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Description: A man against capital punishment is accused of murdering a fellow activist and is sent to death row.

Cast:
Bitsey Bloom: Kate Winslet
Barbara Kreuster: Cleo King
Reporter A.J. Roberts: Constance Jones
David Gale: Kevin Spacey
Constance Harraway: Laura Linney
Joe Mullarkey: Lee Ritchey
Zack Stemmons: Gabriel Mann
Dusty Wright: Matt Craven
Motel Waitress: Brandy Little
Margie: Cindy Waite
Duke Grover: Jim Beaver
Braxton Belyeu: Leon Rippy
Supervising Guard: Jesse De Luna
Door Guard: Vernon Grote
Berlin: Rhona Mitra
Grad Student: Kimberly Tortorice
Berlin's Classmate: Katie Lott
Jamie Gale: Noah Truesdale
Jo Edna the Babysitter: Larissa Wolcott
Greer: Chuck Cureau
Ross: Sean Hennigan
John: Charles Sanders
TV Assistant Director (as Michael Fontaine): Mike Fontaine
TV Host: Marco Perella
Governor Hardin: Michael Crabtree
Officer Ramirez (as Julio Cedillo): Julio Cesar Cedillo
Officer Hasermann: Christopher Meister
Nico the Goth Girl: Melissa McCarthy
Sharon Gale: Elizabeth Gast
University President: Cliff Stephens
Radio Shed Executive: Chris Drewy
Josh: Jeff Gibbs
Rosie: Katina Potts
Beth: Katherine James
DeathWatch Chief / TV Reporter: James Huston
Constance's Doctor: Cindy Michelle
Hospital Orderly: Chris Warner
College Girl (as Jennifer Halverson): Jennifer Dorsey
Belyeu's Clerk: Maurice Moore
Belyeu's Assistant: Brenda Sendejo
New Homeowner: Julia Lashae
Section 1835 Guard: Rick Morrow
Inmate Cook: Matthew Posey
TV Soprano: Julia Kay-Laskowski
TV Tenor: Donald Braswell
Chaplain: Jack Gould
Warden: Lynn Mathis
Photographer: Jack Watkins
Bullhorn Protester: Katherine Willis
Religious Woman: Gwyn Little
News Cameraman: Patrick Fries
Barcelona Neighbor: Pilar Ferreiro
Sharon's Maid: Amparo Moreno
Mail Girl: Claudia Parker
Guillermo: Joan Gispert
Liù: Janis Kelly
Timur: Mark Richardson
Calaf: Justin Lavender
TV Reporter (as Barbara Petricini Buxton): Barbara Petricini-Buxton
TV Reporter: Tanya Zieger
TV Reporter (as Asia DeMarcos): Asia De Marcos
TV Reporter (as Amparo García-Crow): Amparo García
Interviewee: Robin Simmons
Protestor: George Renteria
Traveler: Stacy Lynn Austin
Concerned Man: Jerry M. Barker
Protestor / Prison Inmate: Johnny Bartee
Businessman: Richard R. Bartholomew
Texas Governor's Aide: Keith Bright
College Student: Matthew J. Dunn
Flight Attendant: Michele Williams
College Guy: Christopher Chappelear
Dayplayer: Dian Childs
Party Girl: Starla Christian
College Professor: Peter Cornwell
College Student / Activist: Keith Poulson
Student: Joanna Gallagher
Real Estate Agent: Gareth B. DePutron
State Trooper / Lunch Patron: Ken Edwards
Reporter: Gabriel R. Martinez
Drinking Game Contestant: Ryan Hancock
Coffee Boy: Garrett Hargrove
Doctor: Peyton Hayslip
Patient at AA Meeting: David Scott Heck
Party Guest: Reda Hicks
News Crew Cameraman: Landon Kash
Airline Pilot: Robert H. Lambert
Protester: Ryan Schneider
Carla: C.K. McFarland
Sports Bar Youth: Josh Meyer
Governor's Bodyguard: Brent Mitchell
Victim's Mother: Cindy Palla
Background Reporter: Roger Eduardo Palomino
Partygoer: Alan Parker
Alcoholic: Paul A. Partain
Prison guard: Glen Powell Sr.
Protester / Party Girl: Nicole R. Roberts
News Magazine Secretary: Melanie Stovall
Salsa Dancer: Danny Trevino
Shooter at Rally: Ryan Wickerham
6th St. Club Patron: Christine Wolf
Prison Guard: Willie Wright

Written by: Charles Randolph

Director: Alan Parker

Production: Mikona Productions, Universal Pictures, Intermedia, Saturn Films, Dirty Hands Productions

Release date: 21 Feb 2003

Box Office: $19,955,598