Real Life OJ Trial vs 'People vs OJ Simpson' - Comparison

Here's a side by side comparison of the real life trial of the infamous OJ Simpson and the recent critically acclaimed TV adaptation "People vs OJ Simpson"

[@madkip4991]

Teacher: Did you just copy this essay from the internet? Me: I wish to assert my fifth amendment privilege

[@sirjohnfenwickofwallington5265]

Its funny that u can't in school

[@tjayy4496]

Or you can say I pled the fifth

[@pommiebears]

FreshCabbage lol...that’s funny 😂

[@Mr.Iwuagwu]

I read this as soon as he said it 😂

[@joset.garcia8714]

Hahahhahahhahahahhahahaha word!

[@nsgkiingx3699]

Everyone look like the characters 😂 besides o.j

[@donovans6472]

i was surprised the chose cuba gooding to play o.J maybe because of his light complexion and big name......i didn't like how he played oj

[@jorgecalle783]

Facts

[@lescarpio]

Definitely spot on for the casting director. The judge especially, 100%

[@bigsexygoat8]

Donovan S I think Cuba played o j like Jesse Eisenberg played in Mark Zuckerberg

[@jeremywoods770]

I think oj was a bad choice. Someone who looked more like cuba should have been accused of murdering oj's wife

[@IsaiahHatake]

When OJ put on the gloves he deserved an Oscar for his acting.

[@captain2ahab]

Shut up, Donald

[@claudeyaz]

Yeh lol. Were the gloves real leather? Does leather shrink?

[@claudeyaz]

Did yall hear about OJs armed robbery? What a freaking clown. and psycho

[@mimzy7455]

@@claudeyaz he spread his fingers and also had the latex gloves on, which causes traction. If I'm not mistaken, the gloves were frozen which causes leather to shrink (don't quote me on this) even then, the gloves still basically fit. Those are definitely his gloves.

[@niickio8250]

Mimzy Sky I also believe they were the only pair that was made in that area which were apparently made for him.

[@davidlewis4162]

Cuba never looked or acted a thing like OJ, way too emotional, OJ has a very manipulating, calm and collective personality always with a smile on camera. The rest of the cast done an excellent job though

[@amandarayforever]

I think Cuba did a good job.... especially when he kicked Chris off his bench in Brentwood....

[@bibaolaitan5189]

I actually liked his acting...

[@khalidhamadeh6848]

I mean we all saw oj on camera. Who.knows what he was like off camera

[@Kawaiikitten0211]

And Cuba also has a very sympathetic face, imo it just radiates warmth so it was hard not to feel sorry for him at least once in the show

[@mazdakmina9493]

Yes, what you describe was OJ when he was *on camera.* Keep in mind, most of Cuba Gooding Jr's portrayal of OJ involved what was going on with OJ *behind* the camera, and *behind* the camera, OJ was, basically, almost *exactly* like Cuba Gooding Jr portrayed him. He was *very* emotional and *absolutely nothing* like the guy the world saw and heard on camera! Obviously, there's not a lot of evidence of this (because again, he knew how to act when cameras and recording devices were around), but perhaps the best example of how OJ *actually* was behind the scenes is his phone call with the police during the slow speed car chase (see 7:01-7:25 in the video below. Listen to him groan, wallow, and reveal his true emotions when the cameras aren't on him. Keep in mind, he's doing all of this with a gun to his head as well. Basically, *very* different than the man people saw on the football field, in commercials, in interviews, in movies, and even in the courtroom itself)! And multiple friends and witnesses have confirmed how different he was behind the scenes, both before and after the trial! His own former manager once said, "there is a lot of anger brewing inside of him" (i.e. he's *very* emotional), and even described the difference between him behind-the-scenes and in-front-of-the-camera as "the bad guy becomes the good guy!" kzbin.info/www/bejne/j33QdXiVf76IhLc www.vanityfair.com/style/2017/11/oj-simpson-post-prison-las-vegas So yes, weirdly enough, the fact that so many people think Cuba Gooding Jr did such a "bad job" of playing OJ because he was "so different from the real OJ" is a testament to *how good* he was at playing *the real* OJ! Yes, he acted *nothing* like "the OJ people remember," because "the OJ people remember" (i.e. the OJ *in front* of the camera) was *absolutely nothing* like the OJ *behind* the camera! The fact that Cuba Gooding Jr was *exactly the opposite* of what people thought OJ was shows *how spot on* he got *the actual OJ,* because *the actual OJ* was *also* absolutely nothing like what people thought he was! Hilariously ironic!

