

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

Branch Rickey

Rachel Robinson

Leo Durocher

Dixie Walker

Pee Wee Reese

Wendell Smith

Ben Chapman

Ralph Branca

Harold Parrott

Red Barber

Clyde Sukeforth

Burt Shotton

Kirby Higbe

Mr. Brock

Joe Garagiola

Clay Hopper

Eddie Stanky

Pete Reiser
Bobby Bragan

Spider Jorgensen
Gene Hermanski
Carl Furillo
Hugh Casey
Ed Charles

Ed's Mother

Birmingham Catcher
Fritz Ostermueller

Everett McCooey
Luther

Happy Chandler

Bob Cooke

Mallie

Duff Harris

Dutch Leonard
Andy Seminick
Phillie One

Phillie Two

Monarch Batter

Reporter One
Reporter Two
Reporter Three

Herb Pennock

Fan One
Fan Two

Miss Bishop

Babe Hamburger
Policeman

Freckles
Freckle's Dad
Spectator One

Spectator Two

Doctor

Jimmy Powers

Eddie Dyer

Photographer

Cracker

Older Woman
Hotel Manager

Another Reporter

Jane Ann

Racist City Island Fan

White Gas Station Attendant

Boy

Bus Driver

Alice

Laraine Day

Panamanian Kid
Shouting Fan
City Island Umpire
Roosevelt Home Umpire
Ball One Umpire
Negro League Umpire
Umpire One
Umpire Two
Umpire Three
Umpire Four
Umpire Five

Reporter Four
Enos Slaughter
Deland Umpire

Dodger Bat Boy
Lawson Bowman (uncredited)

Dodgers fan