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Marshall

The story of Thurgood Marshall, the crusading lawyer who would become the first African-American Supreme Court Justice, as he battles through one of his career-defining cases.

Director

Reginald Hudlin

Year

Genre

biography, crime, drama

Box Office

$10,051,659

Production

Chestnut Ridge,Starlight Culture Entertainment Group,Hudlin Entertainment,Stage 6 Films,Open Road Films

Awards

Nominated for 1 Oscar. 4 wins & 21 nominations total

Thurgood Marshall

Chadwick Boseman

Sam Friedman

Eleanor Strubing

Joseph Spell

Sterling K. Brown

Loren Willis

Judge Foster

Buster Marshall

Walter White

Roger Guenveur Smith

Ted Lancaster

Bertha Lancaster

Irene Lancaster

Zanete Shadwick

Irwin Friedman

Mrs. Richmond

Langston Hughes

Jussie Smollett

Zora Neale Hurston

Rozonda 'Chilli' Thomas

Minton's Singer

John Strubing

Dr. Sayer

Captain Burke

Stella Friedman

Marina Squerciati

Jen at the Bar

Wright

Bridgeport Court Clerk

Billy Lyons

Ruthie

Josie DiVincenzo

Smiling Racist

Bartender

Edwin Lee Gibson

Officer McCoy

Daniel Stewart Sherman

Insurance Court Judge

Christopher Mele

NAACP Secretary

Rose Steinberg

Lauren Friedman

Mr. Weisman

Michael Bernardi

Sprague

Michael Carey Miller

Thug at Bar

Robert S. Bates

Thug at YMCA

Reporter #1

Reporter #2

Reporter #3

Farmer

Joseph G. Giambra

Ellis

Benjamin Sheeler

Maitre 'D

Richard Lambert

Langston's Boyfriend

Prison Guard

Jonathan Scialabba

Gilman

Willis' Secretary

Lisa Christie-Betha

Cantor

Algonquin Patron

Kenneth Joseph Bolden

Algonquin Friend

Harlem Musician

Mississippi Father

Mississippi Mother

Attorney Z. Alexander Looby

Juror

Rabbi

Journalist

Daniel Keith Barone

Juror

Traveler

Phillip Buffone

court room

Waiter

Police Officer

Michael Alan Collette

Juror

Courtroom Gallery Biddy

Courtroom Spectator

Malcolm Aaron Ertha

Jewish Elder

Michael Filipink

Oklahoma Juror

Marcus Ganci-Rotella

Oklahoma Juror

Client

Chris Guttadaro

Desk Sergeant

Newspaper Photographer in Courtroom

Lady of the Night

Roselyn Kasmire

Courtroom Reporter

Juror

Oklahoma Sheriff

Club Member

Bailiff

Patrick Mallette

Bailiff

Algonquin Club Member

Bartender

Alexander S. McBryde

Protestor

Jennifer Migliore

Lawyer's Secretary

Protester

Babushka Lady in the Synagogue

Courtroom Sketch Artist

Juror

Pedestrian

Women in Courtroom

Oklahoma Prosecuting Attorney

Protester

Algonquin Club Patron

Juror

Court Spectator

Yvonne Stephenson

Client's Wife

Bar Thug

Anthony Vincent

Police Officer

Corey Ronald Walter

Court Spectator

Tashani Wiggins

Willis' Assistant

Brandyn T. Williams

Oklahoma Sheriff

Juror #6

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Oh. Not a bad picture. - Marshall

Oh. Not a bad picture.

- Also, your wife called.
- Oh, Sam. Perfect. - Marshall

- Also, your wife called. - Oh, Sam. Perfect.

You should really
consider whether or not - Marshall

You should really consider whether or not

You think he did it. That's
for a jury to decide. - Marshall

You think he did it. That's for a jury to decide.

You think he raped
this woman and drove - Marshall

You think he raped this woman and drove

That's right. People do all sorts - Marshall

That's right. People do all sorts

But throw a woman over
the bridge, into the - Marshall

But throw a woman over the bridge, into the

You've gotta have a pretty
dim view of Negroes - Marshall

You've gotta have a pretty dim view of Negroes

The papers say he
was dishonourably - Marshall

The papers say he was dishonourably

He left behind a wife and two
kids in Louisiana, Thurgood. - Marshall

He left behind a wife and two kids in Louisiana, Thurgood.

