
93 minutes
4/22/2017
An African-American woman becomes an unwitting pioneer for medical breakthroughs when her cells are used to create the first immortal human cell line in the early 1950s.

Rose Byrne
as Rebecca Skloot

Renée Elise Goldsberry
as Henrietta Lacks

Oprah Winfrey
as Deborah Lacks

Ninja N. Devoe
as Country Girl Mae

Lisa Arrindell
as Aunt Ethel
Earl Poitier
as Cousin Josh

L. Warren Young
as Day Lacks

Patrick Walker
as Cousin Fred

Jane Rumbaua
as Mrs. Hsu

Sylvia Grace Crim
as Mary Kubicek

Tian Richards
as Lawrence (16 yrs.)

Kate Bond
as Young Woman
Jazzy Ellis
as Young Gladys

Jock McKissic
as Carl the Mechanic

Kyanna Simone Simpson
as Deborah (15-24YRS)

Tinashe Kajese
as Sadie
Kayla Anderson
as Johns Hopkins Student

Karen Wheeling Reynolds
as Mrs. Gey
Todd Lee
as Doctor

Jordan Eli Arellano
as Young Sonny Lacks

Mary Shaw
as Woman at Pump

Tatom Pender
as Johns Hopkins Nurse
Christopher Robert Escobar
as Chris the Intern
Clint Edwards
as Scientist
De'Marco Arrington
as Young Joe

Jaylon Gordon
as Alfred
Tashaun Stanfill-Perry
as Henrietta Lacks Neighbor
Matthew Bernard
as Johns Hopkins Student

Sage Mayer
as Young Boy
Elizabeth Hackler
as Rebecca's Co-worker

David Shae
as Reporter
Jaedon Godley
as Davon Lacks
Tyvonna Jones
as Elsie Lacks
Raphael Dante' Carr Jr.
as Young Sonny
Miguel Angel Marrero
as Scientist

Courtney B. Vance
as Sir Lord Keenan Coefield

Reed Birney
as Dr. George Gey

Alpha Trivette
as First Administrator
Terrence V. Walker
as Church Patron

Sean Freeland
as Charlie

Reg E. Cathey
as Zakariyyah

Gabriel Ebert
as Christoph Lengauer