Primal Fear (8/9) Movie CLIP - Playing Rough (1996) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Janet (Laura Linney) plays rough with Aaron (Edward Norton) on the stand until he cracks and physically attacks her.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
A high-profile slaying becomes the case of an ambitious attorney's career in this legal thriller based on the novel by William Diehl. Richard Gere stars as Martin Vail, a famed defense lawyer who volunteers his services to Aaron Stampler (Edward Norton), a Kentucky teenager charged with the murder of a Chicago archbishop. Covered with blood, Aaron was captured after a foot chase broadcast live on TV, making a gleeful Vail certain that he could raise his profile by defending the obviously guilty suspect. Assigned to prosecute is Assistant District Attorney Janet Venable (Laura Linney), who is Vail's ex-girlfriend. Vail's case becomes more complicated than he expected when a psychologist, Dr. Molly Arrington (Frances McDormand) concludes that Stampler suffers from multiple personality disorder. Vail also uncovers evidence that the archbishop was involved in a corrupt land scheme and may have molested young parishioners. Now the cynical, opportunistic attorney is faced with a daunting prospect, a client who may actually deserve his best defense. Its shocking, twist ending made Primal Fear (1996) a big box office hit and earned Norton, in his screen debut, an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1996)
Cast: Andre Braugher, Richard Gere, Edward Norton, Laura Linney, Frances McDormand, Maura Tierney, Alfre Woodard
Director: Gregory Hoblit
Producers: Patricia Graf, Hawk Koch, Gary Lucchesi, Robert McMinn, Arnold Rudnick
Screenwriters: William Diehl, Steve Shagan, Ann Biderman
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[@greynium7794]

Norton was playing a dude pretending to be a dude who was actually another dude

[@Sahidmalik98]

Your commentary reminds me of Tropic Thunder with Robert Downey Jr. Jajajajaja

[@rogerkincaid931]

@@Sahidmalik98 - I believe he was referencing that movie.

[@NRF-dk8nr]

He is the master of playing split personality characters.

[@annyeonghaseyo5751]

Which turned out there wasn't a dude in the first place.

[@cup1d_456]

Oh that movie

[@fouadslaoui9967]

cant believe norton didnt win an oscar for this performance. Its one of the best acting performances ive ever seen

[@Dakkadot09]

OMG I SOO AGREE WITH YOU. IT WASS HIS DEBUT IN FILM AND HE WAS SPECTACULAR. TRULY OSCAR DESERVING.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

fouad slaoui He faces the same frustration as Fassbender, Bradley Cooper and Di Caprio! I feel bad for these guys! The favourism which happens in the Oscars is intolerable!

[@Chloe267036]

+Lily Araujo Jennifer Lawrence certainly isn't mediocre. I mean I agree she doesn't really deserve the multiple nominations maybe just for silver linings but definitely not joy this year. However, I do think the Academy often neglects very talented people.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

***** Yeah mate, this proves how partial the board of Academy Awards are towards some actors, especially some female leads who suck them off! For an example, apart from Norton, Di Caprio, Fassbender and many more, Russel Crowe was outstanding for his acting in A Beautiful Mind, even better than his acting in The Gladiator, however he was robbed of the award as he had some issues with the board. Jenifer Connolly instead won the Oscars, even though it wasn't anything special. Russel Crowe would have won the Oscars on consecutive years. However he was robbed of it and he never won even a nomination after that!

[@rayunited2010foryou]

Chloe267036 Yes, Oscars always neglect talent! Jenifer Lawrence, if not mediocre, is not special either. She is just ordinary. But she keeps on getting nominations! In Silver Linings, Di Niro and Cooper acted so well, yet they didn't win! Such partiality is intolerable. That's why I don't even follow Oscars anymore! Same goes for Rotten Tomatoes, bullshit reviewers!

