Louis (film)
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Directed byDan Pritzker
Written byDerick Martini
Steven Martini
Dan Pritzker
David N. Rothschild
Steven Martini
Dan Pritzker
David N. Rothschild
Produced byJon Cornick
Michele Tayler
Derick Martini
Steven Martini
Michele Tayler
Derick Martini
Steven Martini
StarringJackie Earle Haley
Shanti Lowry
Anthony Coleman
Shanti Lowry
Anthony Coleman
| Louis | |
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| Directed by | Dan Pritzker |
| Written by | Derick Martini Steven Martini Dan Pritzker David N. Rothschild |
| Produced by | Jon Cornick Michele Tayler Derick Martini Steven Martini |
| Starring | Jackie Earle Haley Shanti Lowry Anthony Coleman |
| Cinematography | Vilmos Zsigmond |
| Edited by | Mark Yoshikawa Richard Chew |
| Music by | Wynton Marsalis |
Release date |
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Running time | 70 minutes |
| Country | United States |
Louis is a 2010 American silent drama film written by Derick Martini, Steven Martini, Dan Pritzker and David N. Rothschild, directed by Pritzker and starring Jackie Earle Haley, Shanti Lowry and Anthony Coleman.[1][2][3]
Cast
- Jackie Earle Haley as Judge Perry
- Shanti Lowry as Grace
- Anthony Coleman as Young Louis Armstrong
- Michael Rooker as Pat McMurphy
- Joe Chrest as Tom Anderson
- Steven Martini as Alex Karnofsky
- Derick Martini as Morris Karnofsky
- Carmen de Lavallade[3]
- Anthony Mackie as Buddy Bolden
- Angela Ray as Mayann Armstrong
Release
The film was screened on August 25, 2010.[2]
In 2025 Musician Wynton Marsalis did a live concert to the film on an eleven screen west coast tour.[4]