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The Autobiography of Malcolm X was primary source material for 1992's Malcolm X, directed by Spike Lee and starring Denzel Washington as Malcolm X, Angela Bassett as Betty Shabazz, and Al Freeman, Jr. as Elijah Muhammad. Spike Lee and Arnold Perl wrote the screenplay, which was produced by Forty Acres and a Mule Film works. The movie was nominated for Academy Awards in the categories of best leading actor for Washington and best costume design.
James Baldwin adapted portions of the autobiography for a screenplay published by Dial in 1973, entitled One Day...
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- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Introduction
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Summary
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Overview
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Malcolm X, Alex Haley Biography
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The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Summary and Analysis
- Chapter 1: Nightmare
- Chapter 2: Mascot
- Chapter 3: “Homeboy”
- Chapter 4: Laura
- Chapter 5: Harlemite
- Chapter 6: Detroit Red and Chapter 7: Hustler
- Chapter 8: Trapped and Chapter 9: Caught
- Chapter 10: Satan
- Chapter 11: Saved and Chapter 12: Savior
- Chapter 13: Minister Malcolm X
- Chapter 14: Black Muslims
- Chapter 15: Icarus
- Chapter 16: Out
- Chapter 17: Mecca
- Chapter 18: El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz
- Chapter 19: 1965
- Epilogue by Alex Haley
- On Malcolm X by Ossie Davis
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The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Quizzes
- Chapter 1: Nightmare
- Chapter 2: Mascot
- Chapter 3: “Homeboy”
- Chapter 4: Laura
- Chapter 5: Harlemite
- Chapter 6: Detroit Red and Chapter 7: Hustler
- Chapter 8: Trapped and Chapter 9: Caught
- Chapter 10: Satan
- Chapter 11: Saved and Chapter 12: Savior
- Chapter 13: Minister Malcolm X
- Chapter 14: Black Muslims
- Chapter 15: Icarus
- Chapter 16: Out
- Chapter 17: Mecca
- Chapter 18: El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz
- Chapter 19: 1965
- Epilogue by Alex Haley
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Themes
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Style
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Historical Context
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Critical Overview
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Character Analysis
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Essays and Criticism
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Suggested Essay Topics
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Sample Essay Outlines
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Compare and Contrast
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Topics for Further Study
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Media Adaptations
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: What Do I Read Next?
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Bibliography and Further Reading
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