Whitewash: The Clarence Brandley Story

Cast & Crew

Eamonn Walker (Actor) .. Jew Don Boney

Erik Walker (Actor)

Gil Bellows (Actor) .. Mike De Geurin

Joseph Ziegler (Actor) .. James Keeshan DA

Chuck Shamata (Actor) .. Don Brown

Doug Lennox (Actor) .. Percy Foreman

Richard Eden (Actor) .. Peter Speers

Terry Harford (Actor) .. Judge John Martin

Lawrence King (Actor) .. John Sessum

Ron White (Actor) .. Jimmy McCloskey

Derek McGrath (Actor) .. Icky Peace

Phillip Jarrett (Actor) .. Rev. Jerry Jones

Beau Starr (Actor) .. Ranger Stylos

Joe Bostick (Actor) .. Wayne Johnson

Barbara Barnes Hopkins (Actor) .. Minna Brandley

Chris Collins (Actor) .. Danny Taylor

Rufus Crawford (Actor) .. Dennis Brandley

Melinda Dahl (Actor) .. Jeanelle

Heath Lamberts (Actor) .. Judge Perry Pickett

Kathryn Haggis (Actor) .. Brenda Medina

Ken Kramer (Actor) .. Jim Mattox

Ted Atherton (Actor) .. James Robinson

Jennifer Irwin (Actor) .. Mary Johnson

Bruce Mcfee (Actor) .. Sheriff Garrity

Scott McCord (Actor) .. Gary Acreman

Ian Ryan (Actor) .. Joe

Aaron Cohen (Actor) .. Deputy

Kristen Kieferle (Actor) .. Peggy Stevens

Brian Paul (Actor) .. W.B. Etheridge

Mark Taylor (Actor) .. Ozell Brandley

Barry Stillwell (Actor) .. Judge Coker

Gary Brennan (Actor) .. Courthouse Reporter

Lloyd White (Actor) .. Mr. Jenkins

Did You Know..

Eamonn Walker (Actor) .. Jew Don Boney

Born: June 12, 1962
Birthplace: London, England

Trivia: Born in London to Grenadian parentage, distinguished actor Eamonn Walker acquired a deep-seated interest in drama at the age of 9, when he witnessed Sidney Poitier acting; the experience helped the young man perceive drama as a powerful tool to change individual lives. Walker began his professional life in repertory theater by touring across United Kingdom and tackling roles in smaller regional productions, then formally honed his craft in South London's Albany Empire. Thereafter, Walker unveiled an ability to seamlessly segue between portrayals of African Americans, West Indians, and Africans. He first bowed in front of the camera in the early '90s, but came into his own around the tail end of that decade as the deeply conflicted Muslim/black nationalist Kareem Said on all six seasons of HBO's harrowing prison drama Oz (1997-2003). That marked a watershed assignment that opened up the floodgates to many others, including a small contribution to M. Night Shyamalan's sci-fi thriller Unbreakable (2000), a turn as Baptiste Senior in director Andrew Niccol's political thriller Lord of War (2005), and an uncanny portrayal of blues legend Howlin' Wolf in the period ensembler Cadillac Records (2008). In 2006, Walker drew from his theatrical roots -- and made more than a few headlines -- with a Broadway performance opposite Denzel Washington in Julius Caesar.

Erik Walker (Actor)

Gil Bellows (Actor) .. Mike De Geurin

Born: June 28, 1967
Birthplace: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Trivia: Gil Bellows worked steadily in film throughout the mid-'90s before he achieved TV fame on the whimsical Fox comedy Ally McBeal. Born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Bellows left Canada to study acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Southern California. He then headed East, appearing in New York theater as well as on TV's Law & Order. Though he made his film debut in Frank Darabont's acclaimed prison drama The Shawshank Redemption (1994) and co-starred alongside Sarah Jessica Parker in Miami Rhapsody (1995), Bellows followed more in the direction of his first starring film, Love and a .45 (1994), appearing primarily in independent features. After a supporting role in The Substance of Fire (1996), Bellows starred in the British-Canadian adaptation of Bernard Malamud's The Assistant (1997) and the Canadian romantic comedy Dinner at Fred's (opposite indie queen Parker Posey), as well as the French supernatural romance Un Amour de Sorcière (1997). It was TV producer/writer David E. Kelley's innovative Ally McBeal, though, that made Bellows a well-known presence after the series debuted in 1997. As Ally/Calista Flockhart's ex-love-turned-law colleague, Bellows' Billy was a bastion of relative normalcy (at least until the third season) among the eccentric staff populating the series' fictional Boston law firm and stoking Ally's neuroses. Though Billy was supposed to last only one season, Bellows stayed for three, leaving in 2000. Bellows is married to actress Rya Kihlstedt and has one daughter.

Joseph Ziegler (Actor) .. James Keeshan DA

Chuck Shamata (Actor) .. Don Brown

Doug Lennox (Actor) .. Percy Foreman

Richard Eden (Actor) .. Peter Speers

Born: February 13, 1956
Birthplace: Toronto

Terry Harford (Actor) .. Judge John Martin

Lawrence King (Actor) .. John Sessum

Ron White (Actor) .. Jimmy McCloskey

Derek McGrath (Actor) .. Icky Peace

Born: June 04, 1951
Birthplace: Porcupine, Ontario, Canada

Phillip Jarrett (Actor) .. Rev. Jerry Jones

Beau Starr (Actor) .. Ranger Stylos

Born: September 01, 1944
Birthplace: Queens, New York

Joe Bostick (Actor) .. Wayne Johnson

Barbara Barnes Hopkins (Actor) .. Minna Brandley

Chris Collins (Actor) .. Danny Taylor

Rufus Crawford (Actor) .. Dennis Brandley

Melinda Dahl (Actor) .. Jeanelle

Heath Lamberts (Actor) .. Judge Perry Pickett

Born: January 01, 1942
Died: February 22, 2005

Kathryn Haggis (Actor) .. Brenda Medina

Ken Kramer (Actor) .. Jim Mattox

Ted Atherton (Actor) .. James Robinson

Jennifer Irwin (Actor) .. Mary Johnson

Born: June 17, 1975
Birthplace: Toronto

Bruce Mcfee (Actor) .. Sheriff Garrity

Scott McCord (Actor) .. Gary Acreman

Born: April 19, 1971

Ian Ryan (Actor) .. Joe

Aaron Cohen (Actor) .. Deputy

Kristen Kieferle (Actor) .. Peggy Stevens

Brian Paul (Actor) .. W.B. Etheridge

Mark Taylor (Actor) .. Ozell Brandley

Born: October 25, 1950

Barry Stillwell (Actor) .. Judge Coker

Gary Brennan (Actor) .. Courthouse Reporter

Lloyd White (Actor) .. Mr. Jenkins

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