The Killing Floor 1984
During World War I, a poor black Southerner travels north to Chicago to get work in the city’s slaughterhouses, where he becomes embroiled in the organized labor movement.
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Alfre Woodard
Mattie
Ted Levine
Policeman
Bill Duke
Damien Leake
Frank Custer
Mary Alice
Lilah Dean
John Mahoney
Thomas Condon
Moses Gunn
Heavy Williams
Nathan Davis
Judge Alschuler
Clarence Felder
Bremer
Dennis Farina
Supervisor
Wally Taylor
Robert Bedford
Jeris Poindexter
Lonnie
Stephen McKinley Henderson
James Cheeks
James Vallo
Army Man
Bill Blair
Dock Security Guard (uncredited)
Gerry Becker
Meyer
Cynthia Baker
Emma
Patrick Nugent
Jack Johnstone
Wanda Christine
Woman in Bar
Ward Ohrman
Secretary of Labor
Miklos Simon
Michora
Ernest Rayford
Thomas Joshua
Henryk Derewenda
John Kikulski
Phillip East
Joe Hodges
Paul Eaton
John Spriggs
Jason Green
Frank Custer Jr.
Gene Janson
Dennis Lane
Richard Lavin
Frank Rice
Dewitt Washington
Barbara Redlinski
Michalina Michora
James O'Reilly
John Fitzpatrick
Vernon R. Schwartz
Jimmy O'Rourke
Rob Riley
Nelson Morris
Connie Szerszen
Hysterical Woman
Letitia Toole
Mrs. Bethea
Mitch Gora
Neighborhood Tough (uncredited)
Paula Slade
Mother (uncredited)
Robert Minkoff
Extra (uncredited)
Damian Ehrlicher
Immigrant (uncredited)
Marie Preiser Ehrlicher
Union House Immigrant (uncredited)
Richard Ehrlicher
Union House Immigrant (uncredited)
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