The Verdict - Paul Newman 1982

I like the early scene in the judge's chamber where he says.' I heard about you. That you're a defendent's judge, a hard-ass...I know you. I knew you when you were a bag boy for the boys downtown. You couldn't make it as a lawyer! They did you a favor by putting you on the bench.'

Bruce Willis is the guy wearing the gray suit and black and gold tie on the right side of the screen when they zoom in on Paul Newman.

Paul Newman was totaly better than James Mason was

The telephone scene wher Rampling is calling and calling and he has the strength no to answer the phone! - this is strength more men should have.

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The courtroom version of Rocky!

Nothing like Rocky! Balboa had talent; but that talent had been hidden. Even Mickey, his manager, underestimated what Rocky could be.

Galvin, on the other hand, had an obvious track record of excellence before his demise and then redemption.

He went to Harvard law school (so obviously excelled at High School). He then edited the Harvard Law Review, and then finished second in his class - at Harvard, remember). He then goes on to get hired by one of Boston's top law firms and marries the daughter of the senior partner.

It only goes wrong for Galvin AFTER he has tasted success.

Great actor,great human being,and a great humanitarian.
We shall not see his like again.
Barretstown House continues it's great work,Paul.

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