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Selma

A chronicle of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s campaign to secure equal voting rights via an epic march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, in 1965.

Director

Ava DuVernay

Year

Genre

biography, drama, history

Box Office

$52,076,908

Production

Pathé,Harpo Films,Plan B Entertainment,Cloud Eight Films,Ingenious Media,Celador Films

Awards

Won 1 Oscar. 58 wins & 91 nominations total

Homepage

https://www.paramount.com/movies/selma

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Coretta Scott King

Gunnar Jahn

Girl #1

Girl #2

Girl #3

Girl #4

Girl #5

Nadej K. Bailey

Boy #1

Annie Lee Cooper

Registrar

President Lyndon B. Johnson

Lee White

Giovanni Ribisi

President's Secretary

Haviland Stillwell

Andrew Young

Bayard Rustin

Ruben Santiago-Hudson

Ralph Abernathy

James Orange

Diane Nash

James Bevel

Amelia Boynton

Lorraine Toussaint

Assaulting White Man

David M. Morizot

Chief Wilson Baker

Frederick Reese

E. Roger Mitchell

J. Edgar Hoover

Mahalia Jackson

Sullivan Jackson

Jackson's Daughter

Stormy Merriwether

Richie Jean Jackson

Rev. C.T. Vivian

Rev. Hosea Williams

Roy Reed

John Lewis

James Forman

Jimmie Lee Jackson

LaKeith Stanfield

Cager Lee

Henry G. Sanders

Viola Lee Jackson

Sheriff Jim Clark

Gov. George Wallace

Aide

Malcolm X

Col. Al Lingo

Major Cloud

Michael Papajohn

Voice on Recorder

Brian Kurlander

James Reeb

Marie Reeb

Elizabeth Diane Wells

Viola Liuzzo

Anthony Liuzzo

David Silverman

Gerry

Charles Saunders

Angry Marcher

Fred Gray

Cuba Gooding Jr.

John Doar

Alessandro Nivola

Archbishop Iakovos

Michael Shikany

Reeb Companion

Klansman #1

Klansman #2

Brandon Carroll

State Attorney

Female Marcher

ABC Journalist

Dan Triandiflou

White Marcher

Black Marcher

Young Marcher

Elder Marcher

Self Defense Trainee

Zipporah Carter

Self Defense Trainee

Volunteer Doctor

Dawn Young-McDaniel

Angry white woman

Marcher

Lontrell Anderson

Civil Rights Protestor

beaten Marcher

Self

Harry Belafonte

Self

Triage Doctor

Protestor

Victoria Blackmon

Male Marcher

Montgomery Police Officer

Congressman

Jeffery James Bucchino

Marcher

Judy McGee Burley

Racist Spectator

Christopher Anthony Carr

Judge Secretary

Marcher

Corey Champagne

Husband Mahalia Jackson

Marcher

Alicia Chestnut

Church

Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut

Church Attendant

Yamanee Coleman

Montgomery Police Officer

National Guardsman

Self

Sammy Davis Jr.

Alabama State Trooper

Bennett Wayne Dean Sr.

Racist White Spectator

Civil Rights Marcher

Reporter

Senator

Shannon Edwards

Senator in U.S. Capitol Chamber

John Fleischmann

Marcher

Carlos V. Flores

Young Marcher

Samuel Lee Fudge

Alabama State Attorney

Attendee at Wallace Press Conference

Marcher

Husband

Jermaine Salute Green

Extra at Court House

Christine Hameed

Senator

Roger A. Harrison

AA eFx Marcher

Walter Hendrix III

Deputy Sheriff

Funeral Attendant

Cassandra Hollis

Court room attendant

Deputized Klansman

Vice President, Hubert Humphrey

Stand-in

Charlandra L. Jacobs

Marcher

Racist Spectator

Marcher

Michael David Johnson Jr.

Deputized Klansman

John Archer Lundgren

Triage Nurse

Jewish Brethren

Marcher

Stanley McLaughlin II

Senator John J. Williams

Demonstrator

Jamall Rashaud McMillan

Reporter

Deputy Sheriff

Male Marcher

National Guardsman

Joseph Oliveira

Civil Rights Activist

Onlooker

Darla Pelton-Perez

Marcher

Congressional Aide

Patti Schellhaas

Marcher

Sherri ScottNovoa

Elder Marcher

Judge Frank Minis Johnson

Funeral Goer

White Supporter

Carol Anne Taylor

Female Marcher

Man on Street

Courthouse Marcher

Wenzell Washington

Sheriff Posseman

Female Marcher

Rachelle Wicker

Prisoner

Sabrina C. Williams

Marcher

Shakesha Williams

White Onlooker

Registered Nurse

Jessica Yoshimura

SNCC Member

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Martin Luther King Jr.Fred Gray Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Jimmie Lee Jackson President Lyndon B. Johnson Andrew Young Angry Marcher Courthouse Marcher Rev. Hosea Williams Coretta Scott King Rev. C.t. Vivian Ralph Abernathy Lee White Col. Al Lingo Gov. George Wallace J. Edgar Hoover Annie Lee Cooper Richie Jean Jackson

Annie Lee Cooper! - Selma

Annie Lee Cooper!

