When one character in this play admits that he's a Milwaukee fan, another character says: "Milwaukee! That's like being hit on the head with a crowbar once a day". One character in this play notices glasses marks on another character's nose and points out that an unseen female character also had glasses marks on her nose. One character in this play times how long it takes another character to simulate walking across a bedroom and a hallway while feigning a limp. After one character in this play sticks a (*) switchblade into a table to point out
When one character in this play admits that he's a Milwaukee fan, another character says: "Milwaukee! That's like being hit on the head with a crowbar once a day". One character in this play notices glasses marks on another character's nose and points out that an unseen female character also had glasses marks on her nose. One character in this play times how long it takes another character to simulate walking across a bedroom and a hallway while feigning a limp. After one character in this play sticks a (*) switchblade into a table to point out how unusual its handle is, another character sticks an identical switchblade into the table. In this play, an impatient baseball fan, a racist, and a man whose son rebelled against him are all convinced to change their votes. For 10 points, Juror #8 convinces the other eleven jurors to acquit a boy on trial for murder in what play by Reginald Rose?
When one character in this play admits that he's a Milwaukee fan, another character says: "Milwaukee!
Twelve Angry Men