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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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The knife was pointed
at my throat, - Marshall

The knife was pointed at my throat,

When it was over, he said, "We're
going for a ride, Mrs Strubing." - Marshall

When it was over, he said, "We're going for a ride...

I show you Exhibit "H." - Marshall

I show you Exhibit "H."

And is this, Exhibit "I,"
taken from that dress, - Marshall

And is this, Exhibit "I," taken from that dress,

I had to lay down on the
floor so that I wasn't seen. - Marshall

I had to lay down on the floor so that I wasn't seen.

He came around, pulled
me out of the car. - Marshall

He came around, pulled me out of the car.

And I remember feeling weightless. - Marshall

And I remember feeling weightless.

Mrs Strubing, - Marshall

For the record, Mrs Strubing,
which coloured man? - Marshall

For the record, Mrs Strubing, which coloured man?

Did you encounter anybody else
during your time with Mr Spell? - Marshall

Did you encounter anybody else during your time with Mr Spel...

Yes, as we were driving
toward the reservoir, - Marshall

Yes, as we were driving toward the reservoir,

It was the police. I thought,
at last, I was saved. - Marshall

It was the police. I thought, at last, I was saved.

And then Joseph said
to get down back there - Marshall

And then Joseph said to get down back there

I'm so sorry. I did
not want to cry. - Marshall

I'm so sorry. I did not want to cry.

You've been very
strong, Mrs Strubing. - Marshall

You've been very strong, Mrs Strubing.

If we just let the Reds and
the Nazis fight it out, - Marshall

If we just let the Reds and the Nazis fight it out,

This club is for
members only, boy. - Marshall

This club is for members only, boy.

Lorin, it appears that you have
some rather unique admirers. - Marshall

Lorin, it appears that you have some rather unique admirers.

- This is a private club.
- She wasn't in the car, Lorin. - Marshall

- This is a private club. - She wasn't in the car, Lori...

Yeah. That's exactly
what I'm doing. - Marshall

Yeah. That's exactly what I'm doing.

We have a sworn statement
from an Officer - Marshall

We have a sworn statement from an Officer

I don't care what you have. - Marshall

I don't care what you have.

Ellie Strubing told the
Greenwich police everything - Marshall

Ellie Strubing told the Greenwich police everything

This from Ellie
Strubing the morning - Marshall

This from Ellie Strubing the morning

Everything she told
the Greenwich police. - Marshall

Everything she told the Greenwich police.

And a man as good-looking as
you has no cause to be blue. - Marshall

And a man as good-looking as you has no cause to be blue.

Attorney Friedman,
hold on a minute. - Marshall

Attorney Friedman, hold on a minute.

To you and the nigger lawyer. - Marshall

To you and the nigger lawyer.

You don't want to have anything
to do with this man, miss. - Marshall

You don't want to have anything to do with this man, mi...

You gentlemen are
making a big mistake. - Marshall

You gentlemen are making a big mistake.

This man is an attorney. - Marshall

This man is an attorney.

You'll be showing Mr Marshall
all the respect he deserves. - Marshall

You'll be showing Mr Marshall all the respect he deserv...

Have made it clear
that they intend - Marshall

Have made it clear that they intend

In their own country, - Marshall

In their own country,

I could use some ice. - Marshall

I could use some ice.

Thurgood. Your
co-counsel. Open up. - Marshall

Thurgood. Your co-counsel. Open up.

Did I come at a bad time?
What do you want, Thurgood? - Marshall

Did I come at a bad time? What do you want, Thurgood?

Eleanor Strubing lied too. - Marshall

Eleanor Strubing lied too.

Thurgood, you have just
broken this case wide open. - Marshall

Thurgood, you have just broken this case wide open.

My God, you really
are a legal genius. - Marshall

My God, you really are a legal genius.

Men are men and women
are women, Sam. - Marshall

Men are men and women are women, Sam.

Listen to me carefully now. - Marshall

Listen to me carefully now.

- You're lying.
- Why are you taking her side? - Marshall

- You're lying. - Why are you taking her side?

Okay. Okay, she was there. - Marshall

Okay. Okay, she was there.

So, you're guilty. - Marshall

So, you're guilty.

