Did anyone take a video of Martin Luther King Jr.'s final speech (sometimes called "To the Mountaintop")

by jMyles

I'm looking for video of the full 43:14 speech. I see that there are a couple of excerpts and such on YouTube.

If so, does it still exist and can I find it online? I have already obtained the audio from archive.org.

Eat_a_Bullet

(I apologize, this is not a typical AskHistory reply, but I feel it helps answer OP's question)

MLK's estate is exceptionally aggressive in enforcing what they consider their rights over MLK's speeches. For example, the movie Selma actually had to use a fictional version of one of MLK's speeches, because his estate wanted a huge licensing fee for the actual speech. Because of the estate, it is very, very difficult to find free, full footage of MLK's speeches online.