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Primal Fear
Cast
Richard Gere, Laura Linney, John Mahoney, Alfre Woodard View AllCrew
Gregory Hoblit (Director), Steve Shagan (Screenplay), Ann Biderman (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Mar. 6th, 1996
Runtime: 2 hours, 9 minutes
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Primal Fear
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mrtylerdurden
I thought she did a great job arguing against Gere in the courtroom scenes, and outside the courtroom scenes she does a good job of showing how stressed out she is.
I thought she did a great job arguing against Gere in the courtroom scenes, and outside the courtroom scenes she does a good job of showing how stressed out she is.
TheUsualSuspect
The script is a little weak and of course has plot holes, but the twist ending makes up for an other wise average story..
The script is a little weak and of course has plot holes, but the twist ending makes up for an other wise average story..
Iroquois
Enter Richard Gere as a hotshot lawyer who offers to defend Norton for free, drawing the ire of various players (especially Laura Linney as an ex-girlfriend who ends up taking the opportunity to prosecute Norton in order to spite Gere).
Enter Richard Gere as a hotshot lawyer who offers to defend Norton for free, drawing the ire of various players (especially Laura Linney as an ex-girlfriend who ends up taking the opportunity to prosecute Norton in order to spite Gere).