[@MasterXcity]

"Where the hell do you think you're going" This shit always cracks me up lol

[@Devilssiren]

Same here! I always died when he says that line and her face was on point too O_O 😂😂😂😂😂

[@righteousfroce1254]

I would have fought back if I was her but he probably would be too scared to fight me seeing I'm more buff than him.

[@TripleR250]

She had no idea he lowkey had confidence like that 😂

[@bear5945]

@@righteousfroce1254 very cool anonymous youtube commenter

[@righteousfroce1254]

@@bear5945 He doesn't even look though to me.

[@teralashun8656]

Her face when he snaps into Roy..... priceless

[@dannyhoang410]

His* and he never snapped once he was always Roy.

[@justinvo2712]

he was never roy or aaron they were both made up. that's why it was scary

[@WowFan991]

aaron was made up, he was roy all the time

[@annettespizuoco562]

i love this movie.favorite.yes,her face.

[@annettespizuoco562]

@@WowFan991 sexual abuse is NO joke.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

That's the most amount of shit I've heard a lawyer say in a courtroom without the other attorney saying "Objection!"

[@aayzajm]

The other attorney isn't going to say objection because she's actually doing exactly what he needs her to do. His intention was for her to push him until breaking point, so that's why he's happy just to sit there and let her sound off.

[@evehalcyon2063]

Fabisch Factor badgering?

[@cybernautadventurer]

The lawyer didn't need to. Roy objected all by himself.

[@ConsumeristScroffa]

yudong zhang So he shouldn't comment because he hasn't watched the film? That makes no sense. And what does the fact that the boy is lying has to do with what he said?

[@TheMaf54]

aayzajm Are you sure? I'm not sure that it went according to plan. Seemed to me that his intended plan was for her to make him more sympathetic to the jury and work against herself by really driving home how abused his client was by the victim. I don't think he expected him to snap like that.

[@delrey874]

Primal Fear, American History X, Fight Club, Birdman, Motherless Brooklyn, etc... Damn, he's such a great actor. I can't believe he hasn't won an Oscar yet.

[@jimbo6413]

Great actor, but from what I've heard he's pretty temperamental and stepped on a few toes, so that may have short-circuited an Oscar or two (or three) for the guy notwithstanding some terrific performances.

[@ohhruge4509]

@@jimbo6413 I believe this to be the case as well. I remember reading something about him wanting to rewrite the entire script to a movie where he was cast as the lead. Still a brilliant actor nonetheless!

[@youturd55]

Best Hulk / Banner

[@eltravo2112]

He was pretty good in The Score too!

[@thehanger9352]

His performance in Grand Budapest Hotel is underrated

[@theyoutubeguide1109]

1:45....That face....that vein....he genuinely looks pissed the fuck off. He is such a great actor!

[@nateanara6126]

his voice also switch. Truly deserve his academy award nominee

[@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom]

Probably why he was the Hulk. Although I didn't really like him as Banner/Hulk.

[@drlee2]

I know everyone is enamored with Edward Norton, but Richard Gere's performance is so underrated in this film. Marty's reactions waiting for Roy to surface as the scene builds up is the key to it being as awesome as it is.

[@johnmc3862]

Richard Geres ‘Not doing anything’ acting!

[@naimaboukhouf7357]

Yes here and Norton were such great But really Norton goodness

[@frankdodd3355]

I've always admired Gere's acting. Not acting, so much but reacting. He's just excellent. His roles always feel lived in and natural. And very organic, not flashy.

[@tiananman]

and even more amazing, he did it with a gerbil up his butt the entire time

[@raindrops21_9]

Ahhh! The secret to great acting is REacting!

[@CDeeez94]

Also: Worst. Security. Ever.

[@shanajeangedeon9060]

The fact that if a lawyer did this in real life they'd probably be stopped because she's "leading the witness" somehow makes it feel much more intense because it shows how little those involved actually care about this man.

[@aaronkenyon7112]

Isn't the phrase "Badgering the witness"? Or can it be both?