Yes, he's got baggage. Criminal
defendants usually do. - Marshall

Yes, he's got baggage. Criminal defendants usually do.

They're not perfect
citizens like you and me. - Marshall

They're not perfect citizens like you and me.

I got Gruber on the phone. What
do you want me to tell him? - Marshall

I got Gruber on the phone. What do you want me to tell him?

No, I need you to try this case. - Marshall

No, I need you to try this case.

"And the Lord commanded Moses
to enlist his brother's help. - Marshall

"And the Lord commanded Moses to enlist his brother...

He shall speak for
you to the people." - Marshall

He shall speak for you to the people."

You say you've never tried a
criminal case before, right? - Marshall

You say you've never tried a criminal case before, righ...

Hey, look who's back.
You coming tonight? - Marshall

Hey, look who's back. You coming tonight?

Oh, man, I was really looking
forward to catching up with you. - Marshall

Oh, man, I was really looking forward to catching up with yo...

All right, you need to stop
feeling sorry for yourself. - Marshall

All right, you need to stop feeling sorry for yourself.

You better not be lying.
Look at the bump. - Marshall

You better not be lying. Look at the bump.

♪ Trouble in mind ♪ - Marshall

♪ Trouble in mind ♪

My mother's name was
never mentioned. - Marshall

My mother's name was never mentioned.

Well, this case is all anybody
in this city is talking about. - Marshall

Well, this case is all anybody in this city is talking about...

Which only means
that the inevitable - Marshall

Which only means that the inevitable

Don't bet against me. You're not
even trying the case, baby. - Marshall

Don't bet against me. You're not even trying the c...

Every single word that man utters
in that courtroom will be mine. - Marshall

Every single word that man utters in that courtroom will be ...

I'm just making the point that a
Negro charged with ravishment - Marshall

I'm just making the point that a Negro charged with rav...

Write your little poems, explore
big ideas with your comrades. - Marshall

Write your little poems, explore big ideas with your comrade...

Listen, by the time
the baby comes, - Marshall

Listen, by the time the baby comes,

Do none of you have
any confidence in me? - Marshall

Do none of you have any confidence in me?

I'd say you have enough
confidence for us all, - Marshall

I'd say you have enough confidence for us all,

That's funny, because I haven't
heard a thing about you. - Marshall

That's funny, because I haven't heard a thing abou...

You have no idea how
persuasive this guy can be. - Marshall

You have no idea how persuasive this guy can be.

With all that's going
on in the world today, - Marshall

With all that's going on in the world today,

Well, he wasn't looking for it,
Rose. Irwin got him involved. - Marshall

Well, he wasn't looking for it, Rose. Irwin got him inv...

Well, you tell him that everybody
is terrified by what this man did. - Marshall

Well, you tell him that everybody is terrified by what this ...

She's been with them for 11 years. - Marshall

She's been with them for 11 years.

Dora and I couldn't remember.
Were you born here or in Minsk? - Marshall

Dora and I couldn't remember. Were you born here or in ...

We, We came over when I was one. - Marshall

We, We came over when I was one.

So you feel like a
really big shot, - Marshall

So you feel like a really big shot,

Mr., Gilman, - Marshall

To tell you the
truth, I don't know - Marshall

To tell you the truth, I don't know

I'll be honest with you. I
don't like the coloured. - Marshall

I'll be honest with you. I don't like the coloured...

Well, you're one of
them... I figured. - Marshall

Well, you're one of them... I figured.

Your Honour, we move to have
Mr Wright excused for cause. - Marshall

Your Honour, we move to have Mr Wright excused for cause.

If I instructed you that the law - Marshall

If I instructed you that the law

Mr Ellis, you agree, do you not, - Marshall

Mr Ellis, you agree, do you not,

No. What I mean is, yes, if he's
guilty, I'd have to convict him. - Marshall

No. What I mean is, yes, if he's guilty, I'd have ...

It's a peremptory
challenge, Mr Friedman. - Marshall

It's a peremptory challenge, Mr Friedman.

