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Runaway Jury

Runaway Jury

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Check Credit Rating From master storyteller John Grisham (The Firm, The Pelican Brief) comes Runaway Jury, a suspense-thriller about a high-priced and ruthless jury "consultant" (Gene Hackman) who will stop at nothing to secure a verdict on an explosive trial.
When a young widow in New Orleans brings a civil suit against the powerful corporate consortium she holds responsible for her husband's murder, she sets in motion a multi-million dollar case. Representing the widow is Wendall Rohr (Hoffman), a courtly Southern lawyer with a moral center and a heartfelt passion for the case he's presenting. On the defense side, he is outclassed by the brilliant and ruthless jury consultant Rankin Fitch (Hackman).
But Fitch and Rohr soon realize they're not the only ones out to win the jury. One of the jurors, Nick Easter (Cusack), seems to have his own plan for swaying the panel. And a mysterious woman known only as Marlee (Weisz) contacts both Rohr and Fitch telling them the jury's for sale to either of them and that the verdict won't come cheap.
Runaway Jury marks the first pairing of screen legends and lifelong friends, Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman.

Running Time 127 minutes
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Age Restrict 13
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Genre Drama
Producer Gary Fleder, Christopher Mankiewicz, Arnon Milchan
Director Gary Fleder
Cast John Cusack, Gene Hackman, Dustin Hoffman, Rachel Weisz, Jeremy Piven
Website http://www.runawayjurymovie.com

Audio Cassette, Audio CD, Pocketbook John Grisham">The Runaway Jury Ever wonder what happens in the jury room, where lawyers aren't heard and the judge is not welcome Who controls a jury when the door is locked and the deliberations begin In this John Grisham novel, readers will find out

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