Feature2013·128m·7.2

42

In a game divided by color, he made us see greatness.

Drama

In 1947, Jackie Robinson becomes the first Black man to play in Major League Baseball facing unabashed racism from the public, the press and other players.

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Cast

Chadwick Boseman

Jackie Robinson

Harrison Ford

Branch Rickey

Nicole Beharie

Rachel Robinson

Christopher Meloni

Leo Durocher

Ryan Merriman

Dixie Walker

Lucas Black

Pee Wee Reese

André Holland

Wendell Smith

Alan Tudyk

Ben Chapman

Hamish Linklater

Ralph Branca

T. R. Knight

Harold Parrott

John C. McGinley

Red Barber

Toby Huss

Clyde Sukeforth

Max Gail

Burt Shotton

Brad Beyer

Kirby Higbe

James Pickens Jr.

Mr. Brock

Gino Anthony Pesi

Joe Garagiola

Brett Cullen

Clay Hopper

Jesse Luken

Eddie Stanky

Jamey Holliday

Pete Reiser

Derek Phillips

Bobby Bragan

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$40.0M
Revenue
$95.0M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Legendary Pictures

Crew

Director

Brian Helgeland

Writers

Brian Helgeland

Peter McNulty

Editor

Don Burgess

Director of Photography

Mark Isham

Original Music Composer

Richard Hoover

Production Design

Kevin Stitt

Editor

Caroline Harris

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

The Movie Mob

8/19/2022

9.0

**Overall : An incredibly inspiring story told with gravitas, quality, skill, and class.** To see a film celebrate the character, resilience, and endurance of a man that withstood prejudice, violence, and bigotry without returning hatred with hatred is just inspiring—brilliant cast with incredible performances. The film focuses on the maturity and bravery of Robinson in overcoming enormous opposition. 42 tells the story well while still capturing the weight and pressure of each moment of the game. I could see Robinson’s skill as well as his motivation and resolve. This movie portrays the sport of baseball well but is ultimately about the power of character in the face of overwhelming opposition and how it can change attitudes, hearts, and minds.