Pretty Woman (6 Sep. 2006)

The firm must adapt to a poor, attractive college student's dubious recollection when she pleads self-defense in the stabbing death of a bad-tempered music mogul.

Director:

David McNally

Writers:

David McNally (creator), Tyler Bensinger (creator),

Stars:

Victor Garber, Kerr Smith, Rebecca Mader

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Victor Garber	...	Ron Trott
Kerr Smith	...	Tom Nicholson
Rebecca Mader	...	Alden Tuller
Eamonn Walker	...	Luther Graves
Amanda Seyfried	...	Ann Diggs
Katherine LaNasa	...	Suzanne Fulcrum
Aunjanue Ellis	...	Miranda Lee
Paul Schulze	...	ADA J.D. Keller
Cameron Dye	...	Al Sterling
Ron Morehouse	...	Dirk Cato
David Allen Brooks	...	Mr. Diggs
Sean Smith	...	Medical Examiner
Loanne Bishop	...	Mrs. Diggs
Will Owens	...	Paralegal Pete
Casey Washington	...	Clerk

Storyline

When a womanizing Hollywood celebrity is found killed in his hotel room, the last girl seen with him right there, UCLA student Ann Diggs, doesn't turn herself in to the police but goes straight to Tom Nicholson, who believes in her claim it was pure self-defense against rape and wants her case taken; Ron accepts, even pro bono, when it becomes clear the media exposure will be priceless and generate other benefits. Although the team cleverly plays on every possible stage, from making sure the murder knife is found and handed to the police before her arrest to bail, image and jury selection, Ann herself proves the greatest liability, withholding potentially dangerous facts, even the team can't help doubting her innocence; worse, the mock jury just hates her 'guilty' guts...

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Plot Keywords:

los angeles california

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

6 September 2006 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Jerry Bruckheimer Television, Warner Bros. Television

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

According to the DA, Stein's ATM records showed he withdrew $10,000 on the night of his death. Since most ATMs have a withdrawal limit of $400, that means he would have had to stop about 25 times to take out all of the money.

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