Changeling
To find her son, she did what no one else dared.Los Angeles, 1928. When single mother Christine Collins leaves for work, her son vanishes without a trace. Five months later, the police reunite mother and son. But when Christine suspects that the boy returned to her isn't her child, her quest for truth exposes a world of corruption.
Description: Los Angeles, 1928. When single mother Christine Collins leaves for work, her son vanishes without a trace. Five months later, the police reunite mother and son. But when Christine suspects that the boy returned to her isn't her child, her quest for truth exposes a world of corruption.
Genres: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Budget: $55,000,000 | Revenue : $113,400,000
Runtime: 141 minutes
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Played Christine Collins
John Malkovich
Played Rev. Gustav Briegleb
Jeffrey Donovan
Played Captain J.J. Jones
Michael Kelly
Played Detective Lester Ybarra
Colm Feore
Played Chief James E. Davis
Jason Butler Harner
Played Gordon Northcott
Amy Ryan
Played Carol Dexter
Geoff Pierson
Played S.S. Hahn
Denis O'Hare
Played Dr. Jonathan Steele
Frank Wood
Played Ben Harris
Peter Gerety
Played Dr. Earl W. Tarr
Reed Birney
Played Mayor Cryer
Gattlin Griffith
Played Walter Collins
Michelle Gunn
Played Sandy
Jan Devereaux
Played Operator
Erica Grant
Played Operator
Antonia Bennett
Played Operator
Kerri Randles
Played Operator
Morgan Eastwood
Played Girl on Tricycle
Madison Hodges
Played Neighborhood Girl
Devon Conti
Played Arthur Hutchins
Ric Sarabia
Played Man at Diner
J.P. Bumstead
Played Cook
Debra Christofferson
Played Police Matron at Train
Russell Edge
Played Reporter at Train
Stephen W. Alvarez
Played Reporter at Train
Pete Rockwell
Played Reporter at Precinct
John Harrington Bland
Played Dr. John Montgomery
Pamela Dunlap
Played Mrs. Fox
Roger Hewlett
Played Officer Morelli
Jim Cantafio
Played Desk Sergeant
Maria J. Rockwell
Played Police Matron at Precinct
Wendy Worthington
Played Reception Nurse
Riki Lindhome
Played Examination Nurse
Dawn Flood
Played Morning Nurse
Dale Dickey
Played Patient
Eddie Alderson
Played Sanford Clark
Sterling Wolfe
Played Briegleb's Aide
Michael McCafferty
Played Ticket Vendor
David Goldman
Played Administrator
Anthony De Marco
Played Abducted Kid
Joshua Logan Moore
Played Abducted Kid
Joe Kaprielian
Played Abducted Kid
Muriel Minot
Played Secretary
Kevin Glikmann
Played Male Orderly
Drew Richards
Played Holding Officer
Hope Shapiro
Played Medication Nurse
Caleb Campbell
Played Backup Detective
Jeff Cockey
Played Backup Detective
Zach Mills
Played News Vendor
Kelly Lynn Warren
Played Rachel Clark
Colby French
Played Bob Clark
Scott Leva
Played Mountie
Richard King
Played Mountie
Clint Ward
Played Mountie
Michael Dempsey
Played Man on Street
Peter Breitmayer
Played Chairman Thorpe
Phil Van Tee
Played Councilman
Jim Nieb
Played Reporter at Hearing
Lily Knight
Played Mrs. Leanne Clay
Jeffrey Hutchinson
Played Mr. Clay
Brian Prescott
Played Courtroom Bailiff
Ryan Cutrona
Played Judge
Mary Stein
Played Janet Hutchins
Gregg Binkley
Played Jury Foreman
William Charlton
Played Prison Guard
Cooper Thornton
Played Prison Guard
E.J. Callahan
Played Warden
Asher Axe
Played David Clay
Devon Gearhart
Played Winslow Boy
Dalton Stumbo
Played Winslow Boy
Austin Mensch
Played Boy in Coop
Jen Lilley
Played Switchboard Operator (uncredited)
Navah Raphael
Played Phone Operator (uncredited)
Suzanne LaChasse
Played Operator (uncredited)
William Brent
Played Screaming Boy (voice, uncredited)
Callie Thompson
Played Farm Girl (uncredited)
Michael Lovern
Played Train Passenger (uncredited)
Patrizia Milano
Played Train Passenger (uncredited)
January Welsh
Played Train Passenger (uncredited)
Jarrod Robbins
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Marissa Welsh
Played Lady in White (uncredited)
Kerry Hennessy
Played Church Member / Protestor / Witness (uncredited)
JW Wiseman
Played Orderly #2 (uncredited)
Christopher Karl Johnson
Played Protester / Man on Corner with Newspaper Smoking (uncredited)
Jessica Irvine Drake
Played Protestor (uncredited)
Kimberly Langley
Played Protestor (uncredited)
Jennifer Swirtz
Played Protestor (uncredited)
Andre Alexsen
Played LA City Councilman (uncredited)
John H. Tobin
Played Northcott Defense Counsel (uncredited)
Dominick Dunne
Played Man on Jury (uncredited)
Danton Dabar
Played Prison Guard #3 (uncredited)
Scott Pierce
Played Prison Doctor (uncredited)
Gary Buckner
Played Prison Executioner (uncredited)
Bruce Holman
Played Execution Observer (uncredited)
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