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Synopsis

MARSHALL is based on an early trial in the career of Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. It follows the young lawyer (Chadwick Boseman) to conservative Connecticut to defend a black chauffeur (Sterling K. Brown) charged with sexual assault and attempted murder of his white socialite employer (Kate Hudson). Muzzled by a segregationist court, Marshall partners with a courageous young Jewish lawyer, Samuel Friedman (Josh Gad). Together they mount the defense in an environment of racism and Anti-Semitism. The high profile case and the partnership with Friedman served as a template for Marshall’s creation of the NAACP legal defense fund.

Cast

  • Chadwick Boseman
  • Josh Gad
  • Kate Hudson
  • Sterling K. Brown
  • Dan Stevens
  • James Cromwell
  • Keesha Sharp
  • Roger Guenveur Smith
  • Derrick Baskin
  • Barrett Doss

Atom User Reviews

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Verified Review
#powerful

It was good didn't like being charged twice

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Metacritic

75
Oct 16, 2017

You won’t find much subtlety in the solid period-piece drama Marshall, but you will find plenty of crowd-pleasing courtroom theatrics, some wonderful performances from the main players — and yes, all sorts of reminders of how far we’ve come in terms of race relations since the early 1940s, and how very, very far we still have to go.

Metacritic review by Richard Roeper
Richard Roeper
Chicago Sun-Times
75
Oct 12, 2017

A workmanlike but vividly acted courtroom drama.

Metacritic review by Michael Phillips
Michael Phillips
Chicago Tribune
60
Oct 12, 2017

A surprisingly embraceable courtroom drama.

Metacritic review by Mike Scott
Mike Scott
New Orleans Times-Picayune