[@shanajeangedeon9060]

@@aaronkenyon7112 They mean 2 different things but in this specific scene she's doing both. "Leading the witness" is trying to get the witness to say or act a certain way just to get what you want, whether it's true or not, whereas I think "Badgering the witness" is using aggressive or repetitive language to get them to say or do what you want. I am not a law student though, so I may be wrong.

[@gospelofrye6881]

@@shanajeangedeon9060 You're allowed to ask leading questions during cross-examination subject to rules established by the judge... but is she cross-examining here? You aren't allowed to carry on like this, though, for sure.

[@shanajeangedeon9060]

@@gospelofrye6881 Not a critique or anything, I'm just confused. I didn't say anything about cross examining, does that relate to what she was doing or is it just a random fact that you wanted to share? I can't tell, I don't know too much about lawyering.

[@davidlazerz8564]

@@shanajeangedeon9060 When cross examining you are allowed to ask leading questions (within certain rules). For reference a leading question is "Isn't it true you were at the bar that night?" or "You knew he was angry that day, didn't you?". The open hostility she shows here would likely be reined in by a real judge however, but this is just a movie so artistic license and all that. I don't believe she was the one to call him as a witness so her role would be that of cross examination in this scene, in an attempt to rebut the testimony he provided for Gere's character.

[@bleidd6743]

Daamn.. young Norton could have been an excellent Joker. I just saw that in him it's crazy

[@TheBlindFighter]

Bruce Lee no he's better as bruce banner/hulk

[@noisepollution5659]

HE COULD BE ANYTHING THAT HE WANT HIM TO BE

[@naimaboukhouf7357]

Still one of the best acting Nortonnnnnm

[@nateanara6126]

just give him a good script, he'll do it

[@sylvester3018]

What’s up with everyone and the joker. Yea he’s the best supervillain ever and my favorite, but it’s been done way too many times by way too many people. I see him more as the riddler.

[@tommyctgc]

I hate that punch sound effect at 1:53 . It has been used in countless movies and TV shows yet it sounds nothing like a real punch. I just don't get it.

[@unslept_em]

It really takes me out of the movie.

[@tommyctgc]

I know right..I was in a courtroom and suddenly I'm fighting shredder with the Ninja Turtles...

[@Roma9532]

Xarxa Rei It is a fucking 90s movie, relax.

[@tommyctgc]

I'm perfectly calm?

[@unslept_em]

Xarxa Rei PLEASE CALM DOWN, YOU'RE DISTURBING THE PEACE

[@IzakD8]

I always laughed when he jumped over the stand 😂

[@Liannghawrlastar]

i dont see the humor

[@IzakD8]

@Hanna I'm sorry we aren't all miserable like you.

[@G4MBIT]

@@IzakD8 maybe you’re just too easy to please.

[@Србомбоница86]

@@IzakD8 but it's not funny

[@IzakD8]

@@Србомбоница86 Hahaha, that's hilarious. Good one.

[@Levyadicta1]

This is just too good and Edward Norton is such a versatile actor. I remember the first time I saw this movie, I was literally blown away by his fantastic performance.

[@mikey2time484]

@@euskoferre lol on a 9y old post bro really?

[@bulltrunch]

Same. Plus I was so fooled by his character in this movie. This whole time I felt so bad for him when really he was a mean son of a gun. Shocking twist of a really good movie. What a phenomenal actor Edward is.

[@sweetbabynrs1]

Absolutely one the greatest acting performances of all time. He played Aaron and Roy flawlessly.

[@jb7363]

Jesus Christ, sweetbaby nrs! If that's what you're thinking then I'm really disappointed in you. There never was an Aaron.

[@royceabraham3163]

Real 🗿🔥

[@royceabraham3163]

​@@jb7363wdym

[@mrharvardyayayay3581]

Yes Counselor

[@mrharvardyayayay3581]

There never was an AARON COUNSELOR

[@theguywhoisaustralian1465]

I'm no legal expert. But I really think you're not allowed to talk to someone this way in court.

