Release date: October 4, 2008 More »

Country	Date
Argentina	January 22, 2009
Australia	February 5, 2009
Belgium	November 12, 2008
Brazil	January 9, 2009
Bulgaria	January 9, 2009
Chile	January 22, 2009
Croatia	February 5, 2009
Czech Republic	January 8, 2009
Denmark	January 16, 2009
Egypt	February 11, 2009
Estonia	January 9, 2009
Finland	January 9, 2009
France	May 20, 2008
Germany	January 22, 2009
Greece	December 4, 2008
Hong Kong	February 19, 2009
Hungary	February 12, 2009
Iceland	January 9, 2009
Ireland	November 28, 2008
Israel	December 4, 2008
Italy	November 14, 2008
Japan	February 20, 2009
Kazakhstan	January 16, 2009
Latvia	January 16, 2009
Mexico	February 27, 2009
Netherlands	December 4, 2008
New Zealand	February 12, 2009
Norway	January 30, 2009
Panama	February 20, 2009
Peru	January 15, 2009
Philippines	January 14, 2009
Poland	February 27, 2009
Portugal	January 8, 2009
Romania	January 16, 2009
Russia	January 15, 2009
Singapore	January 15, 2009
Slovakia	January 8, 2009
South Korea	January 22, 2009
Spain	December 19, 2008
Sweden	January 9, 2009
Switzerland	November 12, 2008
Turkey	January 30, 2009
UK	November 26, 2008
Ukraine	December 4, 2008
USA	October 4, 2008

Cast:

