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Mr Friedman, your picture's onthe front page with Mr Marshall

Mr Friedman, your picture's on
the front page with Mr Marshall

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Mr Friedman, your picture's on the front page with Mr Marshall.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
43
Timestamp in Movie
00:23:50
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.
Oh. Not a bad picture. - Marshall 00:05
Oh. Not a bad picture.
- Also, your wife called. - Oh, Sam. Perfect. - Marshall 00:05
- Also, your wife called. - Oh, Sam. Perfect.
You should really consider whether or not - Marshall 00:06
You should really consider whether or not
You think he did it. That's for a jury to decide. - Marshall 00:05
You think he did it. That's for a jury to decide.
You think he raped this woman and drove - Marshall 00:06
You think he raped this woman and drove
That's right. People do all sorts - Marshall 00:06
That's right. People do all sorts
But throw a woman over the bridge, into the - Marshall 00:08
But throw a woman over the bridge, into the
You've gotta have a pretty dim view of Negroes - Marshall 00:08
You've gotta have a pretty dim view of Negroes
The papers say he was dishonourably - Marshall 00:05
The papers say he was dishonourably
He left behind a wife and two kids in Louisiana, Thurgood. - Marshall 00:06
He left behind a wife and two kids in Louisiana, Thurgood.
Yes, he's got baggage. Criminal defendants usually do. - Marshall 00:05
Yes, he's got baggage. Criminal defendants usually do.
They're not perfect citizens like you and me. - Marshall 00:05
They're not perfect citizens like you and me.
I got Gruber on the phone. What do you want me to tell him? - Marshall 00:05
I got Gruber on the phone. What do you want me to tell him?
No, I need you to try this case. - Marshall 00:05
No, I need you to try this case.
"And the Lord commanded Moses to enlist his brother's help. - Marshall 00:06
"And the Lord commanded Moses to enlist his brother...
He shall speak for you to the people." - Marshall 00:09
He shall speak for you to the people."
You say you've never tried a criminal case before, right? - Marshall 00:05
You say you've never tried a criminal case before, righ...
Hey, look who's back. You coming tonight? - Marshall 00:05
Hey, look who's back. You coming tonight?
Oh, man, I was really looking forward to catching up with you. - Marshall 00:05
Oh, man, I was really looking forward to catching up with yo...
All right, you need to stop feeling sorry for yourself. - Marshall 00:06
All right, you need to stop feeling sorry for yourself.