Ken Burns' documentary on the life of Louisville's Muhammad Ali
View Comments For a week in December in 2019, Tim McAleer, a photo researcher and co-producer for Ken Burns' Florentine Films — yes, that Ken Burns — dug through old archives, dusty boxes and musty basements in several locations around Louisville. He was in the city gathering clues on a hunt for unique photos of the city's most famous athlete, Cassius Clay, who later changed his name to Muhammad Ali. The best photos, many of which came from The Courier Journal's extensive archives, and others from personal collections, have now been compiled into a four-part documentary on th...
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