When did Antwone Fisher come out?

When did Antwone Fisher come out?

January 10, 2003 (USA)
Antwone Fisher/Release date

How old is the real Antwone Fisher?

62 years (August 3, 1959)
Antwone Fisher/Age

Did Antwone Fisher find his family?

After three years with the Bureau of Prisons, he began work as a security guard for Sony Pictures. It was there Fisher decided to find his true family members. He contacted Annette Elkins, who turned out to be his aunt. Within months of this contact, Fisher met all of his family, including his mother Eva Mae.

What was wrong with the wife in Antwone Fisher?

Antwone suffers years of physical and emotional abuse at Mrs. Tate’s hands, and is molested by her adult daughter Nadine. He finally leaves the home at age 14. After living out on the streets for the next few years, he decides to join the U.S. Navy to make something out of his life.

How old is Antwone Fisher from finding fish?

Antwone Quentin Fisher was born on the 3rd August 1959, in Cleveland, Ohio USA, and is recognized for being not only an author, who has released his autobiographical book “Finding Fish” (2001), but also for being a film producer, director, and screenwriter, who then naturally scripted the film “Antwone Fisher” (2002).

When did the movie Antwone Fisher come out?

His 2001 autobiographical book Finding Fish was a New York Times Best Seller. The 2002 film Antwone Fisher was written by Fisher and directed by Denzel Washington.

How old was Antwone Fisher when he joined the Navy?

He grew up in Cleveland’s foster care system and was emancipated from care at age 17 in the world alone and living on the tough streets of Cleveland, at age 18 Antwone joined the United States Navy where he traveled the world and was awarded many medals and ribbons including two good conduct medals.

What was the first book Antwone Fisher wrote?

Antwone’s first book, Finding Fish: a memoir, chronicles his inspiring story became a New York Times and National Bestseller. Antwone has taught in the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television as well as UCLA Extension Writers Program.