[@jamietotten239]

I was shocked by how close most of the actors looked to the real people

[@user-yj5gh3cw9k]

Other than OJ they nailed it

[@miketyson5717]

Ikr

[@eugeneamwayi6657]

I mean what are the odds

[@jenniferbond7073]

Jamie Totten except for OJ. Cuba is great, just not in this. His craggy face dint do it for my , O J in his day was quite good looking. Plus I didn’t care for how squeaky Cuba played this character. Everyone else was perfect, especially Marcia and Johnny.

[@kkandsims4612]

@@user-yj5gh3cw9k oj was the worst Cuba is a great actor though thought John was off as well slightly.

[@elusivids8155]

one of the few movies that is nearly identical to the true case even down to the castings looks, crazy. well done.

[@christiangarcia5924]

cassidy’s edits it was a show, not a movie, but yes!

[@MiloMcCarthyMusic]

It’s not a movie

[@lowkeystudios4217]

When they See us i wish video court recording of the real one was here probably has deleted or hidden but would be sad

[@biggc49042]

Except casing for OJ

[@zackerybarnett1890]

Well it’s a show so...

[@UGOkilleth]

They took more recesses during this case than my elementary school ever did.

[@Piedutch]

i'm still waiting for someone to be held in contempt

[@MultiChristo31]

Is nobody gonna talk about how you can never properly wear such leather gloves while wearing a surgical glove

[@normaball8691]

Plus, this was a year after the crime, after being soaked in blood. So, leather shrinkage.

[@murphybrown1366]

@@normaball8691 Not Guilty!

[@danielosullivan7940]

@@murphybrown1366 but in reality…. Guilty as sin!!

[@TSTrecords]

CUT ON FINGER, BUT NO CUTS OR INDENTATION ON GLOVES...

[@gnarlydewd]

@@TSTrecords Glove came off fool.

[@kenfung664]

Hearing an adult say im so mad at you right now sounds comical

[@brickjames5020]

Ken Fung cause he is a farkin clown

[@robinweber9640]

he just needed to go blow off some steam on the swing set and come back ready to rule over a murder case

[@Ddyoutube100]

Very professional and honest. Straight up and direct, rather than passive aggressive.

[@DaBeezKneez]

Well its a court you dummy, you suppose to say what you mean.

[@TSDT]

He did it professionally as one could. He's seeing two grown, highly educated men arguing like children on national TV about something that is, at best, tangential to the case itself. He was smart in defusing the situation and getting everyone in their respective corner to get back to something that doesn't waste everyone's time.

[@whatdadogdoin_]

The judge actually said I'm so mad at both of you I'm dying💀💀💀

[@kennethlanard4499]

R u a famous person 👀????

[@QbitBot]

@@kennethlanard4499 3:20

[@THEWHAT591]

Kenneth Lanard yeah dude she’s famous with 17 subs

[@QbitBot]

@@THEWHAT591 I have 19 subs, More famous than pewdiepie

[@maximusp210]

He sounded like a 15 year old girl loll

[@KUSHGPATEL]

The glove thing makes zero sense: the glove fitting is not the question , the question is. Did the glove cover all his fingerprints? because the glove did it’s job even tho it was not fully covering his fingers

[@samnotloading6101]

Yeah well a babys fingerprints 2would've been convered too if youre looking from that perspective...

[@spidermonkeynuts3851]

And it was frozen over and over causing it to shrink and he was also wearing other gloves when he tired them on

[@patrickmuhlbeyer9262]

He was wearing medical gloves under the leather gloves. Of course they didn't fit. How did no one in a room full of adults point that out.

[@xnng]

@@patrickmuhlbeyer9262 I believe there were no prints in inside the gloves so they assumed the man was wearing other gloves underneath?

[@thewave254]

I thought the same thing too

[@Kaisaccountt]

The scenes are almost identical to the real trial, it’s amazing how they managed to replicate every detail.

[@carnagewalker903]

That chris darden actor is fantastic!

[@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn]

Sterling K. Brown? Oh yeah, he good

[@duzkjustjerkedoff3284]

He’s good actor but didn’t they overdramatized the whole movie 😂 great flim

[@SandMaxxPayne]

That's my one day TV dad

[@jokezup7850]

Was he killmongers father?

[@Bdot2333]

@@jokezup7850 Yes he was

[@FOTWC]

Did the judge play his own role cause he sound and look like him😂

[@pommiebears]

SRFK SNIPEZ wasn’t it awesome? I thought Darden, the actor that played him, was absolutely superb.

[@filmadcamp1512]

The guy who plays the judge is the guy in the show 9-1-1

[@eliascervantes9109]

@@filmadcamp1512 he is Henry lin from sons of anarchy

[@shilohashkita2625]

SRFK SNIPEZ 🤪

[@aurelmatthews4164]

That's lacist

[@justice_productions_]

Darden, the Judge, and Johnny Cochran were Casted PERFECTLY

[@pommiebears]

These actors were absolutely awesome. Sterling, who played Darden, was absolutely wonderful.

