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Valerie is a juror in the trail of a mob boss. When her young son's life is threatened, she has no option other than to see that justice isn't done. Written by
Rob Hartill
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For one juror, the question of guilt or innocence is a matter of life or death... her own.
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Tommy Vesey:
The name of the game, Valerie, is not who dies but who dies first. That'll be your boy.
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"All The Way"
Written by
Sammy Cahn and
Jimmy Van Heusen
Published by Maraville Music Corp.
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A antique shop-owner in NYC, played by Joanne Whalley(Valerie Alston)gets put on a US District Court jury, on a trial of a known Mafioso Armand Asante(Rusty Pirone), and most of this very slow-paced film revolves around attempts of Pirone attempting to get Whalley to acquit him of murder, by threatening to kill her son, and herself. Much action ensues, involving gruesome mob-rub outs, interspread with Willam Hurt as the go-between. Much of this silly, disjointed mess surrounds Hurt and Asante's obsession with Whalley, courtroom scenes that we've all seen time and again, and an ending that is unbelievable. 3/10 is probably going easy on this waste of time.