Glory Road (2006) - Diner Scene

The inspiring true story of the underdog Texas Western basketball team, with history's first all African American starting lineup of players, who took the country by storm, surprisingly winning the 1966 NCAA tournament title. Josh Lucas stars as Hall of Famer Don Haskins, the passionately dedicated college basketball coach that changed the history of basketball with his team's victory in this time of innocence.
Rating: PG (for racial issues including violence and epithets, and mild language)
Genre: Drama, Sports & Fitness
Directed By: James Garner, James Gartner
Written By: Christopher Cleveland, Bettina Gilois, Gregory Allen Howard
In Theaters: Jan 13, 2006 | Wide
On Disc/Streaming: Jun 6, 2006
Box Office:$42,448,852
Runtime: 117 minutes
Studio: Buena Vista
Directed by James Gartner
Produced by Jerry Bruckheimer
Screenplay by Chris Cleveland, Bettina Gilois and Gregory Allen Howard
Based on "Glory Road" by Don Haskins and Daniel Wetzel
Starring | Josh Lucas, Derek Luke, Jon Voight
Music by Trevor Rabin
Cinematography | Jeffrey L. Kimball and John Toon
Edited by Jason Hellmann and John Wright
Production Company | Walt Disney Pictures |Jerry Bruckheimer Films | Texas Western Productions and Glory Road Productions
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Video clip is exercising the sole purpose of how racism took place in the 1960's.

[@scunnysum]

This made me cry as a kid.

[@josiahteller7556]

I love how they all started to go outside to look for the assholes who did that, they were so protective of their teammate man this movie is so good

[@jacobramirez4189]

1:22
"Shed?"
"Shed, What happened?"
"Something's wrong."

[@alainahoward2254]

this scene made me so so sad!!

[@loughlin14]

December 1965…

[@joeryan3183]

What are the names of the actors who play the guys who beat up neville shed in real life

[@kennybegeske8824]

Willie Cager is nice

[@shealacoleman6160]

WELCOME HOME ROSCOE JENKINS 2008 DVD SOMETHING NEW 2006 DVD

[@jamalhall3409]

To be honest I think racism is STILL alive today

[@amigo216]

Yes. Yes it is. 1000000000000000 %