O.G.

2018
TV-MA
1h 53m

IMDb RATING

6.2/10

YOUR RATING

'O.G.' follows Louis (Jeffrey Wright) a maximum-security prison inmate whose impending release is upended when he takes a new arrival under his wing. Starring Jeffrey Wright, Theothus Carter and William Fichtner. O.G. premieres February 23 at 10PM on HBO.

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Prison Drama Drama

Louis awaits release from prison after nearly 24 years in, when young Beech is incarcerated.Louis awaits release from prison after nearly 24 years in, when young Beech is incarcerated.Louis awaits release from prison after nearly 24 years in, when young Beech is incarcerated.

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 3 nominations total

Videos4

Trailer 1:58

Official Trailer

Featurette 2:16

O.G.: Redemption Through Incarceration (Featurette)

Featurette 2:16

O.G.: Redemption Through Incarceration (Featurette)

Featurette 3:10

O.G.: Journey Inside With Jeffrey Wright & Madeleine Sackler (Behind The Scenes)

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Jeffrey Wright, Alia Shawkat Take Top Honors at Tribeca

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Trivia
O.G. was filmed in a prison with prisoners acting many of the parts.

Goofs
The parole officer played by Boyd Holbrook introduces himself as John/Johnny Pinkins, however, during the end credits he is listed as Davey Pinkins.

User reviews24

Featured review

Jeffrey Wright

In my case, he was the basic motif for see this film. And his performance was the prize . Because it is a honest portrait of jail life, nuanced picture of a man after 24 years in prison and his steps to freedom. The friendship with a young man and the obstacles to the end of the life out of society. Right game with the expectations and suppositions of the viewer. And the blank end. Jeffrey Wright does a great job. Not surprising. But the best word about a film who gives not revelations or impressive twists, being more a correct one.