America: A Tribute to Heroes
A benefit concert and telethon organized by George Clooney and broadcast uninterrupted and commercial-free by the four major television networks just 10 days after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and The Pentagon to raise money for the victims and their families,
Joel Gallen
Beth McCarthy-Miller
Casts & Crew
Eddie Vedder
Bruce Springsteen
Stevie Wonder
Tom Petty
Neil Young
Sting
Paul Simon
Clint Eastwood
Conan O'Brien
Tom Cruise
Jim Carrey
George Clooney
Tom Hanks
Muhammad Ali
Will Smith
Willie Nelson
Bono
Mariah Carey
Jon Bon Jovi
Sheryl Crow
Cindy Crawford
Robert De Niro
John Cusack
Cameron Diaz
Benicio del Toro
Penélope Cruz
Danny DeVito
Céline Dion
Fred Durst
Mick Jagger
Salma Hayek
Billy Joel
Alicia Keys
Nicole Kidman
Michael Keaton
Faith Hill
Enrique Iglesias
Wyclef Jean
Goldie Hawn
Kelsey Grammer
Mark Wahlberg
James Woods
Ben Stiller
Sylvester Stallone
Paul Shaffer
Adam Sandler
Kurt Russell
Ray Romano
Chris Rock
Richie Sambora
Johnny Rzeznik
Christine Taylor
Julia Roberts
Brad Pitt
Mike Myers
Dave Matthews
Al Pacino
Sarah Jessica Parker
Robin Williams
Jack Nicholson
Amy Brenneman
Lucy Liu
Halle Berry
Cuba Gooding Jr.
Jimmy Smits
Also Directed by Joel Gallen
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Also Directed by Beth McCarthy-Miller
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