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Marshall

Mr Ellis, you agree, do you not, that as a colouredman you could not fairly pass judgement...

Mr Ellis, you agree, do you not, that as a coloured
man you could not fairly pass judgement on Mr Spell

Full Transcript

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Mr Ellis, you agree, do you not,
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that as a coloured man you could not
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fairly pass judgement on Mr Spell.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
22
Timestamp in Movie
00:34:59
Uploaded
Oct 29, 2025
Genres
biography, crime, drama
Production
Chestnut Ridge,Starlight Culture Entertainment Group,Hudlin Entertainment,Stage 6 Films,Open Road Films

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Movie Summary

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.
No. What I mean is, yes, if he's guilty, I'd have to convict him. - Marshall 00:05
No. What I mean is, yes, if he's guilty, I'd have ...
It's a peremptory challenge, Mr Friedman. - Marshall 00:05
It's a peremptory challenge, Mr Friedman.
Every single time they discriminate, - Marshall 00:05
Every single time they discriminate,
And if the State proves its case, - Marshall 00:06
And if the State proves its case,
Thank you, Mrs Richmond. That's all I wanted to know. - Marshall 00:05
Thank you, Mrs Richmond. That's all I wanted to know.
Mrs Richmond, I notice you have an accent. - Marshall 00:06
Mrs Richmond, I notice you have an accent.
Really? Here I thought you were the - Marshall 00:07
Really? Here I thought you were the
Mrs Richmond, - Marshall 00:06
Mrs Richmond,
But now you live in Greenwich. Yes, that's right. - Marshall 00:05
But now you live in Greenwich. Yes, that's right.
It's all anybody talks about. - Marshall 00:05
It's all anybody talks about.
I assume, then, that you've come to some sort of conclusion - Marshall 00:08
I assume, then, that you've come to some sort of conclu...
In passing, at parties and community events. - Marshall 00:06
In passing, at parties and community events.
Do you really think then, Mrs Richmond, - Marshall 00:07
Do you really think then, Mrs Richmond,
Thank you. No further questions. - Marshall 00:05
Thank you. No further questions.
Your Honour, may we have five minutes, please? - Marshall 00:06
Your Honour, may we have five minutes, please?
She's smart, she's confident, she resists authority. - Marshall 00:05
She's smart, she's confident, she resists authorit...
Maybe Mrs Strubing is a drinker. - Marshall 00:05
Maybe Mrs Strubing is a drinker.
Maybe she has a boyfriend in town. This woman may know things. - Marshall 00:06
Maybe she has a boyfriend in town. This woman may know thing...
The one thing Southerners like her hate more than the coloured... - Marshall 00:06
The one thing Southerners like her hate more than the colour...
She folded her arms and sat back when Willis spoke. - Marshall 00:05
She folded her arms and sat back when Willis spoke.