Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Judd Nelson | ... | Robin 'Stormy' Weathers | |
Elizabeth Perkins | ... | Jo Ann | |
John Hurt | ... | Douglas Benoit | |
Darren McGavin | ... | Craig Duncan | |
Dan Monahan | ... | Larry | |
David Alan Grier | ... | Steve Hadley | |
Nancy Marchand | ... | Roberta Winnaker | |
Allan Arbus | ... | Phil Ames | |
Edward Winter | ... | Raymond Torkenson | |
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Richard Zobel | ... | Matt Cowens |
Ray Walston | ... | 1st Judge | |
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Robert Irvin Elliott | ... | Scott Murray |
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Beatrice Winde | ... | 2nd Judge |
Art Hindle | ... | Lt. Matt Sosha | |
Priscilla Pointer | ... | Mrs. Martha Williams |
Apprentice lawyer Robin "Stormy" Weathers turns a civil suit into a headline grabbing charade. He must re-examine his scruples after his shenanigans win him a promotion in his firm, and he must now defend a college professor who is apparently guilty of murder. Written by Scott Minkin <sminkin@bbn.com>
Don't listen to the negative reviews or nay sayers. Decide for yourself the way we did. Judd Nelson is terrific in this entertaining movie. There should've have been a sequel but unfortunately just like many other terrific movies the studio didn't market this movie AT ALL. From opening to the end you're interested in the story and colorful well written characters. Trust me -- it's a truly entertaining movie in the tradition of all of the other brat pack movies. The script is clever and the pacing swift. The movie keeps you involved and the actors never miss a beat. Nelson and Perkins have chemistry and let's hope they do another movie some day.