Director: Mark Robson
Writer(s): Don Mankiewicz (novel and screenplay)
Starring: Glenn Ford, Dorothy McGuire, Arthur Kennedy, John Hodiak, Katy Jurado, Rafael Campos, Juano Hernandez, Robert Middleton, John Hoyt, Paul Guilfoyle, Elisha Cook Jr., Ann Lee, Whit Bissell, Richard Gaines, Barry Kelley, John Albright, Al Bain, Eddie Baker, Frank Baker, Bobby Barber, John Barton, Brandon Beach, Rodney Bell, Robert Bice, Lovyss Bradley, Chet Brandenburg, Henry Brock, George Bruggeman, Frank Cady, Isabel Campo, Steve Carruthers, Donald Chaffin, Spencer Chan, Bud Cokes, Gene Coogan, Oliver Cross, Hal K. Dawson, Michael Dugan, Charles Evans, Frank Ferguson, Norman Field, Joe Flynn, George Ford, Leonard Freeman, Israel Garcia, Everett Glass, Dorothy Green, Robert Haines, Stuart Hall, Percy Helton, Lars Hensen, Shep Houghton, Eugene Jackson, Allen Jaffe, Lois Kimbrell, Paul Kruger, Mike Lally, Charlotte Lawrence, David Leonard, Mitchell Lewis, King Lockwood, Wilbur Mack, Thomas Martin, Natalie Masters, John Maxwell, Mathew McCue, Philo McCullough, Joe McGuinn, John McKee, Walter Merrill, Frank Mills, Mort Mills, Gloria Moore, Don Orlando, Murray Pollack, Bob Reeves, Mitchell Rhein, Grandon Rhodes, John Rice, John Rosser, Robert Stevenson, Harry Strang, Bob Stratton, Hal Taggart, Charles Tannen, James Todd, Vince Townsend Jr., Richard Tyler, Frank Wilcox, Chalky Williams, Harry Wilson, Jean Wong, Wilson Wood, Sheb Wooley
Synopsis: Courtroom drama set in 1947 and underlying post-WW2 acute problems facing the USA such as stormy race relations and the growing threat of local communism.
Release Date: October 7, 1955 (USA) | Length: 105 min | Genre: Drama | Certificate: Passed
Note: I didn’t find a trailer for this film. Above is a promotional clip.