Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall’s widow, Cecilia, has seen two showings of the new movie “Marshall” about her late husband. She liked it, but had one observation about actor Chadwick ...

Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall's widow, Cecilia, has seen two showings of the new movie "Marshall" about her late husband. She liked it.

Boseman's acting and on-screen presence makes Marshall worth watching and helps the audience forget some of the other aspects of the film that don't click.

The grudging bond that Marshall and Friedman forge – after no shortage of bickering – bears a resemblance to “In the Heat of the Night,” a movie about mismatched cops released 50 years ago.

With the movie awards season in full gallop, this week sees the release of a perennial favorite of Academy members: the big screen biography. Now this is a special type of “biopic&#822… ...

The movie, which came out this month, shows a 32-year-old Marshall, with one Supreme Court argument under his belt and more than a decade before his victory in the landmark Brown v.

A portrait of eventual Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, it focuses on a little-remembered 1941 case, when a black chauffeur was accused of raping a rich white woman in Greenwich, Conn.

Thurgood Marshall — the pioneering civil rights lawyer who argued Brown vs. Board of Education and became the first African-American Supreme Court justice — receives the biopic treatment with ...

Chadwick Boseman is good as Thurgood Marshall in a biopic that looks at an important case in his career.

It focuses on a footnote in Marshall’s legendary legal career. He is best known for leading the NAACP legal team in Brown v. Board of Education that led to the 1954 landmark Supreme Court ...

Chance the Rapper is hoping to get people to see the Thurgood Marshall biopic 'Marshall' by buying all of the tickets. Get the full story.