Roger & Me

Michael Moore is the central figure in the film, following his quest to interview Roger B. Smith about the impact of GM plant closures on his hometown.

Rhonda Britton appears in the documentary, representing one of the many affected by the GM plant closures.

Fred Ross is featured in the film, sharing his perspective on the effects of the GM plant closures on the community.

Roger B. Smith, the CEO of General Motors at the time, is one of the central figures that Michael Moore attempts to interview in the documentary.

Bob Eubanks makes an appearance in the film, providing insight into the broader economic impacts of the GM plant closures.

James Blanchard is featured in the documentary, offering a political perspective on the issues surrounding the GM plant closures.

Kaye Lani Rae Rafko Wilson appears in the documentary, sharing her experiences as part of the community affected by the GM plant closures.

Pat Boone is one of the individuals featured in the film, offering his insights into the broader societal impact of the GM plant closures.

Anita Bryant makes an appearance in the documentary, discussing the cultural and social implications of the GM plant closures.

Ronald Reagan appears in archive footage in the film, providing historical context to the broader economic and political landscape at the time.