[@WSplash649]

Exactly that's contempt of court

[@Michaelmyersbae]

You are if his lawyer wants the other lawyer to talk to him like that so he can win his case

[@jazzandfunkequalsjunk179]

Lady, dont make me angry. You dont like me when I'm angry

[@japeth3213]

Ironically Edward Norton played the Hulk later.

[@rayaqin]

I thought thats the joke, japeth

[@dna4082]

You wouldnt like me when im hungry😂😂

[@AaronPhillips52]

"I felt like destroying something beautiful."

[@ZoneyDuel]

***** "Where the hell are you think your going?"

[@Maialeen]

+Rebellion Gamester "I just met you, and this is crazy. So here's my number. Call me maybe."

[@enriqueabb6926]

+Maialeen lmaoo

[@Axlberserk3r]

+Jay Phillips It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything.

[@jayramirez3725]

Aaron Phillips Fight Club

[@TrentEngineFan]

That scene where he lifts his head up is genuinely chilling. He actually looks genuinely crazy. Fantastic acting.

[@kenny6449]

I was legit shocked when I first saw this didn't see that coming and then the ending

[@no81wareagle37]

Kenny Williams it was not hard to see coming since it happened earlier in the film

[@bvaldes3703]

The ending it is just icon epic

[@danielle4648]

me either lol my mind was blown! like it was in 6th sense. I still remember seeing 6th sense in theater and the shock was palpable..it was crazy

[@kenny6449]

@@danielle4648 I wish I could saybthe same lol. First time I watched the six sense at home my mom walked in my roomate and said "Oh is this the ine where Bruce Willis is dead the whole time?" I was like WHAT

[@theguy3129]

Primal Fear isn't Primal Fear without that ending lol.

[@chill_anddeal1882]

Edward was so brillant in this movie. When she was talking to him about the abuse, his eyes lit up with anger. It looked so authentic

[@phani991]

To come up with such a performance in your first movie. Good god. Amazing

[@theguy3129]

Then he does it again in his second movie.

[@littlemixlover364]

No lawyer or prosecutor would start talking about themselves and say things like: “I would stab him 78 times” that’s highly inaccurate and the judge would object and point her out for the bad languge and inappropriate way of talking

[@putriaulia9398]

Lucy Lang

[@stangerling9412]

“Objection! Badgering the witness!” Sorry I got hooked on How to Get Away with Murder

[@zakfrancis5352]

Bobby Dools and it should be realistic

[@klmknop]

Bobby Dools take a look at better call Saul dumbass, that’s realistic.

[@elfoxayulo]

@@zakfrancis5352 why?

[@oldkingcole4750]

look at him kind of smiling at 2:00 he knows he won

[@talicecue]

@exa exactly what i was thinking

[@huldrrrr9486]

Everyone is understandably praising Norton here, but Laura Linney is amazing here too

[@joe5333]

Yes! It's one of my favorite monologues ever. She's projecting a lot of her own frustrations onto Aaron's situation after she's had to deal with so much corruption and chauvinism the whole film, and probably her whole life. Her anger there is real and cathartic, and it seems to even catch herself off guard. Plus it's just excellent writing as she describes all the specific violent things Aaron did and makes it sound justified.

[@huldrrrr9486]

@@joe5333 spot on

[@daleviker5884]

@@joe5333 I don't think she did this well as a lawyer. She screamed to everybody that if this had happened to her she would have killed the archbishop. She pretty much told the jury that what Aaron did was understandable and justifiable, yet she was seeking the death penalty if he was found guilty.

[@joe5333]

No, that doesn't matter. She was establishing motive. If he committed premeditated murder, in that gruesome way, he's going to get the book thrown at him.@@daleviker5884

[@Nikita-qb7xd]

@@daleviker5884No? She wanted him to admit that that’s exactly what he did.

