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In this gripping biographical drama, Thurgood Marshall, a fiery young lawyer for the NAACP, takes on his most daunting case yet: defending Joseph Spell, a black chauffeur accused of heinous crimes by his wealthy white employer. With inexperienced lawyer Sam Friedman by his side, Marshall must use his wit and courage to prove his client's innocence in the face of racial injustice and systemic oppression.

In this gripping biographical drama, Thurgood Marshall, a fiery young lawyer for the NAACP, takes on his most daunting case yet: defending Joseph Spell, a black chauffeur accused of heinous crimes by his wealthy white employer. With inexperienced lawyer Sam Friedman by his side, Marshall must use his wit and courage to prove his client's innocence in the face of racial injustice and systemic oppression.

Does Marshall have end credit scenes?

No!

Marshall does not have end credit scenes.

Ratings

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Metacritic

66

Metascore

6.7

User Score

Rotten Tomatoes
review

80%

TOMATOMETER

review

84%

User Score

IMDb

7.3 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

73

%

User Score

Discover the awards and nominations received by Marshall. Explore the history of Marshall and its cast and crew.


90th Academy Awards 2018

Nomination

Music (Original Song)

23rd Critics' Choice Awards 2018

Nomination

Best Song

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