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When you drove home,were you tipsy?

When you drove home,
were you tipsy?

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When you drove home, were you tipsy?
Duration
6 seconds
Views
14
Timestamp in Movie
01:19:33
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.
Okay. So you went straight up to your - Marshall 00:07
Okay. So you went straight up to your
And when you came out of the shower, - Marshall 00:09
And when you came out of the shower,
Mr Friedman, no more of this. You understand me? - Marshall 00:06
Mr Friedman, no more of this. You understand me?
Now, your bedroom is just below the room where the maid slept? - Marshall 00:06
Now, your bedroom is just below the room where the maid slep...
So he removed his pants, belt, zipper, whatever, with one hand? - Marshall 00:06
So he removed his pants, belt, zipper, whatever, with one ha...
You told Mr Willis - Marshall 00:06
You told Mr Willis
There was a phone right next to your bed. - Marshall 00:06
There was a phone right next to your bed.
- Did you attempt to use it? - No. I was terrified. - Marshall 00:06
- Did you attempt to use it? - No. I was terrified.
Afraid to use the phone or scream for - Marshall 00:06
Afraid to use the phone or scream for
But at no point... at no point - Marshall 00:11
But at no point... at no point
- Object. This is argument. - I was scared for my life. - Marshall 00:05
- 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 00:05
That is not true. I was forced to leave the house. He bound ...
- He had a knife. - Right. Right. The knife. - Marshall 00:07
- He had a knife. - Right. Right. The knife.
As you testified, you were afraid - Marshall 00:08
As you testified, you were afraid
- Because of the gag? - Yes. - Marshall 00:05
- Because of the gag? - Yes.
Mrs Strubing, - Marshall 00:07
Mrs Strubing,
Mrs Strubing, please, please - Marshall 00:08
Mrs Strubing, please, please
The gag was between your lips. Is that correct, Mrs Strubing? - Marshall 00:05
The gag was between your lips. Is that correct, Mrs Strubing...
Is this about right? - Marshall 00:05
Is this about right?
No, it was a bit tighter than that. - Marshall 00:05
No, it was a bit tighter than that.