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Kendrick Sampson Malcolm X
Al Pacino Robert Maheu
Xolo Mariduena 
KiKi Layne 
Alexander Ludwig 
Ron Livingston 
Logan Marshall-Green 
Nicole Beharie 
Titus Welliver 
Paul Ben-Victor Sam Giancana
Frankie Faison 
Diego Calva Ernesto Guevara
Holden Goodman 
Luis Antonio Ramos 
Taylor Shurte 
Gil Perez-Abraham 
Ana Isabelle Marita Lorenz
Kelsey Lea Jones 
Eugene Alper Nikita Khrushchev
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