[@marisaa.tamayo]

edward's eyes are BEAUTIFUL

[@chill_anddeal1882]

He's pretty hot in this movie

[@evernevermore-ci2so]

The ACTING! From everyone in this scene. Everybody did an amazing job.

[@yuceldesiniz]

BOTH OF THEM ACTED PERFECT

[@_Maxten]

Is it just me or was it unprofessional how she was projecting her tone in the court?

[@partharora16]

Chase its a movie , it had to be entertaining .If it be anything like real court or all professional ,nobody would have liked the movie and we won't be here watching this video again when already watched for 129 times

[@DeAngelo77]

Unprofessional*

[@zacharymcdowall1856]

Coming from a guy that users a ownage pranks character name as his KZbin name.

[@theguywhoisaustralian1465]

Absolutely unprofessional, probably illegal, not to mention the guy could have objected 10 times there, leading the witness, badgering the witness, harassing the witness.

[@radhamuthurajini1965]

Makes sense why richard gere didn't intervene cause this is exactly what he wanted but why's the judge not saying anything,especially with her being shown as stern and no-nonsense kind of a person. A warning from the judge could've been better i think.

[@93deadpool]

Movie Fact: Laura Linney had to screen-test every single one of her scenes in the film prior to being officially cast as Janet Venable.

[@christilb]

WOW!!! That’s crazy! She can certainly hold her own in this and any movie she’s in. Wonderful actress 😊

[@jasoncummings7052]

Playing this complex character is no easy feat even for other seasoned actors. Some say he deserved what he didn't get. Other say he got what he didn't deserved. But for all the things he didn't receive what he gave was a Goldstar performance. And what he's always had was pure talent.

[@dentroyseven5348]

FUCK YOU MARTY IM WALKING OUTTA HERE!!!! xD halarious

[@syedtalibhussainn]

*"so there never was a Roy?"* . *"There never was an Aaron."*

[@bookerjones8123]

Norton is brilliant. Have to say I never really believed the prosecutor and judge would so quickly agree to the mental institution thing, convincing though he was.

[@knightsintodreams]

there never was a roy either. the real aaron is the third boy we see in the end. "good for you marty" he orchestrated the whole thing, fabricating both stuttering altar boy and violent bully. you can briefly see the real aaron in the "prepping aaron" clip. Marty tells him "you're way ahead of the game" [the game of making people believe you're innocent] and for a brief, fleeting moment, the real aaron chuckles KNOWING how true that was.

[@the07pattyvonne]

Yeah, that smile.

[@sparksfly6149]

Ikr that was so cool

[@jonpiper881]

What an incredible actor Norton is!

[@transpinestwins4900]

Edward Norton is a badass and a great actor. I'm not a big fan of this film (so few courtroom dramas are done well) but his performance made it worth it.

[@smoothALOE]

This is just great drama! We all love to see it. In this case, the writing and the performances are so strong, you almost don't even know who or what to root for. You're just sucked into the high drama. It's a great feeling! :)

[@Baibars-xq7vi]

One of the best movie scene in history. OMG.

[@nonamepersonok6436]

"I'm gonna walk outta here real slow" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chiyo-chanholocaust8143]

- Wait a second...Roy, why would people think you and I are the same person? - You know why Aaron. Say it. Say it!

[@ericburns5125]

I loved Edward Norton's performance he should have won the Oscar

[@batmankaler]

Edward norton imagine if he had played Joker.

[@ericthetruth4767]

I wish Roy and the lawyer had more lines before he jumped her

[@nomenestomen3452]

That was Edward Nortons first movie, let that sink in. What an actor!

[@ninjazturtle5312]

walter white

[@AC-iz7eh]

That punch sound effect at 1:53 is straight out of Looney Tunes lmao

[@st4rryorchids]

i was lookin for a comment that talked about this LMAO i thought i was crazy

[@AC-iz7eh]

This was a serious drama and an intense scene where the villain makes his appearance then all of a sudden it became a comedy 😂

[@almamater489]

Laura Linney is iconic with playing lawyers 1:32

[@mannydem1]

Laura Linney is a beast at Playing Lawyer. Check out “The Exorcism of Emily Rose” she also play a Lawyer. This woman is incredible!

