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Hansberry, A Rasin in the Sun

A script is a primary source, and records pertaining to the original professional production of that play count as primary sources, too. This clip from the 1961 movie version (featuring Ruby Dee as Mama and Sidney Poitier as Walter) records the performances of most of the original Broadway cast.

Here’s a clip from the 2008 TV production, in which Sean Combs played Walter.

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    17 Mar, 2011 at 11:08 am

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