Glory Road (2006)

Rating: 7.2 of 10

Below is the list of the 196 actors that worked in Glory Road. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Josh Lucas as Don Haskins

Derek Luke as Bobby Joe Hill

Austin Nichols as Jerry Armstrong

Jon Voight as Adolph Rupp

Evan Jones as Moe Iba

Schin A.S. Kerr as David Lattin

Alphonso McAuley as Orsten Artis

Mehcad Brooks as Harry Flournoy

Sam Jones III as Willie Worsley

Damaine Radcliff as Willie 'Scoops' Cager

Emily Deschanel as Mary Haskins

Al Shearer as Nevil Shed

Red West as Ross Moore

Kip Weeks as Togo Railey

Mitch Eakins as Dick Myers

Alejandro D. Hernandez as David Palacio

James Olivard as Louis 'Flip' Baudoin

Wilbur Fitzgerald as Wade Richardson

Andy Stahl as Dr. Ray

Brett Rice as George McCarty

Samuel Garland as Mark Haskins

Patrick Blanchard as Brent Haskins

Graham Timbes as Armstrong's Father

John McConnell as Exhibition Game Tournament Director

Mark Krasnoff as Good Ol' Boy Pool Player

Tobi Gadison as Flournoy's Friend

Elizabeth Omilami as Mrs. Flournoy

Afemo Omilami as Mr. Flournoy

Manny Chevrolet as Mexican Server

Oscar Nuñez as Locker Room Janitor

Tatyana Ali as Tina Malichi

Monica Monica as Geology Teacher

E.J. Nolan as Judd Milton

Ritchie Montgomery as Texas Western Booster

Jim Rumsfeld as Texas Western Announcer

Aaron Burdette as Eastern NM Forward

Matthew Johnson as Iowa Player #1

J. Todd Smith as Local Brother

Gary Grubbs as Ralph Miller - Iowa Coach

Wayne Ferrara as Iowa Reporter

Mark Miller as Iowa Reporter

William G. Schilling as Iowa Announcer

Greg Lucas as Iowa Announcer

Michael Arata as Sports Reporter

Douglas M. Griffin as Diner Attacker

Wes Brown as Pat Riley

Felix Favaloro as East Texas State Fan

Hunt Scarritt as East Texas State Fan

J.D. Evermore as East Texas State Fan

Bernard Hocke as Airport Reporter

Reagan Browne as Airport Reporter

Rusty Tennant as Airport Reporter

David Born as Seattle Game Anchor

Dave Cohen as NCAA Finals Anchor

Merle Harmon as NCAA Finals Anchor

Patrick Fulton as Wade Junior

John Drap as Awards Host

Christopher R. Rose as Awards Reporter

Catherine McGoohan as Esther Rupp

Carol Sutton as Old Woman - Cole Field House

Larry Matson as NCAA Stadium Announcer

Kim Wall as Kentucky Booster Wife

Caroline McKinley as Kentucky Booster Wife

Lou Anne Cooper as Kentucky Booster Wife

Frank Morton as Garden Brunch Waiter

Jeff Portell as NCAA Finals Reporter

Kenny Wilkerson as NCAA Finals Reporter

Wallace Merck as Racist - Cole Field House

Willie Metcalf as Elevator Man

Maureen Brennan as Racist - Spitting Woman

Brandi-Alisa Bates as Mary's Girlfriend

Sean Shields as Stevens

Stuart Greer as Kentucky Assistant Coach

Pat Hazell as Kentucky Booster

Frank Hoyt Taylor as Kentucky Booster

David Dahlgren as Kentucky Booster

Ralph Strangis as NCAA Regionals Anchor

Bob Ortegel as NCAA Regionals Anchor

Robert E. Pecunia as Seattle Coach

Gary G. Baylor as Seattle Referee

Tanya LaTrae as Party Girl

Schkena Bruton as Party Girl

Jason H. Elloie as Big Guy

Jamal R. Dennis as Big Guy

Valeri Ross as Mrs. Cager

Sean Serino as Lattin Girl

Heather Hemmens as Lattin Girl

Torsha Marie as Lattin Girl

Edwin C. Dorvin as Iowa Game Referee

Devyn A. Tyler as Cager's Sister

Christina Porter as Cager's Sister

Sharon Warren as Jolene

Dane Rhodes as Racist

Douglas M. Eames as Racist

Rick Randall as East Texas Game Referee #1

