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Harriet

July 18, 1824, of free issue

July 18, 1824, of free issue

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July 18, 1824, of free issue.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
39
Timestamp in Movie
00:47:20
Uploaded
Jun 20, 2025
Genres
action, biography, drama
Production
Stay Gold Features,Martin Chase Productions,Perfect World Pictures,Focus Features,MACRO

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Movie Summary

The extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and transformation into one of America's greatest heroes, whose courage, ingenuity, and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history.
Must've worn my high boots that day. - Harriet 00:05
Must've worn my high boots that day.
ELIZA: Dear Mr. Thompson. - Harriet 00:11
ELIZA: Dear Mr. Thompson.
My dearly departed... Edward. - Harriet 00:05
My dearly departed... Edward.
Please accept the enclosed $7.50. - Harriet 00:05
Please accept the enclosed $7.50.
Your neighbor and sister-in-law, - Harriet 00:05
Your neighbor and sister-in-law,
Our stature in this community is measured in Negroes. - Harriet 00:06
Our stature in this community is measured in Negroes.
We can sell the Ross brothers. - Harriet 00:04
We can sell the Ross brothers.
I mean, Robert alone is worth $600 or $700. - Harriet 00:04
I mean, Robert alone is worth $600 or $700.
If we sell Junyah and Henry, too, - Harriet 00:05
If we sell Junyah and Henry, too,
With you unmarried and sleeping in brothels? - Harriet 00:05
With you unmarried and sleeping in brothels?
The others will just have to work harder - Harriet 00:07
The others will just have to work harder
(indistinct chatter) - Harriet 00:07
(indistinct chatter)
¶ I'm sorry I had to leave you. ¶ - Harriet 00:05
¶ I'm sorry I had to leave you. ¶
¶ ¶ - Harriet 00:08
¶ ¶
One good eye is all I need to see you, girl. - Harriet 00:05
One good eye is all I need to see you, girl.
(both laughing) - Harriet 00:06
(both laughing)
I come to get you, - Harriet 00:05
I come to get you,
I've been living free in Philadelphia, - Harriet 00:05
I've been living free in Philadelphia,
I heard you were drowned, Minty. - Harriet 00:04
I heard you were drowned, Minty.
Never thought I'd see you again. - Harriet 00:05
Never thought I'd see you again.