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| Showtime (2003) | |||||
| Drama | |||||
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| Forest Whitaker | Marcus Clay | |
| Khafre Armatrading | Brooks Clay | |
| Paul Benjamin | Otis | |
| Tyrone Benskin | Archie | |
| Ossie Davis | Rev. Gregory | |
| Mpho Koaho | Baily | |
| Serena Lee | Lucille Clay | |
| Gene Mack | T.J. | |
| Melanie Nicholls-King | Rose Clay | |
| Jonathan Silverman | Michael Deane |
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| Producer | Nick Grillo
Mark Anthony Little |
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| Writer | Frank Military
Richard Wesley |
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Based On A True Story No one crosses this line alive. They were defiant. They were determined. They were not going down without a fight. Deacons for Defense is the almost forgotten but true story of a group of African American Men who boldly took up arms against the Ku Klux Klan. With the whole world watching, these men changed forever their lives, their town, and their country. Deacons for Defense stars Forest Whitaker (Phone Booth, Jonathan Silverman (Made), and Ossie Davis (Anne Rice's Feast of All Saints). |
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