Cast
- Jamie Foxx ... Stan 'Tookie' Williams
- Lynn Whitfield ... Barbara Becnel
- Lee Thompson Young ... Charles Becnel
- Brenden Jefferson ... Young Stan Williams
- Brenda Bazinet ... Barbara's Agent
- Wes Williams ... Tony Bogard
- Greg Ellwand ... Prison Chief
- CCH Pounder ... Winnie Mandela
- Barbara Barnes-Hopkins ... Mrs. Williams
- Tom Barnett ... Jim Kates
- Karl Campbell ... Deuce-Five
- Joseph Pierre ... 17yr. Old Ray Washington
- Vibert Cobham ... Buddha
- David Fraser ... Strange Man
- Kahmaara Armatrading ... Stan Williams (9-12)
- Marcus Johnson ... Monroe Kid
- Garfield Williams ... Envoy
- Aaron Meeks ... Banger #1
- Donovan Palma ... Banger #2
- Philip Craig ... Warden Gomez
- Rosemary Dunsmore ... Warden Woodford
- Shane Daly ... Associate Warden Scanlon
- Calvin Green ... Balfour Armstrong
- Alison MacLeod ... Mrs. Moore
- Hadley Sandiford ... Ancient Man
- Scott Wickware ... Security Detective
- John Bayliss ... Robert Lee Morgan
- Barbara Gordon ... Mrs. Morgan
- Laura DeCarteret ... Morgan Spokesperson
- Reg Dreger ... Rosen Executive
- Derek Keurvorst ... Professor Keach
- Dan Duran ... Campus Reporter
- Liz West ... Publisher #3
- J.C. Kenny ... TV Reporter #1
- Tim Gammon ... TV Reporter #2
- Stefanie Samuels ... Female Guard
- Arnold Pinnock ... Guard #1
- Ted Ludzik ... Guard #2
- Jean Daigle ... Guard #3
- Martin Roach ... Guard Morales
- Stephen Lee Wright ... Visiting Room Guard
- Tommy Chang ... Junior Guard
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