[@dannigro8794]

Its amazing that you could get away with murder given an incompetent judge, an oblivious jury, and botched evidence.

[@TheGiftof7PRESENTS]

Dan Nigro It’s AMAZING that people want to state that O.J. did it, yet you have a key police officer in Fuhrman pleading the 5th to protect himself from self incrimination of falsifying police reports and planting evidence O.J. Simpson NOT Guilty of physically committing the murders. * I still believe O.J. either knows or hired someone to commit the murders*. Oooooor he could have nothing at all to do with them, Period.

[@dannigro8794]

I used to think he hired someone too but after watching the new special it basically confirms he did it. If not then who did he hire? Why was OJ's blood all over? This wasnt about whether or not he did it, its just a botched case. Evidence probably was planted but that was just to make it easier to convict. And it was proven evidence was planted but just bc evidence was planted and some guy falsified police reports doesnt make the accused suddenly innocent.

[@TheGiftof7PRESENTS]

Tristan See this one works the same way... “Tristan Nope I’ve reposted it numerous times because soooooo many people regurgitated the same rhetoric.... so it fit their response like a missing piece to a puzzle.”

[@sha11235]

And an incompetent prosecution.

[@TheGiftof7PRESENTS]

Mohamed Dahcheh Nope, that’s people interpreting what they want out of it. The same people who continue to say that #45 is a good president and isn’t a public racist and bigot by his own words. Lol 😂😂😂😂😂

[@zanethezaniest274]

Besides a little extra dramatisation, this was a pretty accurate series

[@wolfstar675]

They have to add more drama in order to make it more exciting.

[@jimothyus]

That guy: "cant belive racism exists in 1995" 2020: "Allow me to introduce myself"

[@Marsalien100]

Bruh This year has more racism than all the 90's.

[@VenomShotYou]

Race relations are bad because the media drives the narrative that race is a bigger problem than it really is. It’s manufactured hate. We all got a long better in the 90s because the talking heads on TV weren’t trying to divide us everyday.

[@alphawolf1786]

@@Marsalien100 ya racism against white people

[@agnihistoria7951]

@@alphawolf1786 ..................

[@sebastiantv108]

If you think 2020 is worse in terms of racism compared to 1995 you don't have the slightest idea of what you are talking about... Stop believing everything the media shoves up your mouth and start observing.

[@yurrye7243]

I always respected Christopher Dardens positions and his passion for this case And the actor did a great job portraying that passion

[@sirmagnifico04]

“You cannot tell by someone’s voice whether they are black” Please tell me I’m not the only one who thinks that’s the dumbest argument for racism.

[@sammyreed8571]

Sir Magnifico but you can’t determine someone’s race by there voice

[@sirmagnifico04]

Michel Mez buddy, black people and white people have voices in which the way they sound can be distinguished

[@sammyreed8571]

Sir Magnifico but there’s black people who sound white and white people who Sound black I’m a phone operator so I would know

[@miudfc]

@@capablanc 99%?? Ohh wow

[@catnior]

Sir Magnifico the way you speak is a product of your environment not a product of race. Yes it is a racist statement in the sense that people could use that analogy as a bases for mistreatment.

[@kevinjv20]

When did ross become a lawyer

[@mainsmain]

When he was on a break

[@mekaiandriske4029]

@@mainsmain hahaha

[@Aikunle78]

LOL 😂... You mean the dude from friends

[@rhianhegarty3383]

He sit the bar in order to find our who ate his sandwich

[@therock951000]

Paleantology wasn't paying the bills

[@vetarlittorf1807]

OJ's actor looks nothing like OJ. His face is too wrinkled.

[@MrDomiko]

The guy playing Judge Ito is a superb actor.

[@jamesmcdaid1260]

I'm amazed that a lot of people thought he was innocent. There was undisputable evidence

[@Jim.Jim.32]

Defense provided plausible explanations for every bit of DNA evidence my friend. LAPD got caught planting evidence

[@jamesmcdaid1260]

@@Jim.Jim.32 Not really. It couldn't have been anyone else. The defense turned it into a race war. It worked.

[@Jim.Jim.32]

@@jamesmcdaid1260 I beg to differ my friend. With all due respect, pathologist testified Ron Goldman fought his ass off. Landed blows, Had defense wounds on Knuckles. Shouldn't OJ have had a busted lip, black eye or SOME type of trauma?

[@jamesmcdaid1260]

@@Jim.Jim.32 Clearly you missed the day when OJ admitted killing Nicole.