[@Gkm-]

Loved it. Richard Gere never disappoints, and Edward Norton was wonderful. A story with an unexpected twist at the end. A movie to watch more than once.

[@editsmikel7930]

The fact that this was Norton’s debut in acting and he could have won a Oscar and a golden globe is mental

[@reynaldiobabym4129]

The way she turns when he turned into Roy.❤️

[@Wali.Ullah1234]

2:00...........Captain Holt😂😂😂😂 He's expressions in always to the point🙈

[@anthonyatkinson8545]

Everyones talking abt Ed Norton. Laura Linney crushed this scene

[@JK-br1mu]

Courtroom outbursts are a big part of Hollywood's legal fairytales. Very athletic of him to just jump out of the box like that.

[@blacjackdaniels200]

I’ll never for the life of me understand why anyone would convict him for that crime. All he did was carry out justice that the law wouldn’t.

[@redpandachannel4534]

God Edward Norton was so hawt in this movie

[@JohnDoe-lb1kc]

not really

[@JohnDoe-lb1kc]

***** k

[@nambelas]

Is 'not really' the same as 'really not'?

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

Yeah he was. In my opinion, he was hotter than Brad Pitt in Fight Club as well.

[@yds2m]

he looked SO cute

[@fuzzbrain913]

When his glance slides up as he goes"where the hell do you think you're goin'?" That was so unnerving the first time I saw it

[@Diana4281]

To be honest, she was 100% right. Let's not even lie here. I don't see why people are acting like she's the bad guy in this. :/ This case looking frustrating as hell.

[@carolinaranda_]

Las películas a veces logran que la gente ame al malo.

[@BrandoCommando793]

Because she made it about her and not the victims.

[@G4MBIT]

@@BrandoCommando793 there was no victim in this case.

[@chrissantos5580]

@@BrandoCommando793 that’s a woman for ya

[@cloud4brainsproductions740]

@@chrissantos5580 😑🙄

[@hightreason7934]

This is one of those movies that's better than the novel it's based on. Classic.

[@teddysama5745]

This kind of acting deserves respect. And then also watch the twist at the ending. Bliss

[@TacosInaBag]

1:45 me when she says I’m not Rick Grimes or Tommy Shelby

[@littlemisssunshine874]

One of my most favourite films!!

[@drcommondrate12]

No wonder after several years he pretended that he has a friend and they both are working in a soap factory

[@sylviadivinora2286]

I really wonder that this story keeps beeing so satisfying and never seem strange despite that gigantic logic hole. A homeless criminal teenager outperforms the whole system with so many professionals involved - acting. Even for the actor of this character it is credited off the charts, beyond imaginable...

[@joban4963]

High intelligence, and righteous anger.

[@develynseether4426]

Back when court dramas were all the rage. Philadelphia (1993) A Few Good Men (1993) Primal Fear (1996) A Time to Kill (1996) The Devil's Advocate (1997) Each one so beautifully flawless proving you don't need spaceships, explosions or battles to deliver a phenomenal movie.

[@notthedong5288]

take a look at Scent of a Woman, very short court scene, but a powerful one

[@AP-vx1wx]

My Cousin Vinny. And technically, one of the most legally accurate.

[@JacquelineRoseSchlegel]

Edward such an underrated actor

[@Balfour.]

"And I took that personally" meme be like

[@Chrisgriffin1818]

I’m so happy that this blonde lady was fired and that she was played

[@bub777]

1:51 the shock in her eyes!

[@marceloaguirree]

Someone put green eyes to ed he is always angry

[@epicfail9693]

Still one of my favorite scenes in ANY movie

[@LordBrittish]

Don’t make him angry. You wouldn’t like him when he’s angry.

