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Joe's real mother played his mother in the movie. Joe's mother in Goodfellas was Martin Scorsese's mother. Mingia.
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Kunta Kinte's mentor in the movie "Roots" is Fiddler, who was a fellow slave and a musician. Fiddler played a significant role in supporting Kunta Kinte and helping him adjust to life as a slave on the plantation.
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In the miniseries, "Roots" Kunta Kinte is first bought by plantation owner John Reynolds. The plantation is located in Spotsylvania, Virginia.
A character in the book/movie "Roots" by Alex Haley.A slave that was taken from present day Guinne to Maryland. He is Alex Haley's relative.
In the movie Roots, the character Kunta Kinte (Toby) was played by two different actors. LaVar Burton, famous for Star Trek and Reading Rainbow, played young Kunta Kinte. He gets whipped because he refuses to give up his name in favor of the more Anglo-sounding Toby. John Amos, formerly of Good Times who later enjoyed a recurring role on the West Wing, played the adult Kunta Kinte.
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In Alex Haley's movie "Roots: The Next Generation", it stated that she died from continuous bleeding from her cycle.
1977's TV mini-series dramatization of author Alex Haley's family line. LeVar Burton as Kunta Kinte Ben Vereen as "Chicken" George Moore Louis Gossett Jr. as Fiddler Olivia Cole as Mathilda Vic Morrow as Ames John Amos as Toby Edward Asner as Capt. Thomas Davies
kizzie given name on the movie roots was kizzy
The book that the movie was based on, Roots by Alex Haley, was about his ancestors: how they were treated and how they came to American and lived after that.
You are referring to the main character(based on a true story)about the author's life, Alex Haley is the author. The book is "Roots" Kunta Kinte was his relative who was born in Spring of 1750, in Juffure, Gambia. Alex Haley travelled to Gambia to find his family roots which led to this book. I believe it begins with Kunta Kinte. The story was made as a TV series also, so I'm guessing you could find much of it on Youtube, or put "Roots" Movie clips, into your search box to see some of them. Reading the book is a great idea too! Both are excellent, and tell the story from when Haley's family who began as free men and women in Gambia, then captured as slaves, brought to the USA, and later became free again, it is a well written excellent book! A must read fr everyone! At the time the TV series came out I think it broke all records for the huge number of people who watched the whole series,and was gripping from beginning to end. A classic!
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