[@Jim.Jim.32]

@@jamesmcdaid1260 Huh? The TV interview? That wasnt legit and he was paid 600k for it. Fluff piece to sell book. Real talk

[@brayanjiron4398]

Bruh In the movie it looks like there gonna throw hands lol

[@jackofspades9742]

Chucky Justice why does “lol” belong back in 2016?

[@imsupermoist8226]

Chucky Justice people still use lol a lot in 2018 bud lol

[@swissrivierasocialclub6106]

Lol

[@RonnieY3]

Chucky Justice loll lol lol lol lol

[@hakimjackson9556]

Cause its over dramatized

[@cheddacheese8112]

“Your honor I’m offended, in 1995 we have to take this kind of thinking!!” Wait till 2020 bud 😂😂😂

[@mooncharlie2184]

The racism didn’t get bigger it decreased, but the votes increased

[@andrewmackay6873]

How come because a glove doesn’t fit, he’s all of a sudden not a killer. He could’ve just used small gloves to cover up

[@taaydX]

Andrew Mackay tge gloves dont fit because they froze the gloves which made them smaller

[@madamebkrt]

And didn't NICOLE buy those gloves? Not OJ?

[@kkandsims4612]

It was sooo much more then that people knew he was guilty AF but it was a race battle .

[@aft5264]

The whole race war bullshit should’ve never been allowed in the courtroom

[@Kevin187z1]

@@aft5264 Except the literal Nazi cop that was a big part of it?

[@thejew1789]

The judge looks exactly the same

[@sonparadise7936]

Because they're Chinese

[@scriptedjava9265]

ChampionSR lmao

[@gerdtt79]

The real one looks chubbier to me.

[@strangerstranger693]

That his son

[@anii221]

Sounds like him too.

[@estelazalazar2428]

the actor play furhman is as despicable as the real furhman, great job!

[@Jennifer-cz2if]

Estela Zalazar how? You do realise that he was acting don't you?

[@TheGiftof7PRESENTS]

It’s AMAZING that people want to state that O.J. did it, yet you have a key police officer in Fuhrman pleading the 5th to protect himself from self incrimination of falsifying police reports and planting evidence O.J. Simpson NOT Guilty of physically committing the murders. * I still believe O.J. either knows or hired someone to commit the murders*. Oooooor he could have nothing at all to do with them, Period.

[@nataliacruces2093]

JennyLucy beauty i think thats why they said good job

[@thetinman4543]

ldg_ 7th its obvious that OJ did it. Furman is a complete jackass for planting shit that he didnt need to just to make their case. Him and the prosecution ruined the whole case. Not that it would have matterrd anyway. That jury would have let him off even if they saw him do it.

[@TheGiftof7PRESENTS]

jason joyce It’s all speculation at this point. That’s all it’s EVER been since the verdict.... Monday night quarterbacking will NEVER change the outcome..... ever. He ain’t going to jail for their murders if he held a press conference and said he did it himself. Nope, let it go. It’s done.

[@Iamreeze]

As someone who met OJ in person, I can say he was a lot more calmer and mellow than Gooding portrays. In general, always had a smile, very confident. Very charming and magnetic.

[@androognoix1685]

You exoecr him to be tjis way in the trial scenes?

[@Dani_1012]

Psychopaths are often called charming and easy-going

[@sunnydelight5255]

Where and when did you meet him?

[@MS-lm7lk]

The casting was phenomenal. And greatly portrayed by all the actors.

[@alfierodriguez2473]

This judge couldn’t get a grip in that courtroom, smh

[@HajimeNoJMo]

He just wanted his 15 min of fame. He took it and ran

[@stevenladnyk4526]

It had to be tough with all those big personalities and so much pressure.

[@mrs111198]

I think he was quite supportive of the prosecution

[@nikkigee6477]

Mohit Singh he wasn’t too supportive of Marcia Clarke though

[@mrs111198]

@@nikkigee6477 I'd beg to differ. He was very understanding for Marcia. He adjourned the hearing early so Marcia could go home and look after her kids despite vehement protests from the defense. If you don't find that supportive, I don't know what's supportive for you.

[@matthewjones1353]

Johnnie Cochran was brilliant. Not in a good way. But brilliant in a sleazy way.

[@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325]

Matthew Jones Like our politicians! No wonder must of them We're attorney's before becoming president

[@Kurruchi]

Amazing manipulation, someone like that is very powerful in a world like this,

[@jakey3906]

The world is run by people liked him. Scumbags who are only trying to push their own agenda and using every opportunity to do so, like a double murder.

[@gezzarandom]

Ironic thing is, the actor who plays him thinks Simpson is guilty lol.

[@BlazerManiacNumber96]

@@gezzarandom Any person with half a brain thinks OJ is guilty.

