty well. However, I did feel that at times there could have been a few improvements as well. Remember the Titans is a good film, but one that should really have stood considering the subject the film displays. If this wasn't released by Disney, then maybe a much better movie would have been made. This is good for what it is, but you end up wanting more from its story. For a sports film that uses the issue of race in its story, this film really should have been memorable. But what we have here is good entertainment, but to viewers wanting a bit more, you'll be a bit disappointed because like all other genre films, it is a tad predictable, and it left a lot of unexplored ideas that just never came to fruition. Nonetheless, Remember the Titans is a good story, one that showed teamwork in the face of prejudice, and in the end it's all that matters.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Jul 28, 2013

  Denzel Washington leads the team on a charge until the final whistle in Remember the Titans, a grand and inspirational football film. This Walt Disney classic is a primitive display of adversity and courage. The amount of chemistry from the then-segregated gridiron warriors was remarkable and helped propel this film as a truly great and heartfelt sports movie for every generation to experience. 5/5
  

  Eugene B Super Reviewer
• Dec 02, 2011

  This movie was just okay. It had a nice plot but in the end it was just another football movie. Acting was pretty good, and the moral was pretty sweet. Its probably me, but I expected more. In the end it was an average football flick for me.
  Bradley W Super Reviewer
• Nov 12, 2011

  It is an emotional and exciting movie in which you can mix white and black, although for a time, slow note.
  Rodrigo R Super Reviewer

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