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Anna, Audrina and LeBron: The unlikely faces of fall films

Poet Maya Angelou has dipped her toe into the acting world both in theater and on the big screen, most recently making an appearance in "Madea's Family Reunion." This time around, Angelou is one of many famous faces appearing as themselves in a documentary about African-American hair, the Chris Rock-directed "Good Hair." Oct. 9

Poet Maya Angelou has dipped her toe into the acting world both in theater and on the big screen, most recently making an appearance in “Madea’s Family Reunion.” This time around, Angelou is one of many famous faces appearing as themselves in a documentary about African-American hair, the Chris Rock-directed “Good Hair.”

Oct. 9  (Ringo H.W. Chiu / For The Times)

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LeBron James, 'More Than a Game'

Filmgoers may not immediately recognize the Cleveland Cavaliers small forward, but that’s only because “More Than a Game” follows LeBron James’ high school years. The documentary specifically revolves around James and four of his friends / teammates as they vie for high school championship titles and as James solidifies his status as a soon-to-be star of the NBA.

Oct. 2  (Amy Sancetta / Associated Press)

Fergie, 'Nine'

Fergie is already a household name thanks to her illustrious music career with the Black Eyed Peas and as a solo artist. But this fall, Fergie will take her acting career to the next level with a role in the Fellini-inspired musical “Nine.” After small roles in the 2006 flop “Poseidon” and “Grindhouse,” Fergie (billed as Stacy Ferguson) will be part of an all-star cast including Oscar winners Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman and Daniel Day-Lewis.

Nov. 25  (Jason Merritt / Getty Images)

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