Walter Lee Younger - Don Cheadle

As a young man in his late 30s, Walter Lee Younger is finding the true essence of living in a struggling society for his sake. Through desperation, his ideas are somewhat attainable, but in reality is challenged by society to overcome his obstacles. As a Limo driver, Walter's idea of "make it or break" is his true reality. Often struggling to find his motive, Walter believes that by attaining his father's insurance money is the key to all mistakes.
Don Cheadle is an excellent actor who characterizes the traits of Walter Lee Younger. As a young actor growing up, Don Cheadle has always portrayed many cases which display the Civil Rights Movement and the equality of every individual. With movies such as Hotel Rwanda and Crash, he has influenced not only African-Americans, but Americans in general to strive for better living, equality and freedom in all types of society. Like most of his movies, the plot revolves around him in trying to find his identity, just like Walter Lee Younger. The image displayed depicts Don Cheadle in a business outfit, just like the characteristics of Walter Lee is an independent man trying to make an ends meet for his family. In reality, Walter's dream is to open up the liquor store with Willy, but making Mama proud is the true success of everything.