[@ebtayr2725]

Watching this now and this case/trial still makes my blood boil. It was mishandled and a catastrophe from the very beginning and I’m pause the tv every episode to take a deep calming breath. This is to this day one of the craziest and most insulting case/trials I’ve ever followed.

[@infinitereality5640]

I remember watching the actual trial as a kid. Seems just like yesterday. Watched it with my mom and brothers tucked under the blanket and the ac was colder than usual.

[@dailygoodvibes997]

I wasn't buying Cuba gooding as OJ

[@Craig-gq4gb]

Mr. Westbrook yeah that was the only poor casting option i’d say

[@mustafaaabunny]

this series was created by ryan murphy who also created american horror story. him and sarah paulson are regulars on that series so naturally ryan would want to incorporate them into this series as well

[@RaySchwarz.]

Yeah the actor who played OJ in a biopic released in 1995 "The OJ Simpson Story" was much better.

[@johnstriker480]

Well Cuba hasn't been in much films recently, so I say it's fair!

[@Guy_LastName]

he wasnt even close to the real person, didnt look like him, not nearly the same size, voice is much higher

[@louloutre]

This series is pure genius and deserves many awards. They did an awesome job.

[@norafrey4874]

yessss im gonna watch it again😌

[@recruitmentch]

This kind of trial would never be playing out in front of the cameras in the UK. Absolutely no chance of a fair trial. This was a circus.

[@GaeFootballClub]

whelp, time to rewatch this masterpiece

[@j-swizzle1922]

Voice inflection is a thing. You can generally tell the difference between blacks, Asians, whites etc. that’s not racist. That’s just life. The same way I can help point someone out by saying he’s Asian or middle eastern or white or black. It’s not racist. It’s just the way It is.

[@miudfc]

Not always...

[@jonlowe8739]

So you have never had a white friend who people say “sounds black” and you have never had a black friend that people say “sounds white?”

[@thatshygirlinclass8404]

Well look when Ariana had controversy for doing black face right. Some people have called her out for using a black voice. So I get what your trying to say. It was people of color who did say it sounded like she was using a black voice.

[@AllThingsKen]

no u cant... all depends on where they are from

[@chasegwop47]

Nah u can’t cause u can tell by accent maybe their ethnicity sure but if u take two American boys both go to same school same education similar lifestyles but different races u wouldn’t be able to tell

[@lunatekcc8377]

Really good series thats on netflix, defiitely worth watching after seeing just how much they stuck to the source material

[@amituniyal377]

LUNATEK CC which series is this??

[@ivanmos6979]

Ryan is a real genius. You should watch season 2 as well, it is spot on.

[@Jmoneynasty]

Ivan Mosalski it’s not a season 2😂

[@keytrononit3]

@@Jmoneynasty yes there is....it's about the death of Versace. It's the American Crime story series

[@FlynnArcos]

@@Jmoneynasty This show is under the "American Crime Story" series. "Same as American Horror Story" each season is different.

[@haldosprime3896]

I appreciate the film making, but, for me, this is one of those times when watching the actual footage is way more interesting and entertaining than anything they could put to screen. I've been watching the actual trial on youtube minute to minute and while litigation can be a very, very long and dry process, it's worth seeking out to see just how actual events take place for once instead of the dramatizations in tv and film, regardless of how accurate this particular production may or may not be.

[@ali0essa]

Courtney b. vance was AMAZING in making Johnny's character to the dot, still amazed after 4 years

[@chrisdawson1776]

Do you condemn Hamas?

[@900KING2]

The actor that plays Judge Ito, Kenneth Choi, is the guy from Wolf of Wallstreet. I never forget a face

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@LGRW313 ?????

[@AnimalBlundettoK]

He played in red dawn too

[@ermalbatiati]

Sons of anarchy, too

[@schnioula]

Really!? Oh no! This role suits him better!

[@ducksauce0074]

He played a small role in captian ametica too. One of his best buds

[@yomiwilliams4368]

Step in the car or I’ll tell them you’re Jewish”..😂 John Travolta plays his role outstandingly as always

[@DredScott2010]

Yup, that twisted up face was good for that role.

[@AnimalBlundettoK]

Cracked me up 💀💀

[@kkandsims4612]

I am confused as to why they hate Jewish people .

[@FentyCola559]

@@kkandsims4612 Louis Farrakhan is a Muslim and Muslims believe Jews have no claim to Israel.

[@schnioula]

I watched this episode today and I couldn’t stop laughing! 😂 Did you see Travolta clutch his pearls? Golden!

[@shorouqtahraoui]

Keep it coming, this was beautiful

[@bri2970]

DAMN this was good. Thanks for uploading!

[@Kearyjb]

See the movies are so fake! Is it just me or does anyone else notice there's no music playing in the background of the real life footage?

