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| Morgan Freeman | Nelson Mandela | |
| Matt Damon | Francois Pienaar | |
| Tony Kgoroge | Jason Tshabalala | |
| Patrick Mofokeng | Linga Moonsamy | |
| Matt Stern | Hendrick Booyens | |
| Julian Lewis Jones | Etienne Feyder | |
| Adjoa Andoh | Brenda Mazibuko | |
| Marguerite Wheatley | Nerine | |
| Leleti Khumalo | Mary | |
| Patrick Lyster | Mr. Pienaar | |
| Penny Downie | Mrs. Pienaar | |
| Sibongile Nojila | Eunice | |
| Bonnie Mbuli | Zindzi | |
| Shakes Myeko | Minister of Sport | |
| Louis Minnaar | Springbok Coach | |
| Danny Keogh | Rugby President | |
| Dan Robbertse | Boer | |
| Robin Smith | Johan De Villiers | |
| David Dukas | Captain of 747 | |
| Grant Swanby | Co-Captain of 747 |
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Roger Birnbaum
Mace Neufeld Clint Eastwood Morgan Freeman |
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| Writer | Anthony Peckham
John Carlin |
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| Cinematography |
Tom Stern
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| Musician | Michael Stevens
Kyle Eastwood |
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Newly elected President Nelson Mandela knows his nation remains racially and economically divided in the wake of apartheid. Believing he can bring his people together through the universal language of sport, Mandela rallies South Africa's rugby team as they make their historic run to the 1995 Rugby World Cup Championship match. |
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