Something the Lord Made
“A breakthrough that changed the face of medicine. A unique partnership that broke the rules.”
Synopsis
A dramatization of the relationship between heart surgery pioneers Alfred Blalock and Vivien Thomas.
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Principal cast & crew: 26
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Edited by Michael BrownShot by Donald M MorganScored by Christopher YoungDesigned by Vincent Peranio
Also known as
- Ein Werk Gottesde
- La Création de Dieufr
- Medici per la vitait
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Cast & Crew
26 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Cliff Mcmullen
as Lodel Williams
Yasiin Bey
as Vivien Thomas
Luray Cooper
as Charles Manlove
Alan Rickman
as Dr. Alfred Blalock
Gabrielle Union
as Clara Thomas
Irene Ziegler
as Francis Grebel
Charles S Dutton
as William Thomas
Clayton Lebouef
as Harold Thomas
John Emmanuel
as Man at Bank
Harold J Abell Sr
as Man #1
Kyra Sedgwick
as Mary Blalock
Merritt Wever
as Mrs. Saxon
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2Directors
1Writers
2Producers
2Other crew
7Parents Guide
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