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Academy Of Motion Pictures Museum, Los Angeles, March 20th 2023

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Harry Belafonte and Dr. Martin Luther King during the height of the Civil Rights movement in the mid-late 1960s

Playwright, author, activist James Baldwin, 1924-1987

Sidney Poitier and Diahann Carroll in the romance drama "Paris Blues" (1961)

Slate used during production of "Ralph Bunche" (1997)

Union hat worn during production of "I Am Somebody" (1970)

"Black Chariot" (1971) starring the late Bernie Casey (1939-2017)

"The Learning Tree," written by filmmaker Gordon Parks (1971's "Shaft")

Hat worn by filmmaker/actor Melvin Van Peeples (father of actor Mario Van Peeples) in "Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song" (1971)

"Regeneration Black Cinema, 1898-1971" exhibit

"That Man of Mine" (1946) and "UpTight" (1968)

Academy of Motion Pictures Museum, the view from the 4th Floor's "Barbara Streisand Bridge"

Academy of Motion Pictures Museum, the view from the 4th Floor's "Barbara Streisand Bridge"

The Dolby Family Terrace, located atop the Museum's 4th Floor--offering a gorgeous view of L.A. (and the Hollywood sign, waaay off in the distance...).

Jules (foreground, left) and I at the Dolby Family Terrace, located atop the Museum's 4th Floor--offering a gorgeous view of L.A. (and the Hollywood sign, waaay off in the distance...).

The Dolby Family Terrace, located atop the Museum's 4th Floor--offering a gorgeous view of L.A. (and the Hollywood sign, waaay off in the distance...).

The Dolby Family Terrace, located atop the Museum's 4th Floor--offering a gorgeous view of L.A. (and the Hollywood sign, waaay off in the distance...).

The Dolby Family Terrace, located atop the Museum's 4th Floor--offering a gorgeous view of L.A. (and the Hollywood sign, waaay off in the distance...).

The Dolby Family Terrace, located atop the Museum's 4th Floor--offering a gorgeous view of L.A. (and the Hollywood sign, waaay off in the distance...).

Production art and set photos of the Mt. Rushmore recreations used for Alfred Hitchcock's "North By Northwest" (1959)

The Mt. Rushmore backdrop painting used for the cafeteria scene in Alfred Hitchcock's "North By Northwest" (1959)

Seen from above, the mammoth, two-story Mt. Rushmore backdrop painting used for the cafeteria scene in Alfred Hitchcock's "North By Northwest" (1959)

The mammoth, two-story Mt. Rushmore backdrop painting used for the cafeteria scene in Alfred Hitchcock's "North By Northwest" (1959)

The mammoth, two-story Mt. Rushmore backdrop painting used for the cafeteria scene in Alfred Hitchcock's "North By Northwest" (1959)

The mammoth, two-story Mt. Rushmore backdrop painting used for the cafeteria scene in Alfred Hitchcock's "North By Northwest" (1959)

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