Marshall Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2017
- 118 min
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that ever happened to me.
They'd just brought in a new
dean, Charles Hamilton Houston.
Turned that place around,
taught me everything I know,
including how to sue
the University of Maryland.
You sued them?
You bet your ass I did.
Soon as I passed the bar.
And?
bastards to integrate.
You argued in the United
States Supreme Court?
What?
No, the Maryland Supreme Court.
I didn't argue in front of the US
Supreme Court until last year.
Your boy is ready for you.
Spell.
Lawyer's here to see you.
Mr. Spell, I'm Thurgood
Marshall with the NAACP.
You heard of us?
- You a lawyer?
- I am.
This is Sam Friedman.
He's a lawyer too.
You can go.
Got no money for lawyers.
Anybody ask you for money?
Did you rape that woman, Joseph?
No.
Why does she say you did?
I don't know.
She says you raped her and tried
to kill her. -She's lying.
I was up in White Plains,
at a club.
Come on, Joseph.
All night long?
No, not all night.
I was at the house but couldn't
sleep, so I went to play cards.
Got back
maybe 6:
00, 6:30.Anybody see you at the club?
Yeah, but I don't know
their names or nothin'.
For an alibi defense,
you need witnesses, Joseph.
Otherwise it's her
word against yours.
And who do you think
they're gonna believe?
There was a cop.
A cop?
Stopped me in Port Chester
on the way to the club.
Looked at my license, then let me go.
What time was that?
I don't know.
Maybe 3:
00 in the morning.I'm telling you this up front.
The NAACP,
we're not like most lawyers.
We only represent
innocent people,
people accused
because of their race.
That's our mission.
You understand?
So I need to know this...
Look at me now.
Did you do
what they said you did?
Okay, Joseph.
You got lawyers now.
Go ahead.
Change the station.
What do you know
about the prosecutor?
Lorin Willis.
Graduated Yale
the day he was born.
Unless you came over on the
Mayflower, you're nothing to him.
They're grooming him
to be senator, I hear.
What do you know about the judge?
Judge Foster?
Former law partner
of Willis's father.
I'll move your admission
Monday morning, and then...
Back to fighting off
those insurance claims.
Yeah, I know.
So you like
Langston Hughes?
Of course.
Don't you?
I don't give a damn
about no poetry.
Come on.
I actually went to school
with Langston.
I just wish he'd do something
more worthwhile with his time.
Another bourbon, Mr.
Marshall? Sure.
You know, Tad's got a law degree too.
From Fordham.
You told me you were a driver.
Yep.
The state of Connecticut decided to not
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