Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Cuba Gooding Jr. | ... | Lawson Russell | |
Tom Berenger | ... | Clifford Dubose | |
Marianne Jean-Baptiste | ... | Elizabeth Pope | |
Eric Stoltz | ... | Thurman Parks III | |
Mark Pellegrino | ... | Prof. Arthur Corvus | |
Ashley Laurence | ... | Janine DeVrie | |
Carmen Argenziano | ... | Judge Wiley Banning | |
Doug Wert | ... | Billy Ray Richardson | |
Nate Adams | ... | James | |
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Jeremiah Black | ... | Bailiff |
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Derek Broes | ... | Agent Manning |
Adrian Colon | ... | Detective | |
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Gaelle Comparat | ... | Thurman's Girl (as Gaelle Compart) |
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Tara Crespo | ... | Young Woman |
Anastasia Roussel | ... | Clerk (as Anastasia Drake) |
After a lawyer gets disbarred, he goes off to write a book about his experience. He meets a man who lets him read his manuscript. The man dies and the lawyer passes the book off as his. Just when the book becomes a big success. He gets arrested for the true life murders of the five lawyers in his book. He then finds himself, trying to prove that he is innocent of the murders. Written by Anonymous
There seems to be a lot of negativity in the comments for this film. I thought it was pretty decent. Yes, voice-over narration is often a crutch, but it did not annoy me here. Cuba Gooding played it well even though his character was a little bit too good at evading the police. Tom Berenger was also just fine as a New Orleans police detective. Marianne Jean-Baptiste played all of the right notes as well. I guess I don't spend much time while watching movies trying to guess what is coming, or foretelling the ending. It seems that many people do. To each his own, I suppose. Nice scenery in both New Orleans and Key West. This never seems to have made it into theaters, but it is a nice diversion.