Courtroom Drama movies

Twelve Angry Men.

I've got The Pelican Brief waiting to be watched, but DD has told me she thought it was very boring, when she saw it at the cinema.

It's by John Grisham. How can it be boring?

(The book, that is)

"To Kill a Mockingbird". One of the best.

"A Few Good Men" (Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson); "Judgment at Nuremburg" was a cracking film.

Suspect.....1987. Cher, Dennis Quaid, Liam Neeson.
I second grumppa's suggestion of Twelve Angry Men, it's superb!

Twelve Angry Men -oh yes! Brilliant.

Not a film but does anyone remember Crown Court? It was brilliant. I used to watch it when I was bunking swotting for exams. It was a bit kind of hammy but..so what.

I quite like Presumed Innocent but generally prefer British offerings.

Kavanah QC with the lovely John Thaw, still going and Judge John Deed is to.
Making a new show of happy valley.

The Caine Mutiny, with Humphrey Bogart. A classic.

Yes loved Martin Shaw in Judge John Deed. John Grisham if not boring can be very 'samey ' sorry pedants .

Primal Fear with Richard Gere.

The Cain Mutiny. 12, Angry Men . Judgement at Nurrmbeurgh , hard to sit through the third. To Kill a Mockingbird.

Loved them all but if I had to choose only one then twelve angry men

Clouzot's La Verite (life's too short to do acute accents on my phone) - The Truth - with Bardot.

Gettingonabit, my uncle used to play the court usher in Crown Court. I thought I'd buy one off Amazon just now but they're very expensive!

wot if your uncle is still alive, please tell him how great a programme it was from me...even if I'm in minority of one.

Didn't know they were on Amazon. goes to check.

Yes, Crown Court IS on Amazon. .

Pricey, though.

No, he's been 'gone' for about 24 years. He did a dart player in Coronation Street too!

Here's a list:

www.imdb.com/list/ls050805683/