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Sandra Bullock | Ellen Roark | |
Charles S. Dutton | Sheriff Ozzie Walls | |
Brenda Fricker | Ethel Twitty | |
Samuel L. Jackson | Carl Lee Hailey | |
Ashley Judd | Carla Brigance | |
Matthew McConaughey | Jake Brigance | |
Oliver Platt | Harry Rex Vonner | |
Kevin Spacey | Rufus Buckley | |
Kiefer Sutherland | Freddie Lee Cobb | |
Joe Bullen | Joe Frank Perryman | |
Chris Cooper | Deputy Dwayne Powell Looney | |
John Diehl | Tim Nunley | |
Beth Grant | Cora Mae Cobb | |
Jonathan Hadary | Norman Reinfield | |
Anthony Heald | Dr. Wilbert Rodeheaver | |
Leonard L. Thomas | Man in Lumberyard (as Leonard Thomas) | |
Donald Sutherland | Lucien Wilbanks | |
M. Emmet Walsh | Dr. Willard Tyrell 'W.T.' Bass | |
Benjamin Mouton | Klan Bomber | |
Rebecca Koon | Dell |
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Producer | Arnon Milchan
John Grisham |
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Writer | Akiva Goldsman
John Grisham |
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Cinematography | Peter Menzies Jr.
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Musician | Elliot Goldenthal
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Carl Lee Hailey (Samuel L. Jackson) must face the consequences of his vigilante actions in a court of law following the heinous rape and injustice inflicted upon his young daughter. In a town clouded with racial division and perceptions, Carl and his lawyer must fight for his daughter's equal justice under the law as well as his own. As Carl is faced with the life defining decision of the jury, his lawyer (Matthew McConaughey) is faced with the challenge of getting the jury to see beyond race and their own prejudices, freeing his client from a long fate in jail. With Carl's help, Jake learns to harness people's personal prejudices in a way that justice becomes color blind. |
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