[@anarky3048]

*facepalm*

[@KleinerTrottel]

Good one

[@bIondead]

Keary jon Botley whoosh

[@aprilb1273]

same

[@uno1088]

@@bIondead r/whooosh

[@joshansharma4244]

Wow . The dialogues in the series are exactly what happened in real life. Series worthy Entertainment happened in real life. Hmm

[@davidlewis4162]

This was a great series, the only person they messed up was OJ, apart from that all the other actors done a great job

[@mazdakmina9493]

It's "scary" (read: mind-blowing and awesome) how accurately they got the set design, costumes, and even the nuances of dialogue in this! If someone misspoke in court, they captured the person misspeaking in the series. If there was a tiny detail on someone's face or facial expression, it was caught by the actors! Truly amazing work by everyone involved! And for the record, I think the most underrated performance of this entire series was that of Kenneth Choi as Lance Ito! First off, let's be clear, Kenneth Choi looks and sounds *nothing* like Lance Ito in real life (below is a link with a picture of Choi next to an *actual* picture of Ito from the trial, and below that is a link that let's you hear what his voice *actually* sounds like. Choi grew up in Chicago and has a very "Chicago-like" accent- posted another video below explaining the Chicago dialect. But in the show, he absolutely *mastered* Judge Ito's voice and dialect, right down to how it changes when it's raised or lowered- voices act differently per person when you raise or lower them, and Choi got Ito's voice changes down *perfectly)!* The costume design (which to be fair, wasn't him. Credit to that goes to the costume designers), the facial expressions, the voice, the timing, and even the tiniest things like how he sits in his chair and how his glasses change position on his nose due to his head movement or even how the lines on his forehead scrunch up at the right time, were *all* nailed *perfectly!* charactermedia.com/kenneth-choi-cast-as-judge-ito-in-american-crime-story-the-people-v-o-j-simpson/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5DUnqdtfcxqg9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKLLp55qh8idnNU To anyone saying, "they only look alike because all Asians look alike," with all due respect, that is total and utter BS (and that's the "nicest" way I can put it)! Again, the non-costumed Kenneth Choi looks and sounds *nothing* like the actual Judge Lance Ito! His face is thinner and longer, his hair is completely different, and even his voice makes it clear the two grew up in completely different parts of the country! No, Choi looks and sounds like Judge Ito in this series because, combined with amazing costume work, he did his job *outstandingly* and got so many details *so perfect* that he was able to literally trick your brain into thinking, "this is not an actor! I'm looking at the *actual* Judge Ito from my memories decades ago!" Amazing acting work!

[@sollyharr]

Errr someone’s a Choi fan then…? 😅

[@billycasagrand142]

I was 11 when this trial happened and I still remember the cops chasing the juice I’m 34 now and this is one of the most crazy things I’ve had the privilege of watching

[@Dre0122]

I’m jealous of all of yall who got to witness it..I was 6 at the time so I was more than likely watching cartoons at the time lol…A few years later and I definitely woulda payed closer attention…

[@splaqsplaq9493]

IM NOT BLACK!! IM O.J.!!

[@rikki1468]

OKAY

[@magicman3163]

splaq splaq black celebrities when they see another black person:GUARDS GUARDS GET HIM

[@raymondthao1134]

OK!

[@yosi8246]

What’d he mean by that?

[@cjmvulane283]

okay....

[@macmiller1678]

Can’t believe I just got around to watching this. Great show

[@babygirl6789]

Fx did an amazing job with the portrayal of the OJ trial Spot on and very accurate

[@krissymissy1888]

They asked Fuhrman those questions because once you plead the 5th you must do the same with every question asked after that!!

[@ModKijko]

+Santiago Ferrari Well actually, yes, a bit. If you answer any question, it could open the door for follow up questions which you cannot now plead the fifth on. Since there were some excellent lawyers involved in this case, to be safe - Fuhrman's lawyer advised him to plead the fifth on everything. For Fuhrman's lawyer his client's protection was more important than OJ's conviction.

[@Name-uc7kt]

nope to one question after he said yes

[@krissymissy1888]

mod prime thank you

[@krissymissy1888]

Thomas McCarthy You see every time he was asked a question he looked at his attorney and turned and pled the fifth.And Fuck Cochran he brought race into this crime!!!

[@lewisnostredame5605]

+krissy Missy This is entirely false and you are confusing other people with your ignorant comment. Fuhrman could plead the 5th on whichever question he feels like, but he also has the right to answer if he chooses to. Pleading the 5th for one question does not automatically mean you have to plead the 5th on all other questions.

[@Fireman24TO]

The casting for this is spot on. Great job, now I must check this out.

