"Marshall" is based on the true story of Thurgood Marshall, the first black judge of the U.S. Supreme Court. The story is about Thurgood Marshall and a white lawyer defending a black driver accused of raping a white man in 1941. The two lawyers, who are full of justice and have different skin colors, went from not knowing each other to cherishing each other and then working closely together to sort out the case and ensure that the case was judged fairly. This film is based on Marshall's true story. It is not only a biographical film full of justice, but also a court suspense film with fierce conflicts. It is reported that "Marshall" is expected to be released during the 2016 U.S. election, with the goal of "impacting the Oscars". The film also brings together a group of outstanding talents in Hollywood. Hollywood black movie star Chadwick Boseman will star in Marshall, and he has also been revealed to star in "Captain America 3". The screenwriters are Jacob Skokow and Michael Skokow. The former's "Macbeth" was nominated for the Cannes Palme d'Or, and the latter is the Connecticut chairman of the US Judicial Commission who is proficient in law; Reginald Hudlin, who won the Oscar for "Django Unchained", served as the director and producer of the film. In addition, Pola Wagner, who produced "Mission Impossible", Jonathan Sanger, the producer of the Oscar-winning "The Elephant Man", and Chinese representatives Luo Lei and Dong Jun served as the film's supervisor and co-producer respectively.