The Peanut Man (film)

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The Peanut Man is a 1947 American film about the life of George Washington Carver starring Clarence Muse. Muse won an interracial unity award for his role in the 45-minute film in 1949. In 1954, Jet magazine reported he was working on another Carver film at his Muse-a-White ranch in Perris, California as a test film for a planned feature film. was the producer for the test film.^[1]

Paton and Muse met on a flight to New Orleans.^[2] Ebony magazine headlined an article about the film stating it "Indicts Hollywood Race Bias".^[2] A continuity cutting for the film was deposited with the New York State Archives.^[2]

Maidie Norman made her film debut in the film. A poster for the film touts it as the "First Colored Feature Film in Glorious Natural Colors".^[3]

Cast[]

• Clarence Muse as George Washington Carver
• Ernest Anderson as Robert
• Maidie Norman as Lucretia
• as Augustus
• Wade Crosby as Jeffries
• Ray Teal as Dr. Miller
• Bernard Gorcey as Murphy^[4]

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