When We Were Kings

Muhammad Ali appears as himself, showcasing his legendary charisma and boxing prowess during the lead-up to the historic match.

George Foreman is featured as himself, portraying the formidable opponent of Muhammad Ali in the 'Rumble in the Jungle' fight.

Don King plays himself, showcasing his role as the iconic boxing promoter who was instrumental in organizing the historic match.

James Brown appears as himself, bringing his electrifying music performance to the documentary and adding to the vibrant atmosphere.

B.B. King is featured as himself, adding his legendary blues music to the cultural richness captured in the documentary.

Spike Lee plays himself, contributing his insights as a prominent filmmaker and cultural commentator to the narrative of the documentary.

Mobutu Sese Seko appears as himself, showcasing his role as the President of Zaire during the time of the historic boxing event.

Norman Mailer is featured as himself, providing his perspectives as a renowned writer and intellectual on the significance of the Ali vs. Foreman fight.

George Plimpton plays himself, contributing his insights as a notable journalist and author to the documentary's exploration of the boxing spectacle.

Malick Bowens is featured as himself, adding his contribution to the cultural tapestry captured in the documentary When We Were Kings.

Lloyd Price appears as himself, bringing his musical talent to the documentary and enriching the portrayal of the vibrant cultural backdrop of the historic event.

Miriam Makeba is featured as herself, adding her unique voice and presence to the documentary, reflecting the diverse range of talent captured in the film.