Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom Movie CLIP - Mandela As Lawyer (2013) - Idris Elba Movie HD
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Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom Movie CLIP - Mandela As Lawyer (2013) - Idris Elba Movie HD
Nelson Mandela's life story is told in this adaptation of the South African leader's autobiography that details his early life, education, 27-year imprisonment, and eventual presidency and rebuilding of the previously segregated country. William Nicholson provides the script, with Idris Alba and Naomie Harris heading up the cast. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
The judge was like
“Here we go again...”
I'm reading the book and he said this was an actual case he worked on.
true but it went different from the movie and its like 2 paragraphs:
I recall once defending an African woman who worked as a domestic worker in town. She was accused of stealing her 'madam's' clothes. The clothing that was allegedly stolen was displayed on a table in court. After the 'madam' had testified,
I begsn my cross-examination by walking over to the table of evidence. I studied the clothing and then, with the tip of my pencil, I picked up an item of ladies' underwear. I slowly turned to the witness box brandishing the panties and simply asked, 'Madam, are these ... yours?' 'No,' she replied quickly, too embarassed to admit that they were. Because of this response,
and other discrepancies in her evidence, the magistrate dismissed the case.
( Page 176, 177)
That woman is the one who is disgusting. Ten to one she was lying, knowing she would get away with it.
they actually saved her in the movie because in the book she only says: No to fast and afterwards case was dismissed
There is nothing that offends an oppressor more than being treated as an equal.
@@JSmusiqalthinka what about the oppressor being treated as inferior
@@Ken_Frazer-619 Considering oppressors love to argue they're the ones being oppressed, and "equality" would just mean switching who the oppressing group is, I think that would embolden oppressors, actually. It would prove the bullshit arguments they use to justify their current dominance
That is exactly how it is spoken in South Africa. You seem not to know this.
Nothing make me as happy then this
0:43 sigmund freud in front row looking carefully
Lmaooo
I didnt even know it was De klerk his accent made it sound like Mrs Decock
FW De Klerk?
I don’t think it was De Klerk
@@Haroldthecheeseman that's not James De Villiers and imagine working double duty on a movie like this
i know this is a serious movie, but that scene was actually pretty funny
Trust me, white people's logic in South Africa was pretty funny. Funny in the sense that those people thought of themself as intelligent at the same time 😂
What was the ratio between white English South Africans and white Afrikaner South Africans in 1948? It was around the time that this courtroom scene was set and Apartheid was introduced that same year. I am aware it was only in Natal Province, that English speaking white population was higher than the Afrikaans speaking white population. I think Orange Free State had the highest Afrikaans speaking percentage in the white population, followed by Cape Province, Transvaal and Natal. Of course, Transvaal had been, until only 46 years before 1948, the Afrikaans run and dominated South African republic.
LOL He mentions this case in the autobiography.
Page number please…
Mandela 2023
This scene always gets me so hard!
Cool panties! Lol!
His accent is not very good you can hear his London scent coming through in some parts
De cock 😁