American Tragedy (TV 2000)Johnnie Cochran defends O.J. Simpson who is on trial for his wife's murder. Director:Lawrence Schiller |
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American Tragedy (TV 2000)Johnnie Cochran defends O.J. Simpson who is on trial for his wife's murder. Director:Lawrence Schiller |
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Ving Rhames | ... | ||
| Ron Silver | ... | ||
| Bruno Kirby | ... | ||
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Darryl Alan Reed | ... | |
| Nicholas Pryor | ... | ||
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Robert LuPone | ... | |
| Ruben Santiago-Hudson | ... | ||
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Diana LaMar | ... | |
| Sandra Prosper | ... | ||
| Clyde Kusatsu | ... | ||
| Christopher Plummer | ... | ||
| Richard Cox | ... | ||
| Sandra Thigpen | ... | ||
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Cordelia Richards | ... | |
| Francis Guinan | ... | ||
Based on the book of the real-life O.J. Simpson criminal trial based on Simpson's lawyers point of view of the long trial. In June 1994, former pro football player-turned-entertainer O.J. Simpson is charged with the murder of his ex-wife Nicole and a friend, named Ron Goldman. When Simpson doubts his lawyer Robert Shapiro's ability to try the case because of Shapiro's doubts of Simpson's innocence, Simpson hires civil rights lawyer Johnny Cochran along with an assortment of lawyers including vetran criminal lawyer F. Lee Bailey, DNA lawyer Alan Dershowitz, and lawyer Gerry Uelman to defend him in which each lawyer argues with the court, and each other, over the case and their ability to try the high-profile case in and out of the courtroom. Written by Anonymous
I don't know who approved this script but it sucked! Big Time! All the characters were written as cardboard cutouts. Simpson himself could possibly be the worst written character I have ever seen. He is written as an almost mentally deficient child! The man did graduate from university and managed to parlay his speaking abilities into broadcasting. Mass murderer...maybe, idiot, he is not. Acting all around was great. Rhames, Silver, Plummer, Kirby, all great. That's the only factor that kept me watching the first half.