Killing Castro

Killing Castro

Killing Castro

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Drama

History

Overview

Centered on true events when Cuban revolution leader Fidel Castro visited New York City and stayed in Harlem in 1960.

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Production Companies

CaliWood Pictures

Romulus Entertainment

Cast & Crew

25 members

Acting

Diego Boneta

Fidel Castro

Diego Boneta

Acting

Kendrick Sampson

Malcolm X

Kendrick Sampson

Acting

Al Pacino

Robert Maheu

Al Pacino

Acting

Xolo Mariduena

Unknown Role

Xolo Mariduena

Acting

KiKi Layne

Unknown Role

KiKi Layne

Acting

Alexander Ludwig

Unknown Role

Alexander Ludwig

Acting

Ron Livingston

Unknown Role

Ron Livingston

Acting

Logan Marshall-Green

Unknown Role

Logan Marshall-Green

Acting

Nicole Beharie

Unknown Role

Nicole Beharie

Acting

Titus Welliver

Unknown Role

Titus Welliver

Acting

Paul Ben-Victor

Sam Giancana

Paul Ben-Victor

Acting

Frankie Faison

Unknown Role

Frankie Faison

Acting

Diego Calva

Ernesto Guevara

Diego Calva

Acting

Holden Goodman

Unknown Role

Holden Goodman

Acting

Luis Antonio Ramos

Unknown Role

Luis Antonio Ramos

Acting

Taylor Shurte

Unknown Role

Taylor Shurte

Acting

Gil Perez-Abraham

Unknown Role

Gil Perez-Abraham

Acting

Ana Isabelle

Marita Lorenz

Ana Isabelle

Acting

Kelsey Lea Jones

Unknown Role

Kelsey Lea Jones

Acting

Eugene Alper

Nikita Khrushchev

Eugene Alper

Acting

Héctor Medina

Raul Castro

Héctor Medina

Acting

Ed Moran

Christian Herter

Ed Moran

Acting

Matthew Jacob

Alexander Alexeyev

Matthew Jacob

Acting

Steven Allen

Mr. Carter

Steven Allen

Acting

Sharaé Moultrie

Mrs. Carter

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