What is the duration of Separate but Equal?

The duration of Separate but Equal is 240 mins.

What is the original language of Separate but Equal?

The original language of Separate but Equal is English.

Who directed Separate but Equal?

Separate but Equal was directed by .

Which studio made Separate but Equal?

Separate but Equal was produced by George Stevens Jr. Productions.

Separate but Equal 1991

Q: Does Separate but Equal have end credit scenes?

Separate but Equal does not have end credit scenes.

Drama

Runtime

240 mins

Language

English

A two-part miniseries. Dramatizes the events leading up to the 1954 Supreme Court decision on school desegregation, “Brown vs. Board of Education.”

George Stevens Jr. Productions

Studio

Does Separate but Equal have end credit scenes?

No!

Separate but Equal does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Jeffrey Wright

William Coleman

Burt Lancaster

John W. Davis

Beeson Carroll

Judge John J. Parker

Sidney Poitier

Thurgood Marshall

Macon McCalman

W.B. Springer

Albert Hall

Oliver Hill

Damien Leake

Dr. Kenneth Clark

Cleavon Little

Robert L. 'Bob' Carter

Mike Nussbaum

Justice Felix Frankfurter

Lynne Thigpen

Ruth Alice Stovall

Leonard Jackson

Harold Boulware

John Rothman

Jack Greenberg

Tommy Hollis

Harry Briggs Sr.

Samuel E. Wright

Artis Patterson

Graham Beckel

Josiah C. Tulley

John McMartin

Governor James F. Byrnes

John Ottavino

Mark Baldwin

Tom Aldredge

Justice Hugo Black

Richard Kiley

Chief Justice Earl Warren

E. Katherine Kerr

Mrs. Elizabeth Avery Waring

Jon DeVries

David Krech

Gloria Foster

Vivian 'Buster' Marshall

Fracaswell Hyman

George Stevens Jr.

Hallie Foote

Julia Davis

Ralph Williams

Cheryl Lynn Bruce

Gladys Hampton

Charles Dumas

Bob Mong

Edward Seamon

E.R. Crow

John C. Vennema

Justice William O. Douglas

Ed Hall

Reverend J.A. Delaine

Randle Mell

Charles L. Black Jr.

Henderson Forsythe

Justice Robert Jackson

William Cain

Judge J. Waties Waring

Mark Hammer

Justice Stanley Forman Reed

Pearce Venning

Harry Briggs Jr.

Robert Blackburn

William Hardy

Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark

Don Dubbins

Professor Al Kelly

Laura Warner

Court Room Girl

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