After one character in this film relates that "Bayard" may be able to secure Harry Belafonte, the room erupts in a spontaneous singing of "Day O". In the opening scene of this film, the protagonist struggles to properly tie an ascot. The closing credits of this film relate what happened to people such as Viola Liuzzo. Martin Sheen has a small role as Judge Frank Minis Johnson in this film, while (*) Tim Roth has a larger role as a governor. Text 
After one character in this film relates that "Bayard" may be able to secure Harry Belafonte, the room erupts in a spontaneous singing of "Day O". In the opening scene of this film, the protagonist struggles to properly tie an ascot. The closing credits of this film relate what happened to people such as Viola Liuzzo. Martin Sheen has a small role as Judge Frank Minis Johnson in this film, while (*) Tim Roth has a larger role as a governor. Text from FBI reports are periodically placed over establishing shots in this film. Because the creators of this film did not have the rights to the central figure's speeches, this film concludes with a slightly altered version of "How Long, Not Long". A central scene in this film takes place on the Edward Pettis bridge on Bloody Sunday. Tom Wilkinson plays a reluctant Lyndon Johnson in this film. For 10 points, name this 2014 biopic where David Oyelowo plays Martin Luther King, Jr.
After one character in this film relates that "Bayard" may be able to secure Harry Belafonte, the room erupts in a spontaneous singing of "Day O".
Selma