How are characters connected in Malcolm X?

Name: Malcolm X
Genre: documentary
Released: 1972
Rating: 6.7
Cast: James Earl Jones, Ossie Davis, Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, Leon Ameer

The 18 characters in Malcolm X form a network of alliances, conflicts, and complex dynamics. Explore the interactive relationship map to see how each character connects.

Malcolm X (1972) Character Relationships & Connections Map

Malcolm X (1972) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Biographical Narration (voice) (played by James Earl Jones) — protagonist
Eulogy (voice) (played by Ossie Davis) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (played by Malcolm X) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (played by Muhammad Ali) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (played by Vida Blue) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (played by Leon Ameer) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (played by John Carlos) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (played by Kwame Ture) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (played by Eldridge Cleaver) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (played by John Ali) — supporting
Self (archive footage) (as Rap Brown) (played by H. Rap Brown) — supporting
Self - Remarks After Death of Malcolm X (archive footage) (played by Ella Collins) — minor
Self - 1968 Olympics (archive footage) (as R. Freeman) (played by Ronald Freeman) — minor
Self - 1968 Olympics (archive footage) (as L. Evans) (played by Lee Evans) — minor
Self (archive footage) (as Minister Farrakhan) (played by Louis Farrakhan) — minor
Self (archive footage) (played by Charles Evers) — minor
Self - Remarks After Death of Malcolm X (archive footage) (played by James Farmer) — minor
Self (archive footage) (played by Angela Davis) — minor

Character Relationships in Malcolm X

Character Relationship Map: Malcolm X

Characters