The Six Triple Eight
They were ordered to provide hope...During World War II, the US Army's only all-Black, all-women battalion takes on an impossible mission: sorting through a three-year backlog of 17 million pieces of mail that hadn't been delivered to American soldiers and finish within six months.
Description: During World War II, the US Army's only all-Black, all-women battalion takes on an impossible mission: sorting through a three-year backlog of 17 million pieces of mail that hadn't been delivered to American soldiers and finish within six months.
Genres: Drama, War, History
Homepage: https://www.netflix.com/title/81590591
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0
Runtime: 130 minutes
Release Date: 2024-12-06
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Sam Waterston
Played Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Susan Sarandon
Played Eleanor Roosevelt
Dean Norris
Played General Halt
Oprah Winfrey
Played Mary McLeod Bethune
Ebony Obsidian
Played Lena Derriecott King
Milauna Jackson
Played Captain Campbell
Kylie Jefferson
Played Bernice Baker
Shanice Williams
Played Johnnie Mae (credited as Shanice Shantay)
Pepi Sonuga
Played Elaine White
Sarah Jeffery
Played Dolores Washington
Jay Reeves
Played Private Hugh Bell
Jeanté Godlock
Played Vera
Moriah Brown
Played Inez
Baadja-Lyne Odums
Played Susan
Gregg Sulkin
Played Abram David
Austin Nichols
Played Colonel Collins
Ben VanderMey
Played Captain Mathews
Nick Harris
Played Chaplain Clemens
Scott Johnson
Played General Lee
Jeffery Thomas Johnson
Played Colonel Davenport
Brian Kurlander
Played Mr. David
James E Hammond
Played Parade Officer Colonel (uncredited)
Bill Barrett
Played Staff Sergeant Hill
Bern Cohen
Played Rabbi
Jon Wennington
Played Racist Officer (uncredited)
Rachel Sophia-Anthony
Played Officer (uncredited)
Donny Ness
Played Schoolboy (uncredited)
Donna Biscoe
Played Emma Derriecott
Eugene H. Russell IV
Played Butler George
Ben Peck
Played George C. Marshall
Helene Henry
Played Officer Gates
Zion Smith
Played Little Girl
Austin Seifert
Played Private
Edward Finlay
Played First Officer (as Eddie Finlay)
Meghan Perry
Played Nurse Archer
Veanna Black
Played Private Jackson
Conor Marsh
Played Sergeant Roberts (uncredited)
Donald Ome
Played Master Sergeant Bone (uncredited)
Kerry O'Malley
Played Mildred
Blake Patrick Anderson
Played White Male Soldier
Thomas King
Played Soldier
Luke Deal
Played Sergeant
Ciara Caffey
Played Private Lewis
Dawn Raven
Played Private Cone
George Gallagher
Played Levi
Nina Jones
Played Mrs. Gray
Sarah Helbringer
Played Mary Kathryn
Ryan Siegel
Played Male Soldier
Bill Skinner
Played Sergeant Scott
Harry Omosele
Played Black Male Soldier
Brett A. Newton
Played Mailman
Antonia Sawyer
Played Recruit
Erica Taylor
Played Recruit
Kenritia Meadows
Played Recruit
Melanie Mccastle
Played Recruit
Selina Johnson
Played Recruit
Shaakirah Bradshaw
Played Recruit
Tanya Selvy
Played Recruit
Tonie Washington
Played Recruit
Dominick Ficco
Played Emotional Soldier
Aric Henry
Played Basecamp Soldier
Bonnie Hill
Played Blue Eyed Child
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