Movie2005 · Released · 121 min
The film begins with a scene of the United States presidential election, 1920. In 1921, Roosevelt's Franklin D. Roosevelt's paralytic illness sets in. Later, he receives an invitation from George Foster Peabody to go to Warm Springs, Georgia for treatment. The film ends with Roosevelt attending the nominating convention of United States presidential election, 1928.
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Kenneth Branagh
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Cynthia Nixon
Eleanor Roosevelt
David Paymer
Louis Howe
Tim Blake Nelson
Tom Loyless
Matt O'Leary
Fred Botts
Matt Malloy
Lionel Purdy
Andy Davoli
Jake Perini
Nelsan Ellis
Roy Collier
Jane Alexander
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Kathy Bates
Helena Mahoney
Melissa Ponzio
Lucy Mercer
Quint Von Canon
Stephen Teller
Mike Pniewski
Hastings
Grayce Spence
League Member
Rand Hopkins
Dr. Lovett
Brian F. Durkin
Elliott Roosevelt
Carrie Adams
Anna - Age 19
Georgia Miles
Anna - Age 12
Devon Gearhart
Elliot - Age 8 and 11
Tripp Hennington
Franklin Junior - Age 9
Sam Frihart
John - Age 7
Matthew Stanton
Scoutmaster
Ron Clinton Smith
Eugene
Lonnie R. Smith Jr.
Stanley
Jill Jane Clements
Waitress
Dave Hager
Pat Doyle
Felicia Day
Eloise Hutchinson
Meggie Geisland
Daisy
E. Roger Mitchell
Pete Collier
Deborah Duke
Aunt Sally
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