Truth and Reconciliation (19 Feb. 2009)

Michael helps a Haitian man who is trying to prove that a man currently living in Miami is actually a fugitive who killed his daughter in a Haitian prison.

Director:

Ernest R. Dickerson

Writers:

Matt Nix (creator), Alfredo Barrios Jr.,

Stars:

Jeffrey Donovan, Gabrielle Anwar, Bruce Campbell

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
Jeffrey Donovan	...	Michael Westen
Gabrielle Anwar	...	Fiona Glenanne
Bruce Campbell	...	Sam Axe
Sharon Gless	...	Madeline Westen
Michael Shanks	...	Victor
James Black	...	Jean Pierre Duman
Basil Wallace	...	Claude Laurent
Clarence Williams III	...	Jean Pierre's Father
Marc Macaulay	...	Agent Harris
Brandon Morris	...	Agent Lane
Javier Morga	...	Gustavo
Ní Osouna	...	Thug (as Nigel C. Osouna)
Adam Simpson	...	Gary

Storyline

Michael survives a murder attempt by a killer posing as corrupt Cayman banker Gustava. Because of Sam's sensitivity about the Haitian regimes' cruelty Michael takes the case of immigrant Claude Laurent who wants governor's son Jean Pierre Dumont, who lives in Miami under an alias, brought to trial for the killing in prison of Claude's daughter.

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Plot Keywords:

haitian | fugitive | false identity | knife | massage | 

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Release Date:

19 February 2009 (USA)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Westen and Laurent flee Duman's house on Star Island, we see a street sign for S[outh] NORTHLAKE DR[ive]. The only street on Star Island is Star Island Drive.

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Quotes

Claude Laurent: I don't want safety, Mr. Westen, I want justice.

User Reviews

IMDb's People Need to Pay Attention....

This episode is just fine, as is the rest of the show. Didn't start out just *wonderfully*, but OK, and has since developed into a show that's definitely worth watching. No, my issue here is with IMDb. James Black's name in this show is NOT Jean-Pierre Dumont, It's Jean-Pierre DUMAN. Now, under normal circumstances, I could understand, as it does rather sound like it could very well be "Dumont." In *this* case, however, there is NO excuse, because the man's name is shown ON SCREEN *no less* than three times, possibly more. Now tell me: as they have built an entire (rather large) website, which is probably one of the (if not THE) most widely trafficked movie sites on the web, I would assume the folks at IMDb know how to read. *This* is why IMDb needs to make it just a *little* bit easier for users to modify stuff. If it was a little easier (and no, I don't mean Wikipedia easy, but still....), then this would be a non-issue. Some would say it still is. Granted, it's a minor thing. IMDb does a lot right, and I appreciate that, and use it ALL the time; if not for IMDb, I'd have gone crazy a long time ago ("CRAP! What else have I seen her in?"). However, accuracy is of paramount importance, I would think, and allowing users at least to review the pages, and maybe send correction suggestions in, would be a step in the right direction.