[@ariovale_4437]

My friends: did you eat the last slice of the pizza Me: *I wish to assert my 5th ammendment privelege*

[@withOsamaNatto]

Thank you for making this video

[@shermansequeira1254]

What a talented creator 👏👏👏

[@TimeLessVorTex]

+sherman sequeira Thanksssss

[@vika0194]

Delvin Davis he meant the creator of the show

[@kjade9367]

Victor K just let her/him have this moment jheez😤🙄

[@vika0194]

Monaé Murray not when he wasn’t supposed to have it

[@ericsilva-gomez2481]

Monaé Murray he thought wrong tho

[@balriel7229]

Lance Ito, the most incompetent judge I have seen.

[@Jennifer-cz2if]

The Great Ammuraf yeah he was awful, he allowed the trial to become a circus.

[@michaeld8280]

Between Ito and Furnham its really no shock OJ walked.

[@roisindubh02]

The Great Ammuraf : The miniseries tried to make him appear to be a tough guy, which he wasn’t.

[@TheGiftof7PRESENTS]

It’s AMAZING that people want to state that O.J. did it, yet you have a key police officer in Fuhrman pleading the 5th to protect himself from self incrimination of falsifying police reports and planting evidence O.J. Simpson NOT Guilty of physically committing the murders. * I still believe O.J. either knows or hired someone to commit the murders*. Oooooor he could have nothing at all to do with them, Period.

[@roisindubh02]

ldg_ 7th : LMAO, you keep posting this same comment all over this video. Just because OJ was acquitted, doesn’t mean he didn’t do it. No one who is innocent writes a suicide note or holds a gun to their head.

[@babybats23]

Cuba is a amazing actor. While yes he doesn't look like O.J, he nailed this role.

[@therealcosta1097]

I never watching the real case or the movie/show (I’m not sure which It is) but this is amazing how they have everything down to even the lines being used👏🏽👏🏽

[@patrickm.9348]

2:42 Wait!!!!

[@sheilaboone8081]

Christopher Darden Character Was on point🙏 Great Casting !!

[@annachase4715]

The casting for this was amazing.

[@ReNewReViews1]

I’m actually shook at the judge and the actor who plays him, the most spot on acting I’ve ever seen

[@domskidachef6717]

holy shit, realizing the actor who plays Fuhrman is dude who played Garrity in Rescue Me. Makes the scene even better.

[@thewienerdogvlogs6435]

Domski Da Chef Kenneth Choi, the actor playing the judge is the character Chminey on 9-1-1

[@user-xx5fy9uy2j]

THE CASTING IS AMAZING!!!!!!

[@tye9457]

Casting for this movie was absolutely outstanding. My God... wow.

[@WhiteBeltG]

I’ve watched the Netflix series multiple times.. I wasn’t alive when it happened so I’m STILL shocked at the ups & downs of the trial.

[@christianpathfinder6864]

The judge was spot on to me

[@IRISHBUTCHER]

I'll never understand how they'll go to lengths like getting actors that look as much like their real life counterparts yet they won't get them to wear the same clothes as the real life people

[@jonathanjohnson7616]

How can a man put on leather gloves with medical gloves already on. 😂

[@martincuric3872]

man this series has to be one of the most underrated ever and it is soo good and accurate also

[@RobertoSantos-cq1ct]

The glove didn’t fit because his hand was swollen 🤔

[@jenishchaudhari9655]

How can i watch this

[@chakraleon1890]

@@jenishchaudhari9655 netflix

[@therevenant4561]

@Something New Reasonable argument but that was not the case. He was being closely monitored by two cops and the judge himself so it would be obvious if he tried pull something like that. His hand was actually swollen but the amount would not prevent the glove to be worn. The gloves were washed several times and went through some kind of freezing process where the gloves reduced in size as a reaction.

[@zarab8409]

Nah leather can shrink

[@katiemorris1249]

Roberto Santos and leather shrinks when it’s wet, and there was blood on the glove, so the glove would also be smaller itself.

[@matthewradzinski3193]

The show is mind blowing all the little details

[@dirkdiggler2430]

The 90s were a decade of everything, I was there and you should've been there.

[@novagod9893]

The casting was so good, and the fact they HARDLY differed from the real case.

[@elviramontanna7449]

I really can't believe that the united states still has a Jury in their law system

[@zanealestairsobejana8011]

Elvira Montanna whats wrong with a jury

[@rexx9869]

@Elvira Montanna well the jury don't usually have a complete understanding of the law, or some of the legal proceedings. Also it's not an unknown fact that many u.s citizens do not have a high level of education, thus allowing for injustices to happen. Maybe if an intro level of what the system is like was implemented in the school curriculum we could have better juries with higher thinking skills

[@elviramontanna7449]

Katerina S exactly what i was thinking. It doesn't make sense that some common people have the power of justice.

