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from "John Adams" (2008)
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- "John Adams"
- Don't Tread on Me (2008) TV episode, Played by Danny Huston
- Independence (2008) TV episode, Played by Danny Huston
- Join or Die (2008) TV episode, Played by Danny Huston - "Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States"
... aka "Lil' Bush" - USA (short title)
- Haunted House/Hot Dog (2007) TV episode, Played by Brendan Clifford - "Freedom: A History of Us"
- Independence (2003) TV episode, Played by Philip Bosco - "Founding Fathers" (2000) TV series Played by Beau Bridges
- "Freedom to Speak" (1982) TV series Played by Mason Adams
- Independence (1976) Played by John Randolph
- "The Adams Chronicles" (1976) TV series Played by W.B. Brydon
- "Profiles in Courage"
- John Adams (1964) TV episode, Played by Gene Lyons - Johnny Tremain (1957) Played by Rusty Lane
- "You Are There"
- Boston Tea Party (Restaged) (December 16, 1773) (1955) TV episode, Played by Herbert Rudley
- The Boston Tea Party (December 12, 1773) (1953) TV episode, Played by E.G. Marshall - America (1924) Played by Lee Beggs
- The Declaration of Independence (1911/II) Played by Justus D. Barnes
Archive Footage:
- "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color"
... aka "Disneyland" - USA (original title)
... aka "Disney's Wonderful World" - USA (new title)
... aka "The Disney Sunday Movie" - USA (new title)
... aka "The Magical World of Disney" - USA (new title)
... aka "The Wonderful World of Disney" - USA (new title)
... aka "Walt Disney" - USA (new title)
... aka "Walt Disney Presents" - USA (new title)
- Johnny Tremain: Part 2 (1958) TV episode, Played by Rusty Lane
- Johnny Tremain: Part 1 (1958) TV episode, Played by Rusty Lane
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[John Adams has agreed to defend Captain Thomas Preston and the Boston Soldiers]
Samuel Adams: You haven't much of a case, John.
John Adams: Do I not?
Samuel Adams: No Boston Jury will ever vote for aquittal.
John Adams: Thank you for your kind advice, Sam.
Samuel Adams: This is not a time for showing how clever you are, cousin.
[Approaches John and hands him a pamplet]
Samuel Adams: This is a time for choosing sides.
John Adams: I am for the law, cousin. Is there another side?
Samuel Adams: [shouts to the crowd while John looks at the pamplet depicting the Boston Massacre] There are those who fight for our rights as natural-born Englishmen, and those that would strip us of those rights!
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