Personality driven murder case/courtroom drama
If you like courtroom dramas then you should check out Presumed Innocent. Harrison Ford is the deputy district attorney accused of killing a co-worker he had an affair with. What stands out isn’t the case but the personalities of the main characters.<br /><br />Ford plays his part as a beat down man. That’s shown by his worn look. The only time he looks like he has some life is when he was with the victim because she was a break from his routine. He was also a bit of a stalker. His fate is made more difficult as he gets caught in the middle of office politics.<br /><br />Raul Julia is Ford’s lawyer. He is very smart and calculating. He lays down some sharp jabs in court. Paul Winfield is the judge. In his first scene he gives a speech about the use of language which is hilarious. He’s also very opinionated throughout the trial. Joe Grifasi is the prosecuting attorney and comes off as a weasel.
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