42 - the Jackie Robinson film

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The film '42' is set to be released on April 12, 2013. I will be posting stills from the movie everyday until the release! I hope to film focuses on Jackie and his life primarily but considering the order of the cast list I wonder how central he is to the plot. As a tumblr user pointed out he is listed 12th on the cast list. 


We won't know until we watch the film. Regardless the stills will be posted. 

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