One fictional film within this work is The Amazing Mrs. Bainbridge, which a man misremembers as The Remarkable Mrs. Bainbridge.
One fictional film within this work is The Amazing Mrs. Bainbridge, which a man misremembers as The Remarkable Mrs. Bainbridge. In an amusing scene, one character points out that a certain figure "is a common slob, because he don't even speak good English." The man who wears glasses with octagonal rims in this movie is revealed to not have ever sweated in his life. Central points of discussion within this work include the possibility of an (*) elevated train obscuring a crime that police believe was perpetrated with a rare switchblade. A man eager to go to a Yankee's game and a bigot who speaks of "those people" comprise the title group, who are all eventually swayed by the eloquence of Henry Fonda's character. For 10 points, name this Sidney Lumet drama about the deliberations of a jury.
One fictional film within this work is The Amazing Mrs. Bainbridge, which a man misremembers as The Remarkable Mrs. Bainbridge.
12 Angry Men