this is sam friedman. he's a lawyer, too. >> you can go. no money for lawyers. >> did anybody ask you for money? did you rape that woman, joseph? >> no. >> why did she say you did? >> i don't know why she's saying that. >> she says you raped her and tried to kill her. >> she's lying. >> 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. do you understand? so i need to know this. look at me now. did you do what they said you did? >> i never touched that woman. >> okay, joseph. you've got lawyers now. >> so, i know this isn't the first time you heard this, but you're just cornering the market on our heroes. you're just cornering the market! >> hey, it's open for everybody else to do it, too. >> no, not as long as you're in town, because you keep sucking them up! >> yeah. >> there obviously must be some sort of joy, because i think it's more than just coincidental that you're playing these heroes. what's that about for you? >> the p

sam friedman represents that.hese various different types of movies not -- it wasn't written like a biopic. >> the other thing that is intriguing to me. i'm a history buff people find stories that we didn't hear about. this is not supreme court thurgood marshall and the case isn't in the south. a black man accused of rape and facing all that that meant in that period. we'll talk about the 1940s. but it's in the north. how does that change the story telling when you're talking about a narrative that is going to make people uncomfortable because it's not about the typical southerners versus african-americans. >> well, you can't, you can't hide from it in the same way. you know, if it was the tobacco chewing sheriff and you know the fat judge with the dog and all of that stuff. you would know exactly what that is. you'd be like, i can separate myself from that or that was a different time period. but because it's the north. it is very similar to the racism that we experience today because it is hidden. it is masked b

. >> this is sam friedman he's a lawyer, too. >> you can go.did you rape that woman, joseph. >> no. >> why did she say you did. >> i don't know why she saying that. >> she says you raped her and tried to kill her. >> she lying. >> i'm telling you this up front. the naacp will not like most lawyers. we only represent innocent people. people accused of their race much that's our mission. you know. look at me now. did you do what they said you did? >> i never touched that woman. >> okay, joseph. you got lawyers now. >> hmm. that's powerful clip the new movie marshall historical legal drama and who done it based on the life of first african-american supreme court justice thurgood marshall and since marshall had such strong ties to the d.c. area the movie hits close to home. allison got chance to sit down with the stars and joins us live from how war university with all the details. al, this looks so amazing. i'm thrilled we're seeing it on the big screen. good morning. >> reporter: it looks so a good and if you love a who done it, it looks good. it

know this is us, he's accused of rape and so thurgood marshall teams up with a gentleman name sam friedman in connecticut and it's a incredibly well done film from a courtroom drama standpoint. i just love a good courtroom drama and when you're in the middle of these scenes it feels like you're watching an action scene, the way the speeches are delivered, the questions are delivered, it is a phenomenally well made film. chadwick kills it. he's incredible in the role, the confidence he has on screen. we've seen him play real life contact terse before. he played james brown he also played 42, he just really kind of takes on these characters and really becomes them and every role in this film, ever performance is great. josh gad was really, real good as well. just a movie that makes you -- it makes you want to cheer at the end. it's a very well done film and just a really interesting story about someone early on in the life that you might not know this particular element of his life. >> at what stage of his life does this movie begin? >> it's -- well, he's already an established lawyer. he's

really a phenomenal actor and the story line here thurgood marshall teams up with attorney named sam friedman courtroom scenes is insane because what they do is, you're watching these scenes they feel like action scenes much the dialogue feels like the action you're watching. the car chase you're watching the dialogue is really what makes it go and it really does a great job of kind of cementing him as an incredible obviously civil rights person he was an amazing attorney. but i also loved his learning about him in the confidence that he had performances are incredible. sterling k. brown is amazing. josh gad and chadwick boseman i gave 84 out done film and the courtroom scenes are really does well. good i gave 84 out of five. next up foreigner. jackie chan was huge actor for me growing up rumble in the bronx, super cop, police story, the rush hour films everyone knows him from those his most successful films but this in many is more serious turn for him. his daughter is blown up and killed in an explosion in london, and he goes after the people who were, hook bombed that particular area. and