[@goodgirlkay]

Elvira Montanna Amy American can waive their right to a jury trial. Personally, I trust a jury over one man or woman in a judge.

[@elviramontanna7449]

kay jay so the years they've been training for this so you trust persons who decide over sympathy

[@lofigibbs]

This popped in my recommendation... kinda confuse and made it interesting at the same time

[@lourencothomaz981]

Darden is such a good actor, I hope his character in the MCU eventually becomes Mr. Negative, cause the actor not only is really good, but plays a really similar role to the guy who is Mr. Negative in the Spiderman Game. And he bares some of a likeliness to the character in the game (same ethnicity, hair color, the only thing missing is a being a bit more in shape, but superhero movies have shown us that people can get hella fit for their roles)

[@rddey240]

Real life: Okay Graphics People vs OJ Simpson: RTX on

[@diegogerardoportillocardon2812]

The juice is loose

[@Kearyjb]

diegox mikami lol I actually havd never heard that before. pretty funny.

[@crystalmartinez2474]

I heard, it's when juice playing cards with the guard and robert kardashian, someone, in the jail.

[@winterlynn9012]

Keary jon Botley In the 90s Starburst candy had a slogan that said "The juice is loose!" It coincidentally was popular around the time the O.J trial was going on. After the verdict was read it became a really popular way for saying O.j. was free. lol I'm surprised you've never heard it

[@trose202]

I loved it❤❤ more scenes from this series please!

[@leatherface964]

Sterling K Brown as Darden was super spot on. It's like they are brothers. Courtney B Vance as Cochran was the best part of the show.

[@j0ndav1s]

Lawyers: Trial is nothing like on T.V. TV:

[@sha11235]

Ito should've held Cochran in contempt that day. I would've.

[@madamebkrt]

Same. Considering his entire Defensive case was a straw-man, he should have had it coming.

[@mooncharlie2184]

Ito would’ve never done it, no matter how Cochran behaved

[@smanslam1]

Watching this over, of course he was acquitted. Calling the detective to the stand was a huge mistake.

[@BradyKaynee]

they had to call Furhman on the stand because he did find the glove and several of the evidence. Not calling Furhman... the prosecution had to call other cops to say the evidence was there... but the moment they do that... it opens the door the defense to ask them that they didn't find it... then the defense could ask who found it... the cops has to answer Mark Furhman... then the defense will ask where is Mark Furhman... what does that looks like.. they are hiding the racist.

[@luisjesus3592]

very great work

[@kelvint.youngkende4463]

From the time I started following court cases in and outside of Africa, this case is best and is highly informative

[@danieldevito6380]

This show was absolutely AMAZING!! I was so disappointed with they follow up, The Assassination of Gianni Versace... It was so boring, especially compared to this show...

[@sideshowsniket]

I was sitting there trying to watch that and had absolutely no idea what was going on. It was so backwards and bounced around plus they only had two people as their star power and they were absolutely and totally boring.

[@calebrichardson5021]

Yeah. Darren Criss is such an amazing actor, but he's completely wasted in the role of the killer. And I was confused when he was cast, given the killer was Filipino-Italian while Criss is Eurasian. He looks almost nothing like the real life killer. Edit: I just realized I'm stupid because Filipino-Italian is just a more specific category of Eurasian and upon a second glance at him in costume the resemblance is close enough, so fuck me.

[@alfaridzi935]

Both was amazing, it was boring for u probably because u couldn't catch up with the plot and the timelines, it might've confused u. But for me personally it was amazing!

[@taurean420]

What are u saying? Versace was absolutely genius. They tweaked some events but still a brilliant show

[@ALiMeehar]

They did very very good job

[@SgtxAnus]

1990: Glove no fit OJ on twitter 2019: literally threatens to kill people in their DMs for trolling He innocent tho

[@samuelvieira645]

that was fake tho

[@The1TheyCallFoo313]

They nailed the casting! Pretty incredible how on point it was.

[@jackieeem1590]

What an iconic scene to compare as if reliving!

[@clcp8137]

OJ: * commits murder * No one: Judge: not guilty

[@clcp8137]

Mike Hunt where is the typo, yes I did and no U

[@DJYSM]

Nobody: You: " one one " O.J: If he can't spell i can't go to jail

[@madamebkrt]

Jury: We're biased

[@madamebkrt]

@@jamescolpo4713 LOL ok

[@madamebkrt]

@@jamescolpo4713 K.

[@zagadape109]

Such a difference between real live people behavior and acting. Editing gives it's five cents as well. After all its a tough job to make a watchable court room drama. I liked this one. Pozdro666

[@blonded0532]

A bit dramatized, but that’s to be expected. Overall, great job guys!