Every single time
they discriminate, - Marshall

Every single time they discriminate,

And if the State proves its case, - Marshall

And if the State proves its case,

Thank you, Mrs Richmond.
That's all I wanted to know. - Marshall

Thank you, Mrs Richmond. That's all I wanted to know.

Mrs Richmond, I notice
you have an accent. - Marshall

Mrs Richmond, I notice you have an accent.

Really? Here I
thought you were the - Marshall

Really? Here I thought you were the

Mrs Richmond, - Marshall

But now you live in
Greenwich. Yes, that's right. - Marshall

But now you live in Greenwich. Yes, that's right.

It's all anybody talks about. - Marshall

It's all anybody talks about.

I assume, then, that you've
come to some sort of conclusion - Marshall

I assume, then, that you've come to some sort of conclu...

In passing, at parties
and community events. - Marshall

In passing, at parties and community events.

Do you really think
then, Mrs Richmond, - Marshall

Do you really think then, Mrs Richmond,

Thank you. No further questions. - Marshall

Thank you. No further questions.

Your Honour, may we have
five minutes, please? - Marshall

Your Honour, may we have five minutes, please?

She's smart, she's confident,
she resists authority. - Marshall

She's smart, she's confident, she resists authorit...

Maybe Mrs Strubing is a drinker. - Marshall

Maybe Mrs Strubing is a drinker.

Maybe she has a boyfriend in town.
This woman may know things. - Marshall

Maybe she has a boyfriend in town. This woman may know thing...

The one thing Southerners like her
hate more than the coloured... - Marshall

The one thing Southerners like her hate more than the colour...

She folded her arms and sat
back when Willis spoke. - Marshall

She folded her arms and sat back when Willis spoke.

When you began, she opened up, - Marshall

When you began, she opened up,

Mrs Richmond, you've been
accepted by both of the parties - Marshall

Mrs Richmond, you've been accepted by both of the parti...

The evidence will begin
tomorrow morning at 10:00. - Marshall

The evidence will begin tomorrow morning at 10:00.

Hey, hey. Hey, hey. Mr
Friedman. Mr Friedman. - Marshall

Hey, hey. Hey, hey. Mr Friedman. Mr Friedman.

He says that, "The Spell
case will show the world - Marshall

He says that, "The Spell case will show the world

Hasn't it been proven in
this courtroom already? - Marshall

Hasn't it been proven in this courtroom already?

How can a man have
a fair trial when - Marshall

How can a man have a fair trial when

When the members of his race are - Marshall

When the members of his race are

When fear and bias
against his race are the - Marshall

When fear and bias against his race are the

In Europe right now, - Marshall

In Europe right now,

But here in America,
our differences - Marshall

But here in America, our differences

Here we're promised equal
protection under the law. - Marshall

Here we're promised equal protection under the law.

That promise has not been
realised, not even close. - Marshall

That promise has not been realised, not even close.

Not in Birmingham, Alabama, nor
in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, - Marshall

Not in Birmingham, Alabama, nor in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,

Where your bigotry is simply
covered by a northern accent. - Marshall

Where your bigotry is simply covered by a northern accent.

But a fair jury can always
render a just verdict. - Marshall

But a fair jury can always render a just verdict.

The Constitution was not
written for us. We know that. - Marshall

The Constitution was not written for us. We know that.

The Constitution was not written for us We know that - Marshall

The Constitution was not written for us We know that

From now on we claim
it as our own. - Marshall

From now on we claim it as our own.

You insulting the judge
on the courthouse - Marshall

You insulting the judge on the courthouse

Just relax. - Marshall

My people will decide
what to say to - Marshall

My people will decide what to say to

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The story of Thurgood Marshall, the crusading lawyer who would become the first African-American Supreme Court Justice, as he battles through one of his career-defining cases.

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Director: Reginald Hudlin

Writer: Michael Koskoff, Jacob Koskoff

Production: Chestnut Ridge,Starlight Culture Entertainment Group,Hudlin Entertainment,Stage 6 Films,Open Road Films

Genre: biography, crime, drama

Year: 2017

MetaScore: 66/100

ImdbRating: 7.3

BoxOffice: $10,051,659

Released: 13 Oct 2017

Awards: Nominated for 1 Oscar. 4 wins & 21 nominations total

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