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The Last White Knight ()


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In 1965, 21-year-old Torontonian, Paul Saltzman drove to Mississippi, volunteering as a civil rights worker with the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. He was arrested, spending 10 days in jail. He smuggled letters out of jail to... See more »

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Delay de la Beckwith ...
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Jim Ingram ...
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Donna Ladd ...
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Jimmie Travis ...
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Joe Harris ...
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Myrlie Evers-Williams ...
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Joecephus Martin ...
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Tbone Pruitt ...
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Richard Barrett ...
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Directed by

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Paul Saltzman

Written by

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Paul Saltzman ... (writer)

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Patricia Aquino ... executive producer / producer
Lon J. Hall ... associate producer
Jacqueline Kelly ... associate producer
Thabi Moyo ... associate producer
Paul Saltzman ... executive producer / producer
Thomas Schlesinger ... co-executive producer (as Tom Schlesinger)

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Paul Kolycius
Paul Saltzman

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David Ransley

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Emily Fagotto ... assistant editor
Judah Purcell ... additional editor
James Yazbeck ... colorist (uncredited)

Art Direction by

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Patricia Aquino

Art Department

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James Caswell ... storyboard artist
Mitchell Reslock ... art department assistant
Mike Vosburg ... illustrator

Sound Department

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Francisco Aquino ... location sound
Michael Berec ... post-production sound
Shaun Gratto ... re-recording mixer / sound editor
Jack Lenz ... post-production sound
John Magnusson ... sound technician
Thabi Moyo ... location sound
Kevin Munro ... sound editor
Paul Saltzman ... sound
Dan Tsourounis ... post-production sound
Gary Vincent ... sound engineer

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Patricia Aquino ... additional photography
Lionel 'Griff' Griffin ... additional photography
Thabi Moyo ... additional photography
Don Warren ... additional photography

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Kjell Boersma ... animator

Music Department

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Sean Appel ... musician
Martin Grant ... musician
Jack Lenz ... composer: theme
Tbone Pruitt ... composer: additional music / musician
Teneia Sanders ... composer: theme music / musician
Dixie Street ... musician

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Craig Becker ... researcher
Emily Fagotto ... researcher / transcription
Jo-Anne Gestrin ... researcher
Clay Hardwick ... production assistant
Christine Hayward ... assistant to producers / researcher
Jacqueline Kelly ... production accountant
Elizabeth Klinck ... visual researcher
Michelle Lefolii ... researcher
Skyla Dawn Luckey ... researcher
Thabi Moyo ... researcher
Wendy Neuhofer ... transcriber
Carlos Pinto ... researcher / transcription
Michele Ransley ... researcher
Devyani Saltzman ... researcher
Karen Shatzkin ... legal services

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Clara Lee Arnold ... thanks
Gina Belafonte ... thanks
Harry Belafonte ... thanks
Betty Black ... grateful thanks
Peggy Brooks ... thanks
Sheva Carr ... thanks
James Chaney ... in memory of
Myrna Colley-Lee ... thanks
Walter Dilts ... thanks
Ward Emling ... grateful thanks
Medgar Evers ... in memory of
Joanne Fagotto ... thanks
Morgan Freeman ... thanks
Andrew Goodman ... in memory of
Mike Harvey ... thanks
Phyllis Kappeler ... thanks
Alison Kelly ... thanks
Peter Kelly ... thanks
Scotty Kelly ... thanks
Sly Killebrew ... thanks
Bill Luckett ... thanks
Doug Mauldin ... thanks
Sassy Mauldin ... thanks
Nina Parikh ... grateful thanks
Erwin Pearlman ... thanks
Paul Robeson ... in memory of
Devyani Saltzman ... thanks
Michael Schwerner ... in memory of
Cindy Sturdivant ... thanks
Sykes Sturdivant ... thanks
Carol Vincent ... thanks
Gary Vincent ... thanks
Ross Walton ... thanks
Shonda Warner ... thanks

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Plot Summary

In 1965, 21-year-old Torontonian, Paul Saltzman drove to Mississippi, volunteering as a civil rights worker with the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. He was arrested, spending 10 days in jail. He smuggled letters out of jail to the Toronto Star. Canadian Foreign Affairs requested his release but Saltzman declined. Posted to one of the toughest segregationist towns, Greenwood, he helped disadvantaged sharecroppers register to vote. He was assaulted by a young Klansman. In 2007, Saltzman returned to find the KKK member who had punched him in the head, to explore if individual reconciliation was possible. He found him and a 5 year dialogue has ensued. His assailant was, Byron de la Beckwith Jr., whose father, Byron de la Beckwith Sr. murdered NAACP Field Secretary Medgar Evers. Written by Anonymous

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Also Known As
  • Return to Mississippi (United States)
  • The Last White Knight - Is Reconciliation Possible?
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  • 78 min
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Did You Know?

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Quotes Morgan Freeman: Right here in this segregated backward society, I got one of the best educations reading Shakespeare and Chaucer, Longfellow, Wadsworth, in the 8th grade. When I was 8 years old I got a library card. I cannot tell you what kind of doors open up for you with books. Nothing else does it. Nothing else does it. Kids who grow up with television are growing up with their imaginations stunted. If you read a book, you create the whole world. It's all created inside your head. So you have a lot to do with what that looks like.
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