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Country	Date
USA	October 28, 2008
Singapore	January 8, 2009
Spain	January 9, 2009
Greece	January 15, 2009
Netherlands	January 22, 2009
Ukraine	January 22, 2009
Italy	January 23, 2009
Poland	January 23, 2009
Switzerland	January 23, 2009
UK	January 23, 2009
Sweden	January 25, 2009
Australia	January 29, 2009
Portugal	January 29, 2009
Denmark	January 30, 2009
Romania	January 30, 2009
Philippines	February 4, 2009
New Zealand	February 5, 2009
Finland	February 6, 2009
Uruguay	February 6, 2009
Germany	February 10, 2009
Argentina	February 12, 2009
Czech Republic	February 12, 2009
Mexico	February 17, 2009
Hong Kong	February 19, 2009
Austria	February 20, 2009
Brazil	February 20, 2009
Iceland	February 20, 2009
India	February 20, 2009
Norway	February 20, 2009
Taiwan	February 20, 2009
Belgium	February 25, 2009
Hungary	February 26, 2009
Slovenia	February 26, 2009
Thailand	February 26, 2009
France	March 4, 2009
Israel	March 12, 2009
Chile	March 26, 2009
Peru	March 26, 2009
Turkey	April 4, 2009
Bulgaria	April 10, 2009
Japan	April 18, 2009
Colombia	April 24, 2009
South Africa	April 24, 2009
Venezuela	May 1, 2009
Panama	May 8, 2009
Kazakhstan	May 14, 2009
Ecuador	May 22, 2009
Estonia	July 10, 2009

Cast:

• Sean Penn as Harvey Milk
• Emile Hirsch as Cleve Jones
• Josh Brolin as Dan White
• Diego Luna as Jack Lira
• James Franco as Scott Smith
• Alison Pill as Anne Kronenberg
• Victor Garber as Mayor George Moscone
• Denis O'Hare as State Senator John Briggs
• Joseph Cross as Dick Pabich
• Stephen Spinella as Rick Stokes
• Lucas Grabeel as Danny Nicoletta
• Brandon Boyce as Jim Rivaldo
• Howard Rosenman as David Goodstein
• Kelvin Yu as Michael Wong
• Jeff Koons as Art Agnos
• Ted Jan Roberts as Dennis Peron
• Boyd Holbrook as Denton Smith
• Frank M. Robinson as Himself (as Frank Robinson)
• Allan Baird as Himself
• Tom Ammiano as Himself
• Carol Ruth Silver as Thelma
• Hope Tuck as Mary Anne White (as Hope Goblirsch)
• Steven Wiig as McConnely
• Ashlee Temple as Dianne Feinstein
• Wendy Tremont King as Carol Ruth Silver
• Kelvin Han Yee as Gordon Lau
• Robert Chimento as Phil Burton
• Ginabel Machado as Lily
• Daniel Landroche as Young Teen
• Trace Webb as Boy with Flier
• Velina Brown as Morning Show Host
• Scott Patrick Green as House Boy
• Mary Dilts as Channel 5 Reporter
• Roman Alcides as City Hall Engineer
• Robert George Nelson as San Francisco Cop No.1
• Brian Danker as San Francisco Cop No.2
• Richard Gross as Riot Cop
• Borzin Mottaghian as Senator Briggs' Driver
• Brian Yates Sharber as Gay Man
• Camron Palmer as Medora Paine
• Cully Fredricksen as Assistant Sheriff
• Mark Martinez as Sylvester
• Danny Glicker as Customer
• Catherine Cook as Opera Performer - Tosca
• Joe Meyers as Opera Performer - Spoletta
• Dominic Sahagun as Another Protester
• William McElroy as Barber
• Joey Hoeber as Union Man
• Mark E. Stanger as Priest
• Christopher Greene as Reporter
• Jesse Caldwell as Chamber Clerk
• Paul Arnold as Supervisor #1
• Jack Dunston as Supervisor #2
• Ron Gruetter as Supervisor #3
• Awele Makeba as Supervisor #4
• Tony R. Vella as Supervisor #5 (as Tony Vella)
• William M. Verducci as Supervisor #6
• Gilbert Baker as Telephone Tree #1
• Shavi Blake as Telephone Tree #2
• Brent Corrigan as Telephone Tree #3
• Draco Dewar as Telephone Tree #4
• Dave Franco as Telephone Tree #5
• Alex Gonzalez as Telephone Tree #6
• Olen Holm as Telephone Tree #7
• Elias McConnell as Telephone Tree #8
• Tom Ramdol as Telephone Tree #9
• Lynn McRee as Moscone's Secretary
• Cleve Jones as Don Amador
• John Parson as Castro Man
• Jay Kerzner as Speaker
• Kristen Marie Holly as Anne's Friend
• Sandi Ippolito as Relative
• Roger Groh as Reporter
• Maggie Weiland as Girl on Motorcycle
• Dustin Lance Black as Castro Clone
• Drew Kuhse as Pizza Delivery Man
• Eric Cook as Robert Hillsborough
• Roger Mudd as Himself (archive footage)
• Matt Austin as Campaign Messenger (uncredited)
• John Douglas Ayers as Castro local (uncredited)
• Mayank Bhatter as Marcher (uncredited)
• Tom Brokaw as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Anita Bryant as Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Greg Cala as Senator Briggs' Aide (uncredited)
• Jimmy Carter as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Cabran E. Chamberlain as Riot Cop (uncredited)
• John Clerkin as Castro guy (uncredited)
• Brad Comfort as Castro Clone (uncredited)
• Walter Cronkite as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Zachary Culbertson as Bill Kraus (uncredited)
• Leesha Davis as Hippie Girl (uncredited)
• Maddie Eisler as Birthday party relative (uncredited)
• Patrick Engler as Law student (uncredited)
• Yeena Fisher as Teacher (uncredited)
• William H. Frey III as Castro Man (uncredited)
• Blake Griffin as Castro man (uncredited)
• Tim Halpin as SFPD motor cop (uncredited)
• Daryl Anthony Harper as Campaign Volunteer (uncredited)
• David Hodges as Castro Guy (uncredited)
• Stacie Hovland as Hippy (uncredited)
• Shaun Landry as Gwenn Craig (uncredited)
• Allan Lazo as Castro Man (uncredited)
• Derek Lux as Goodstein Aide (uncredited)
• Yoli Mapp as Law Student (uncredited)
• Harvey Milk as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Logan Petrin as Birthday party relative (uncredited)
• John Prudhont as Sergeant at Arms (uncredited)
• Ronald Reagan as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Corbett Redford as Teamster (uncredited)
• Jeff Redlick as Teamster (uncredited)
• Timothy Roberts as Godfather (uncredited)
• Lin Shukla as Passenger (uncredited)
• Serene Sidher as Law Student (uncredited)
• Christopher Sugarman as Don's Friend (uncredited)
• Jeremiah Turner as Law Student (uncredited)
• Brian Vowell as Castro Clone (uncredited)
• Cindy Warner as Irish local / PTA member / Candlelight marcher (uncredited)
• Amron Paul Yuwono as Castro Man (uncredited)
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About:

Harvey Milk (1930-1978) was an activist and politician, and the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in America; in 1977, he was voted to the city supervisors' board of San Francisco. The following year, both he and the city's mayor George Moscone were shot to death by another city supervisor, Dan White. Mr. Milk was previously the subject of the Academy Award-winning documentary feature "The Times of Harvey Milk," but "Milk" is the first non-documentary feature to explore the man's life and career.