What about the skin under her
nails? The doctor lying too? - Marshall

What about the skin under her nails? The doctor lying too?

Because I was scared. All right? - Marshall

Because I was scared. All right?

I was scared what they'd gonna
do to me if they find out. - Marshall

I was scared what they'd gonna do to me if they find ou...

My father told me once, - Marshall

My father told me once,

- Good morning.
- Good morning, Mr Friedman. - Marshall

- Good morning. - Good morning, Mr Friedman.

Mrs Strubing, - Marshall

Yes, I was on the swim team. - Marshall

Yes, I was on the swim team.

You and your husband moved
to your estate in Greenwich - Marshall

You and your husband moved to your estate in Greenwich

I'm sorry. A mansion? - Marshall

I'm sorry. A mansion?

John and I moved here, to
Greenwich, rather, last May. - Marshall

John and I moved here, to Greenwich, rather, last May.

But your husband was
away on the night - Marshall

But your husband was away on the night

You've testified that you went
out on the evening in question. - Marshall

You've testified that you went out on the evening in qu...

That is correct. To the Moores. - Marshall

That is correct. To the Moores.

Did you, Did you drink
at the Moores' home? - Marshall

Did you, Did you drink at the Moores' home?

When you drove home,
were you tipsy? - Marshall

When you drove home, were you tipsy?

Okay. So you went
straight up to your - Marshall

Okay. So you went straight up to your

And when you came
out of the shower, - Marshall

And when you came out of the shower,

Mr Friedman, no more of
this. You understand me? - Marshall

Mr Friedman, no more of this. You understand me?

Now, your bedroom is just below
the room where the maid slept? - Marshall

Now, your bedroom is just below the room where the maid slep...

So he removed his pants, belt,
zipper, whatever, with one hand? - Marshall

So he removed his pants, belt, zipper, whatever, with one ha...

You told Mr Willis - Marshall

You told Mr Willis

There was a phone right
next to your bed. - Marshall

There was a phone right next to your bed.

- Did you attempt to use it?
- No. I was terrified. - Marshall

- Did you attempt to use it? - No. I was terrified.

Afraid to use the
phone or scream for - Marshall

Afraid to use the phone or scream for

But at no point... at no point - Marshall

But at no point... at no point

- Object. This is argument.
- I was scared for my life. - Marshall

- Object. This is argument. - I was scared for my life.

That is not true. I was forced
to leave the house. He bound me. - Marshall

That is not true. I was forced to leave the house. He bound ...

- He had a knife.
- Right. Right. The knife. - Marshall

- He had a knife. - Right. Right. The knife.

As you testified, you were afraid - Marshall

As you testified, you were afraid

- Because of the gag?
- Yes. - Marshall

- Because of the gag? - Yes.

Mrs Strubing, - Marshall

Mrs Strubing, please, please - Marshall

Mrs Strubing, please, please

The gag was between your lips.
Is that correct, Mrs Strubing? - Marshall

The gag was between your lips. Is that correct, Mrs Strubing...

Is this about right? - Marshall

Is this about right?

No, it was a bit
tighter than that. - Marshall

No, it was a bit tighter than that.

Now, you could have done
that, Mrs Strubing. - Marshall

Now, you could have done that, Mrs Strubing.

There was a policeman
standing not three feet - Marshall

There was a policeman standing not three feet

You bolted from the
car because you - Marshall

You bolted from the car because you

One more word out of you and
I will hold you in contempt. - Marshall

One more word out of you and I will hold you in contempt.

You were afraid of
what your husband - Marshall

You were afraid of what your husband

I was thrown. My hands were
tied. He tried to kill me. - Marshall

I was thrown. My hands were tied. He tried to kill me.

Your hands were not
tied, Mrs Strubing. - Marshall

Your hands were not tied, Mrs Strubing.

You were able to remove your coat - Marshall

You were able to remove your coat

That's not true. That's a lie.
He gagged me. He tied me. - Marshall

That's not true. That's a lie. He gagged me. He ti...

I am so... so sorry for your
unhappiness, Mrs Strubing. - Marshall

I am so... so sorry for your unhappiness, Mrs Strubing.

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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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