[@adamrizqy6977]

Good reference.. LOL... 😂 That's why MCU picked him maybe.

[@theguy3129]

@@adamrizqy6977 shoulda kept him too.

[@marujohowes3584]

Great performance!! This man is a truly gifted actor

[@maxputhoff1436]

Me every 5 seconds: "OBJECTION! OBJECTION! OBJECTION!"

[@Richie-uy6io]

Well good for you..... Marty.

[@vangon7754]

1:44 Me when I hear someone say “Morbius is mid”

[@kevinpeeks3273]

Laura linney is Amazing. That is my favorite scene from all movies. I'm also fond of the scene from aliens when Ripley and the queen of the aliens get into the fight at the end of the movie.

[@AhPhoey]

Good ole Roy. Demian Maia would have been proud of that choke.

[@derekseven1647]

ED turned in to the Hulk without CGI.

[@BateEdtz]

Aaron stampler better than Bruce banner 🤣

[@ricardoortiz4870]

@@BateEdtz Sad thing is and this is a Fact: Mark Ruffalo was originally the director Louis Leterrier’s first choice for the role of Bruce Banner in The Incredible Hulk.

[@ClaudiaRPost]

I love all three of these actors: Linney, Norton and Gere.

[@jeremyhamilton2774]

Ed Norton deserved an Oscar❤

[@nickytommymancinelli8066]

He won the golden globe

[@kurtpablo2562]

When your teacher pressures you to submit your project on the appointed time and you haven't started anything yet😂😂😂

[@2serveand2protect]

Norton's one F**ING AWESOME actor!

[@kingkrysen]

"Where the hell do u think your goin?" 🤣🤣🤣 Lmfao

[@R.POliver]

I like the subtle acting by Gere at about 2 minutes. You can see he knows at that moment he won the case.

[@charlesderosas5577]

One of the biggest crimes is that ed norton not winning the Oscars for this.

[@OpinionParade]

*"You're making me angry... you wouldn't like me when I'm angry"*

[@annamariafadda3348]

Cant believe this was Ed Norton first movie.. this was such a perfect performance

[@MyIneffablePonyyy]

Why is this comforting

[@lynryall1317]

Excellent film, brilliant plot and twists .

[@nayelirodriguez6047]

Puede alguien decirme dónde lo puedo ver.?

[@WiredLain_]

@@nayelirodriguez6047 netflix

[@Rich_H_1972]

One of the very few actors or actresses that I'll go to see one of their films not knowing anything about it. Just because I know its got a very good chance of being a must watch. Norton, Daniel Day Lewis, Meryl Streep, Jack Nicholson, Gene Hackman... very few out there.

[@imscruffy5488]

cant believe the judge didnt win an oscar for this performance. Its one of the best acting performances ive ever seen.

[@jihangamal5823]

Yes, I've always said the same. Alfred Woodard was great here.

[@hmr91]

Edward Norton is such a brilliant actor :D Love him for his talent.

[@crysomlm4642]

2:03 The weak should fear the strong

[@msariah]

This movie was the realest moment...

[@mladen040nk]

I started loving Norton movies since this role. Outstanding performance!

[@doraluffy]

Why that woman didn't get any award for this? She looks really intimidating.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

doraluffy Yeah so intimidating that I felt like kicking the shit out of her!

[@jpx8793]

@Callum Booth Well, as a prosecutor, one has to be, especially against the accused, and/or defense witnesses.

[@estellehillermann7650]

This was the first time i watched Eward Norton and was blown away. I just watched it again on Netflix.👍🇿🇦

[@weaponofthepeopleword-of-g7567]

It was clear that Norton was doing his Bill Bixby impression during his transformation scenes.

[@CaptainFantastic222]

The 90s had so many great courtroom dramas

[@Swordtee40]

I just realized at 1:54 not only they threw in a comical punch sound at after that you can hear the crowd gasp from Smash Bros 😂