24 September 2016 History, Factual, Music 118 mins
The grand opening dedication ceremony of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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Michelle Obama as Self
Barack Obama as Self
John Lewis as Self
George W. Bush as Self
Laura Bush as Self
Stevie Wonder as Self
Robert De Niro as Self
Angela Bassett as Self
Patti LaBelle as Self
Oprah Winfrey as Self
Will Smith as Self
Joe Biden as Self
Quincy Jones Music Producer
NMAAHC Grand Opening Ceremony Trailer
United States 24 September 2016
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