Doug Barden as NCAA Finals Reporter

Stocker Fontelieu as NCAA Finals Reporter

J.B. Gartner as NCAA Finals Reporter

Ro'bin White-Morton as Gospel Singer

Gary Rosierer as Kentucky Game Referee

Wesley O'Mary as Racist Kid

Dylan Osean as Kentucky Player

Israel Calvo as Juarez Bartender

Don Haskins as Himself, Gas Station Attendant

Magali Carrillo as Señorita

Kimberly Begon as Señorita

David Lattin as Army Bartender

Shannon Floyd as Texas Western Student

Meg Rae Barreras as Co-Ed #1

Aimee Bernard as Student

Alicen Holden as Kentucky Fan

Amber Gaiennie as Fan

Antonio Echeverria as Fan

Bethany White as Seattle University Cheerleader

Billy Joe Martinez as Passenger

Billy McDaniel as Seattle University Player

Brandi Gerard as Party Girl

Brian Edwards as Photographer

Brock Andrew Gillespie as Featured Basketball Player

Cesar Miramontes as Team Bus Driver & Faculty Member

Chris Kirkland as Photographer

Christine Mocklin as Student

Christopher Gilbertson

Chuck Halley as Courtside Radio Reporter

Clayton Lyons as ROTC Student

Codie Scott as Booster Alumni

Cynthia LeBlanc as Player's Mother

Dan Malo as Scorer

David Dino Wells Jr. as John Anderson

David Jensen as Doctor

David Tandy as Student

Don Lincoln as Photographer

Elton LeBlanc as News Reporter

Eric Carle as Latin Male, Camera Operator

Eric Schmidt as Photographer

Garrik Palumbo as Racist

Gary Michael Smith as Jayhawks Asst, Head Coach

Henry Jaderlund as Texas Team Ambassador

Jaci LeJeune as Student

Jaime San Andres as Reporter, Cameraman

James Aaron Smith as Herman Carr

James J. Duhon as Party Dancer

Jason M. Giaccone as Texas Western Band Trumpeter

Jeff Vance as Extra

Jenifer Rebecca Foster as Texas Western Student

Jennifer Cotton as Joleen

Jesse Benoit as Photographer

Jim Bishop as Iowa Assistant Coach

Jim Rabb as Jud Milton's Assistant

John Snow as Basketball Player, University of Maryland

Josh Duffy as Kentucky Band Member

Josh Hepola as Businessman

Jude Cambise as Assistant Coach

Justin Groetsch as Student

Justin Lee Tidwell as Texas Western Student

Karen Penrose as Spectator

Kathleen Mocklin as Student

Ken Davis as NCAA Official

Kenneth Coblentz as Reporter

Kevin Lorio as Courtside Reporter, Spectator, Cameraman

Kimberly Whitfield as Fan

Langdon Herrick as Arena Crowd Member

Lea Goodwin as Student

Louis Dupuy as News Reporter

Mark Adam as Reporter

Mary Lapworth as Texas Western Cheerleader

Maryetta Coleman as Student

Matthew Carroll as #22 Navada

Melissa Caudle as Reporter

Michelle L. Clarke as Coach's Wife

Mike Franklin as Student

Nicholas Hooks as Kentucky Band

Oliver Morton as Atlanta All-Star Player, Kansas Player

Oliver Tosh as Soldier

Onye' Coleman as Student

Pat Riley as Himself

Paul Shirley as #50 Iowa

Paul Voitier as NCAA Official

Rolexis Delaney as Student

Ross Rouillier as ENM Player

Russell M. Haeuser as Texas Western Booster

Ryan Glorioso as Texas Western Band Bass Drummer

Stan McDonald as Taxi Passenger

T.J. Villarrubia Jr. as Photographer #7

Tamarah Murley as Taxi Passenger

Tana Lee Bristow as Chaperone

Terry Alan as News Reporter

Thomas Tah Hyde III as Player

Trent Smith as Photographer

Troy LoCoco as Racist

Tyler Chetta as Coach's Son

Tyler New as Kentucky Player

Van Hornsby as Kansas #33

Wayne Douglas Morgan as Reporter, Cameraman

Will Stone as #35 Kansas

William Burns as Photographer