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The Spook Who Sat By The Door (1973)

Lawrence Cook is awesome! He's the MAN with intelligence and insight, expertise, an attitude, and a serious game plan.
Directed by Ivan Dixon.

Cast:
Lawrence Cook, Jack Aaron, Don Blakely, Paul Butler, Paula Kelly.

Disgusted by tokenism and racism in the C.I.A., the organization's first black officer uses his training in organizing an army made up of gang members to destroy the white power structure in America. The Spook Who Sat by the Door is a powerful drama and a movie that has lots of insights about the sources of black power. Based on the novel by Sam Greenlee. 102 min.

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This film is from the private film archive collection of and presented by The Museum of African American Cinema

FILM STORY LINE & CREDITS

The Spook Who Sat By The Door (1973)

This film is from the private film archive collection of
and presented by
The Museum of African American Cinema