'Battle in Seattle' Trailer Premiere

July 15, 2008
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By: Kevin Polowy
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Charlize Theron and company protest like it's 1999.

You gotta love the lineup actor-turned-director Stuart Townsend assembled for 'Battle in Seattle,' the upcoming docudrama about the chaotic events surrounding the World Trade Organization's first U.S. conference in 1999.

In addition to Townsend's better half, Charlize Theron, you've got Woody Harrelson sporting a Natural Born Killer-ish bald head, goodfella Ray Liotta playing mayor, rapper-actor Andre Benjamin expanding his repertoire, and Michelle Rodriguez and Channing Tatum supplying eye candy.

Get a look at these folks fighting the power in this exclusive trailer.

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Tags: Battle in Seattle, BattleInSeattle, Channing Tatum, ChanningTatum, Charlize Theron, CharlizeTheron, michelle rodriguez, MichelleRodriguez, Woody Harrelson, WoodyHarrelson
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Mike Brown at 5:01PM on Jul 15th 2008

When is this film being released? I can't wait, I love the cast and message! Looks like one to watch.

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Mike Brown at 6:00PM on Jul 15th 2008

When is this film being released? I can't wait, I love the cast and
message! Looks like one to watch.

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