Selma it is - Selma

Ms. Nash. - Selma

- Sister Boynton. - Mr. Orange. - Selma

- Sister Boynton. - Mr. Orange.

Mr President - Selma

Good people in those parts though. - Selma

Good people in those parts though.

Hello? - Selma

Use their power to keep us away from the ballot box - Selma

Use their power to keep us away from the ballot box

Those that have gone before us say No more - Selma

Those that have gone before us say No more

We will not wait any longer - Selma

We will not wait any longer

We negotiate We demonstrate We resist - Selma

We negotiate We demonstrate We resist

He's Bull Connor. - Selma

He's Bull Connor.

In the courthouse sits the heart of the matter, - Selma

In the courthouse sits the heart of the matter,

No Sheriff Clark - Selma

No Sheriff Clark

Get that nigger woman! - Selma

Get that nigger woman!

They seek to make us one mongrel unit - Selma

They seek to make us one mongrel unit

Tiring of this - Selma

What happens when a man stands up and says enough is enough - Selma

What happens when a man stands up and says enough is enough

I didn't mean that. - Selma

I didn't mean that.

I'm tired. - Selma

How in Christ's sake does Malcolm X slip into my state - Selma

How in Christ's sake does Malcolm X slip into my state

If the Lord Jesus and Elvis Presley come visiting and they said - Selma

If the Lord Jesus and Elvis Presley come visiting and they...

Stop! Leave him be! - Selma

Stop! Leave him be!

Help me. - Selma

Sir? - Selma

God was the first to cry - Selma

God was the first to cry

Jimmie gone. - Selma

Who murdered Jimmie Lee Jackson - Selma

Who murdered Jimmie Lee Jackson

Our lives are not fully lived - Selma

Our lives are not fully lived

We need your involvement here Mr President - Selma

We need your involvement here Mr President

This information coming from the FBI I assume - Selma

This information coming from the FBI I assume

That wasn't me. - Selma

That wasn't me.

People actually say that they will stop the blood - Selma

People actually say that they will stop the blood

If I ask you something, - Selma

If I ask you something,

Do you love me? - Selma

Do you love me?

Do you love any of the others? - Selma

Do you love any of the others?

There were young and old, - Selma

There were young and old,

The troopers were waiting 300 yards beyond the end of the bridge. - Selma

The troopers were waiting 300 yards beyond the end of the...

Can you swim - Selma

Andy. It's Bayard. Everybody there? - Selma

Andy. It's Bayard. Everybody there?

Give 'em two minutes. Stand right there. - Selma

Give 'em two minutes. Stand right there.

This is an unlawful assembly. - Selma

This is an unlawful assembly.

Seventy million people are watching this. - Selma

Seventy million people are watching this.

Those still on their feet retreated. - Selma

Those still on their feet retreated.

Suddenly, there was a sharp sound, like a gunshot, - Selma

Suddenly, there was a sharp sound, like a gunshot,

Fifteen or 20 nightsticks could be seen through the gas, - Selma

Fifteen or 20 nightsticks could be seen through the gas,

Hey hey hey what you need guns for - Selma

Hey hey hey what you need guns for

Either King stops and Wallace stops - Selma

Either King stops and Wallace stops

But we must march - Selma

But we must march

Troopers, withdraw! - Selma

Troopers, withdraw!

I'd rather people be upset and hate me - Selma

I'd rather people be upset and hate me

But when you have people come inside the White House - Selma

But when you have people come inside the White House

I feel good about where we are. We have a strong case. - Selma

I feel good about where we are. We have a strong case.

You're here. - Selma

Well Mr President - Selma

Well Mr President

Are you trying to shit me George Wallace - Selma

Are you trying to shit me George Wallace

We shouldn't even be thinking about 1965 - Selma

We shouldn't even be thinking about 1965

I'll be damned if I'm gonna let history - Selma

I'll be damned if I'm gonna let history

There is no Negro problem There is no Southern problem - Selma

There is no Negro problem There is no Southern problem

We shall overcome - Selma

We shall overcome

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A chronicle of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s campaign to secure equal voting rights via an epic march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, in 1965.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Ava DuVernay

Writer: Paul Webb

Production: Pathé,Harpo Films,Plan B Entertainment,Cloud Eight Films,Ingenious Media,Celador Films

Genre: biography, drama, history

Year: 2014

MetaScore: 80/100

ImdbRating: 7.5

BoxOffice: $52,076,908

Released: 09 Jan 2015

Awards: Won 1 Oscar. 58 wins & 91 nominations total

Homepage: https://www.paramount.com/movies/selma

Also watch: Big Eyes, Unbroken, Poker Night, Inherent Vice, A Most Violent Year, Still Alice, McFarland, USA, The Skeleton Twins, Lincoln, Whiplash, The Butler, The Seven Year Itch, Foxcatcher, Fury, American Sniper, The Theory of Everything, Class of 1984, Coogan's Bluff, After Porn Ends