Sweetwater cast: Cary Elwes, Eric Roberts, Richard Dreyfuss. Sweetwater Release Date: 14 April 2023 (USA). Sweetwater Budget: $48 Million. Sweetwater is looking full of Biography, Drama, Sport. “Sweetwater” Clifton forever changed basketball’s game when Clifton became the NBA’s first African American signed to play in the NBA.
Sweetwater is an American Biography-Drama movie (2023). Cary Elwes, Eric Roberts, Richard Dreyfuss are the main cast of Sweetwater (2023). The script was produced and written by Martin Gugui. It features debutant Everett Osborne as Clifton. The cast also includes veteran actors, including Kevin Pollak. Sweetwater will be released on April 14, 2023.
Screen Rant recently spoke exclusively with Cary Elwes to discuss the sports biopic Sweetwater. In response to questions about his involvement in Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon, the star acknowledged that he doesn’t have much details about the sci-fi movie. Briarcliff Entertainment has released the first trailer for its upcoming thriller Freshwater. The film will depict the inspirational authentic story of Nat “Sweetwater” Clifton the first African-American athlete to be signed to the NBA contract.
Sweetwater Plot:
Hall of Inductee Nat “Sweetwater” Clifton makes history by becoming one of the first African American to sign an NBA contract that forever changed the way that basketball played.
Sweetwater Detail:
Movie: Sweetwater (2023)
Director: Martin Guigui
Writer: Martin Guigui
Main Stars: Cary Elwes, Eric Roberts, Richard Dreyfuss
Genres: Biography, Drama, Sport
Country: United States
Language: English
Release Date: 14 April 2023 (USA)
Budget: $48 Million (EST)
Box office: Coming
Runtime: 1 hour 54 minutes
Filming locations: Warner Brothers Burbank Studios – 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA
Also Known As: Sweetwater, Sweetwater Movie, Sweetwater (2023)
Sweetwater Cast:
Cary Elwes As Ned Irish
Eric Roberts As Judd
Richard Dreyfuss As Maurice Podoloff
Jeremy Piven As Joe Lapchick
Kevin Pollak As Abe Saperstein
Jim Meskimen As Myles Slocum
Robert Ri’chard As Pop
Mike Starr As Eddie Gottlieb
Everett Osborne As Sweetwater
Paul Hipp As Barker
Jason Sklar As Donnie Grossman
Wayne Federman As Referee Pete
Eric Etebari As Frank
Gary Clark Jr. As T-Bone
Ernest Harden Jr. As Coach Will Robinson
Ashani Roberts As Sweetwater’s Mom
Tim Kavanagh As Arthur ‘Art’ Webb
Zachary Cowan As Ernie
Billy Malone As Dan
James Quattrochi As Big Tony
Craig Robert Bruss As Leo
Ian Fisher As Mo
Ca’Ron Jaden Coleman As Young Sweetwater
Dahlia Waingort Guigui As Mrs. Lapchick
Emmaline As Jeanne Staples
Liam Risinger As Richard Lapchik
David Goryl As Tom
Paul Riley Fox As Mechanic
Paul Burroughs As Walter Brown
Nick Stellate As News Reel Announcer
Chance McCoy As Ernie vandeweghe
Frank Buckley As Howard
Preston Galli As Autograph Seeking Boy
Thiago Oliveira As Sweaty Knicks Player
Dave Cobert As Dick McGuire
Delijah McAlpin As Teen Sweetwater
Nikki Nevarez As Basketball Wife
Isabelle Barrymore As Cocktail Waitress
Christine Heneise As Barn Game Attender
Ryan Hafron As Basketball player
Brian J. Singer As Ben
Marty Herzog As Bar patron
Harry Zinn As Maitre d’
Michael Westphal As Harry Gallatin
Jude Thomas As Marques
Brien Dougherty As Gus Campbell
Jason Pfister As Reporter
Bobby Portis Jr. As Earl Lloyd
Cullen Edward Donovan As Max Zaslofsky
Herbert ‘Flight Time’ Lang As Babe
Alessandro Palladino As All-Star Trainer
Joshua King Brooks As Chuck Cooper
Kevin Daley As Goose
Thomas Del Beccaro As Bones McKinney
Mircea Oprea As News Reporter
Jeff Jocoy As Jim Pollard
Todd Ant As Marty
Tanner Cortez As Amazing Shot Fan
Mark Bonfigli As Coach Kundla
Steven Morse As Norm Drucker
Ronald McAdams As Scorekeeper
Jonathan D. Black As Basketball Player
James Cesa As George Mikan
Mark Tietsort As Les Harrison
Bob Okun As The Mayor
Zion Moorman As Ricky
Noah Guigui As Little Trotter
Joel Post As Knicks Trainer
J.J. Miller As Doorman
Clifton Nathaniel As Joe Nathaniel
Trevor Ossian Cameron As Basketball Fan
With help from and the Globetrotters, Clifton is approached by New York Knicks coach Joe Lapchick. The film tells the real-life account of Nat “Sweetwater” Clifton, the first African-American player to join the NBA. The trailer depicts Clifton at the beginning of his professional career in the late 1940s, when he was an NBA star with the Harlem Globetrotters basketball club.
