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Ben Gazzara
Reviews Featuring Ben Gazzara
Confronting viewers with an ugly picture of themselves that some may not wish to see, this fable of corruption, exploitation and vengeance in a one-dog town is a classic story told in a bold new way, with never a dull moment.
Worth seeing, if only because its one of the few films to spend much of its time focussing on the fact that people do, in fact, sometimes need to use the bathroom.
James Stewart delivers one of his finest displays in this hard-bitten courtroom pot-boiler with or without the approval of his dear old dad.
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