The 12 angry men wear coats and ties and suspenders and hang their hats on the wall. They smoke and dab their perspiring foreheads with white handkerchiefs. We are in a different time and place.

12 Angry Men establishes that Juror 3 has a strained relationship with his son, whom he has not seen in two years. During the trial, Juror 3 had been projecting this relationship onto the crime ...

The socially conscious courtroom drama, “12 Angry Men”, was directed by Sidney Lument. ... The jurors walk into the room where they will decide this teen’s fate. They shuffle around, ...

Twelve average guys, locked in a cramped room on the hottest day of the year, must decide whether another man lives or dies. No, this isn’t the premise of a new reality show, but of Reginald Rose’s ...

At first, 11 of the men vote guilty, but Juror No. 8 (played by Jud Williford) is the lone holdout, causing all sorts of tension for the other men who just want to get out of the room and back to ...

Twelve Angry Men began life in 1954 as a 60-minute teleplay, ... In our system, we still have 12 people get into a room, lock the door, discuss the case and decide on a verdict.

I like to refer to Twelve Angry Men, with the utmost affection, as Twelve Angry Stereotypes.. Reginald Rose's durable jury-room drama, receiving a gripping revival from Soulpepper Theatre, lays ...