Sam and Skip Dale

Sam and Skip Dale are two white boys from the film, Our Friend, Martin. They're brothers who were playing baseball with twelve year old Martin Luther King Jr., until their racist mother shows up and angrily takes them away from him and scolds them for playing with Martin because he's black and she hates black people. They were both voiced by Adam Wylie.

Role in the Film
They first appear when Miles and Randy arrive in 1941 and meet Martin Luther King, Jr. when he was twelve years old. They meet Sam and Skip when they were playing baseball with him at a sandlot. But then their mother, Mrs. Dale shows up and scolds at them for playing baseball with Martin angrily takes them away from him because he's a black person and Mrs. Dale has a hatred for black Americans like Martin. As she drags Sam and Skip away, she even calls Miles a "colored" brat, which disgusts Randy making him tell her that he and Miles are best friends. But then Mrs. Dale tells Randy that Miles should be hung on a tree, which gets Miles disgusted and makes him decide if she hates him, he'll hate her back, which Randy agrees with.