Question 1

Which real-life civil rights leader's daughter played Medgar Evers' daughter in the film?

Accepted Answer

Yolanda King, daughter of Martin Luther King, portrayed Reena Evers, Medgar Evers' daughter.

Question 2

What controversial audio change was made for the film's cable television broadcast?

Accepted Answer

The "N-word" was overdubbed as "nibbler" during cable broadcasts, a decision that sparked controversy among executives and civil rights groups.

Question 3

Which real family members of Medgar Evers appeared as themselves in the film?

Accepted Answer

Medgar Evers' sons Darrell Evers and James Van Evers played themselves, while his widow Myrlie Evers-Williams served as a consultant.

Question 4

Where was 'Ghosts of Mississippi' filmed to maintain historical authenticity?

Accepted Answer

The film was shot on location in Jackson, Mississippi, where Medgar Evers was actually murdered in 1963.

Question 5

What major award ceremonies recognized 'Ghosts of Mississippi' in 1997?

Accepted Answer

The film was recognized at both the Golden Globes and Academy Awards in 1997.

Question 6

Which real-life civil rights leader's daughter played Medgar Evers' daughter in the film?

Accepted Answer

Yolanda King, daughter of Martin Luther King, portrayed Medgar Evers' daughter Reena Evers.

Question 7

What unusual casting choice was made for Medgar Evers' sons in the film?

Accepted Answer

Medgar Evers' two sons Darrell Evers and James Van Evers played themselves in the film.

Question 8

Where was 'Ghosts of Mississippi' filmed to maintain historical authenticity?

Accepted Answer

The film was shot on location in Jackson, Mississippi, where Medgar Evers was murdered.

Question 9

What controversial audio change was made for the film's cable television broadcast?

Accepted Answer

The N-word was overdubbed as 'nibbler' during cable broadcasts, including in James Woods' line about never being convicted for killing one.

Question 10

What major award ceremonies recognized 'Ghosts of Mississippi' in 1997?

Accepted Answer

The film was recognized at both the Golden Globes and Academy Awards in 1997.

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