Movie Drama
You may not like what he does, but are you prepared to give up his right to do it?
Larry Flynt is the hedonistically obnoxious, but indomitable, publisher of Hustler magazine. The film recounts his struggle to make an honest living publishing his girlie magazine and how it changes into a battle to protect the freedom of speech for all people.
Woody Harrelson Courtney Love Edward Norton Brett Harrelson Donna Hanover James Cromwell Crispin Glover Vincent Schiavelli Miles Chapin James Carville Richard Paul Burt Neuborne Jan Tříska Cody Block Ryan Post Robert Davis Kacky Walton John Ryan Kathleen Kane Greg Roberson Jim Peck Mike Pniewski Tim Parati Rick Rogers Dan Lenzini David Compton Gary Lowery Stephen Dupree Rainbeau Mars Tam Drummond Nancy Lea Owen John Fergus Ryan Oliver Reed Meresa T. Ferguson Andrena Fisher Ken Kidd Larry Flynt Janie Paris Carol Russell-Woloshin Ruby Wilson Eddie Davis Blaine Pickett Kerry White Joey Hadley Chris Schadrack Mac Pirkle Mark W. Johnson Doug Bauer Roberto Roman Ramirez Blaine Nashold Aurélia Thiérrée Scott William Winters D'Army Bailey Mike McLaren Andy Stahl Michael Detroit Jaime Jackson David Dwyer Richard Birdsong James A. White Gerry Robert Byrne Benjamin Greene Jr. Mary Neal Naylor Tina M. Bates Evans Donnell Jay Adams Bennett Wood Janice Holder A.V. McDowell Jim Grimshaw James Smith Rand Hopkins Charles M. Crump Pierre Secher Linn Sitler Mary M. Norman Jack Shea Lisa Lax Susan Howe Michael Q. Davis Dennis Turner Patti Hatchett Ann Marie Hall Nate Bynum Paula Haddock Gary Kraen Norm Macdonald Jeff Johnston Joey Sulipeck Jim Palmer Gene Lyons Saida Pagan Jim Hild Michael Klastorin Michelle Robinson Jay Busbee
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