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The Peanut Man (2024)
Torn between his love for Sarah and his mission to save farmlands, George Washington Carver risks losing everything over his work. Facing racism and doubt, Carver works to unlock the secrets of the peanut that could transform agriculture.
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Torn between his love for Sarah and his mission to save farmlands, George Washington Carver risks losing everything over his work. Facing racism and doubt, Carver works to unlock the secrets of the peanut that could transform agriculture.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Aaron L. Williams
In Theaters:11/15/2024
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Boster Castle
Cast
Aaron L. Williams
Director
Glenn Plummer
George Washington Carver
Soni Theresa Montgomery
Sarah Hunt
Daniel Pittman
Young George Washington Carver
Orlando Eric Street
Cleveland
Jerry Boyd
Booker T. Washington
Jim Carrington
Henry Ford
Malia Denise Blumenberg
Mary Carver
Dale Dobson
Iowa State Professor
Fatima
Mariah Watkins
Tera Eckerle
Moses Carver
Sage Buchannan
Hattie - Tuskegee Student
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