Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
Why would a man frame himself... for murder?Remake of a 1956 Fritz Lang film in which a novelist's investigation of a dirty district attorney leads to a setup within the courtroom.
Description: Remake of a 1956 Fritz Lang film in which a novelist's investigation of a dirty district attorney leads to a setup within the courtroom.
Genres: Thriller
Budget: $25,000,000 | Revenue : $4,388,563
Runtime: 105 minutes
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Spitfire
The Guilty
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The Star Chamber
Blink
Battle in Seattle
A Sunday in the Country
Jesse Metcalfe
Played C.J. Nicholas
Amber Tamblyn
Played Ella Crystal
Michael Douglas
Played Mark Hunter
Joel David Moore
Played Corey Finley
Orlando Jones
Played Ben Nickerson
Lawrence P. Beron
Played Lieutenant Merchant
Sewell Whitney
Played Martin Weldon
David Jensen
Played Gary Spota
Sharon K. London
Played Judge Sheppard
Krystal Kofie
Played Taieesha
Randal Reeder
Played Survivalist Man
Ryan Glorioso
Played Animal Shelter Attendant
Jon McCarthy
Played Detective Rawley
Grant James
Played Aaron Wakefield
Eric Gipson
Played Allen
Darcel White Moreno
Played Reporter #3
Megan Brown
Played Roberta
Michele Williams
Played Danielle
Wallace Merck
Played Gilbert Romans
Robert Larriviere
Played Kevin Tarlow
Juli Erickson
Played Madalyn Urlanger
Carrie Slaughter
Played Marsha
Tony Bentley
Played Roger Milner
Andrei Constantinescu
Played Bruce Stern
John McConnell
Played Vernon Green
Meade Patton
Played Detective Riddick
Sigal Diamant
Played Maralyn
Illana Diamont
Played Mrs. Hunter
Gerry May
Played Anchorman
Carl Savering
Played Bailiff
Kelvin Payton
Played Cameraman
Fred Ellis
Played Forensics Expert
Edrick Browne
Played Manager
Ron Flagge
Played Property Clarke
David Born
Played Property Sgt.
James Harlon Palmer
Played News Cameraman (uncredited)
Dan Harville
Played Deputy
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