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12 Angry Men

Name: 12 Angry Men
Released: 1957
Duration: 1 h 35 min
Rating: 96

96 Metascore
1957
1 hr 35 mins
Drama
NR

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A young Puerto Rican is on trial for his father's murder and 11 of the 12 jurors have voted him guilty. The sole innocent vote comes from Juror Number 8, who persuades the others to reconsider, showing the motivations of each juror.

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Martin Balsam

Juror No. 1

John Fiedler

Juror No. 2

Lee J. Cobb

Juror No. 3

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