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Frederick Douglass: An American Life (1985)

Genre : History, Drama

Runtime : 33M

Director : William Greaves

Synopsis

This director's cut of the William Greaves' documentary short film dramatizes the life and deeds of the noted abolitionist Frederick Douglass.

Actors

Hugh Morgan
Hugh Morgan
Frederick Douglass
Phyllis Yvonne Stickney
Phyllis Yvonne Stickney
Anna Douglass
Ebony Jo-Ann
Ebony Jo-Ann
Harriet Tubman
Stephanie Berry
Stephanie Berry
Rosetta Douglass
Janet Ellis
Janet Ellis
Julia Griffith
Lee Moore
Lee Moore
John Brown
William Curtis
William Curtis
William Lloyd Garrison
Jacqueline Scates
Jacqueline Scates
Helen Pitts Douglass
R.A. Montgomery
R.A. Montgomery
Frederick (Young Man)
Don Plumley
Don Plumley
Hern
Charles Reid
Charles Reid
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Wooten Jr.
Daniel Wooten Jr.
Frederick (Little Boy)

Crews

William Greaves
William Greaves
Director
William Greaves
William Greaves
Producer
Lou Potter
Lou Potter
Writer
William Greaves
William Greaves
Writer
Dwight Williams
Dwight Williams
Co-Producer
Louise Archambault
Louise Archambault
Co-Producer
Alonzo Speight
Alonzo Speight
Editor
William Greaves
William Greaves
Editor
Juliana Wang
Juliana Wang
Director of Photography
Charles Blackwell
Charles Blackwell
Assistant Camera
Stanley Nelson
Stanley Nelson
Sound Recordist
John Dandre
John Dandre
Sound Editor
David Greaves
David Greaves
Sound Editor
Blair Hubbard
Blair Hubbard
Sound Mixer
Rick Dior
Rick Dior
Sound Mixer
Louanne Gillaland
Louanne Gillaland
Art Direction
Myrna Colley-Lee
Myrna Colley-Lee
Costume Design
Kevin Board
Kevin Board
Makeup Artist
Jay Pearlman
Jay Pearlman
Makeup Artist
Harry Caldwell
Harry Caldwell
Production Manager
Tim Radford
Tim Radford
Executive Producer
Benjamin Quarles
Benjamin Quarles
Researcher
Dickson J. Preston
Dickson J. Preston
Researcher
John Blassingame
John Blassingame
Researcher
Jane Chandler
Jane Chandler
Technical Advisor
Marilyn Nickels
Marilyn Nickels
Technical Advisor
Pam West
Pam West
Technical Advisor
Tyra Walker
Tyra Walker
Technical Advisor

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