Movie: Black Power Salute

Top 10 Billed Cast

Colin Salmon
Colin Salmon

Narrator (voice)

Edwin Moses
Edwin Moses

Self - 400m Hurdles; Olympic Gold 1976, 1984

Kwame Kwei-Armah
Kwame Kwei-Armah

Self

Delroy Lindo
Delroy Lindo

Self

Steven Millner
Steven Millner

Self - Professor, San Jose State University

Harry Edwards
Harry Edwards

Self - Professor Emeritus, UC Berkeley

Lee Evans
Lee Evans

Self - 400m, 4 × 400m Relay; Olympic Gold 1968

Tommie Smith
Tommie Smith

Self - 200m; Olympic Gold 1968

Art Simburg
Art Simburg

Self - Former San Jose State student

Lynda Huey
Lynda Huey

Self - Former San Jose State sprinter and student

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