• Angelina Jolie as Christine Collins
• Gattlin Griffith as Walter Collins
• Michelle Gunn as Sandy
• Jan Devereaux as Operator
• Erica Grant as Operator
• Antonia Bennett as Operator
• Kerri Randles as Operator
• Frank Wood as Ben Harris
• Morgan Eastwood as Girl on Tricycle
• Madison Hodges as Neighborhood Girl
• John Malkovich as Rev. Gustav Briegleb
• Colm Feore as Chief James E. Davis
• Devon Conti as Arthur Hutchins
• Ric Sarabia as Man at Diner
• J.P. Bumstead as Cook
• Jeffrey Donovan as Captain J.J. Jones
• Debra Christofferson as Police Matron at Train
• Russell Edge as Reporter at Train
• Stephen W. Alvarez as Reporter at Train
• Peter Gerety as Dr. Earl W. Tarr
• Pete Rockwell as Reporter at Precinct
• John Harrington Bland as Dr. John Montgomery
• Pamela Dunlap as Mrs. Fox
• Roger Hewlett as Officer Morelli
• Jim Cantafio as Desk Sergeant
• Michael Kelly as Detective Lester Ybarra
• Maria J. Rockwell as Police Matron at Precinct (as Maria Rockwell)
• Wendy Worthington as Reception Nurse
• Riki Lindhome as Examination Nurse
• Dawn Flood as Morning Nurse
• Dale Dickey as Patient
• Jason Butler Harner as Gordon Northcott
• Eddie Alderson as Sanford Clark
• Sterling Wolfe as Briegleb's Aide
• Michael McCafferty as Ticket Vendor (as Mke McCafferty)
• Amy Ryan as Carol Dexter
• David Goldman as Administrator
• Denis O'Hare as Dr. Jonathan Steele
• Anthony De Marco as Abducted Kid (as Anthony DeMarco)
• Joshua Logan Moore as Abducted Kid (as Joshua Moore)
• Joe Kaprielian as Abducted Kid
• Muriel Minot as Secretary
• Kevin Glikmann as Male Orderly
• Drew Richards as Holding Officer
• Hope Shapiro as Medication Nurse
• Caleb Campbell as Backup Detective
• Jeff Cockey as Backup Detective
• Zach Mills as News Vendor
• Kelly Lynn Warren as Rachel Clark
• Colby French as Bob Clark
• Scott Leva as Mountie
• Richard King as Mountie (as Rich King)
• Clint Ward as Mountie
• Geoffrey Pierson as S.S. Hahn (as Geoff Pierson)
• Reed Birney as Mayor Cryer
• Michael Dempsey as Man on Street
• Peter Breitmayer as Chairman Thorpe
• Phil Van Tee as Councilman
• Jim Nieb as Reporter at Hearing
• Lily Knight as Mrs. Leanne Clay
• Jeffrey Hutchinson as Mr. Clay
• Brian Prescott as Courtroom Bailiff
• Ryan Cutrona as Judge
• Mary Stein as Janet Hutchins
• Gregg Binkley as Jury Foreman
• William Charlton as Prison Guard
• Cooper Thornton as Prison Guard (as Cooper Thorton)
• E.J. Callahan as Warden
• Asher Axe as David Clay
• Devon Gearhart as Winslow Boy
• Dalton Stumbo as Winslow Boy
• Austin Mensch as Boy in Coop
• Andre Alexsen as LA City Councilmen / Supporting
• Denise Bradley as Church Member (uncredited)
• Pete Brown as Walter's Train Escort (uncredited)
• Gary Buckner as Prison Executioner (uncredited)
• Jason Ciok as Interviewer (uncredited)
• Danton Dabar as Prison Guard #3 (uncredited)
• Jim Dalton as Police Sergeant at corner desk (uncredited)
• Dominick Dunne as Man on Jury (uncredited)
• Kerry Hennessy as Church Member / Protestor / Witness (uncredited)
• Lauren Ingmire as Classroom Kid (uncredited)
• Christopher Karl Johnson as Protester / Man on corner with newspaper smoking (uncredited)
• Jw as Orderly #2 (uncredited)
• Kitty Kreidler as Women's Temperence Worker (uncredited)
• Jonathan Lane as Hospital Visitor (uncredited)
• Kimberly Langley as Protestor (uncredited)
• Jen Lilley as Switchboard Operator (uncredited)
• Michael Lovern as Train Passenger (uncredited)
• Darin Mangan as Witness (uncredited)
• Lauren Suzanne Martin as Protester (uncredited)
• Michael Molthen as Man on Train (uncredited)
• David Pearl as Policeman (uncredited)
• Scott Pierce as Prison Doctor (uncredited)
• Jon Eric Price as Reporter - Train / Hanging (uncredited)
• Jarrod W. Robbins as Reporter (uncredited)
• Gabriel Schwalenstocker as James Nesbitt (uncredited)
• Gregg Stotesbery as Rev. Gustav Briegleb Supporter (uncredited)
• Michael Sutherland as Rev. Gustav Briegleb Supporter (uncredited)
• Jennifer Swirtz as Protester (uncredited)
• John H. Tobin as Northcott Defense Counsel (uncredited)
• Billy Unger as Screaming Boy (voice) (uncredited)
• George F. Watson as Machine Gun Assassination Squad Leader (uncredited)
• Rob Watt as Train Patron (uncredited)
• January Welsh as Train Passenger (uncredited)
• Marissa Welsh as Lady in White (uncredited)
• Jacob White as Reporter (uncredited)
• Araksi Willebrand as Switchboard Supervisor (uncredited)
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About:

Clint Eastwood directs Angelina Jolie and John Malkovich in a provocative thriller based on actual events: "Changeling." In the film, Christine Collins' (Jolie) prayers are met when her kidnapped son is returned. But amidst the frenzy of the photo-op reunion, she realizes this child is not hers. Facing corrupt police and a skeptical public, she desperately hunts for answers, only to be confronted by a truth that will change her forever. Los Angeles, 1928: On a Saturday morning in a working-class suburb, Christine said goodbye to her son, Walter, and left for work. When she came home, she discovered he had vanished. A fruitless search ensues, and months later, a boy claiming to be the nine-year-old is returned. Dazed by the swirl of cops, reporters and her conflicted emotions, Christine allows him to stay overnight. But in her heart, she knows he is not Walter. As she pushes authorities to keep looking, she learns that in Prohibition-era L.A., women don't challenge the system and live to tell their story. Slandered as delusional and unfit, Christine finds an ally in activist Reverend Briegleb (Malkovich), who helps her fight the city to look for her missing boy. Based on the actual incident that rocked California's legal system, "Changeling" tells the shocking tale of a mother's quest to find her son, and those who won't stop until they silence her.