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A Time to Kill (1996)

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A young lawyer defends a black man accused of murdering two men who raped his 10-year-old daughter, sparking a rebirth of the KKK.

Director: Joel Schumacher
Writer: Akiva Goldsman

Release Date: 1996-07-24
Status: Released
Run time: 149 min / 2:29
Budget: $40,000,000
Revenue: $152,266,007
Production Companies : Regency Enterprises, Warner Bros. Pictures
Production Country: United States of America
Release Date: 1996-07-24
Status: Released
Run time: 149 min / 2:29
Budget: $40,000,000
Revenue: $152,266,007

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Casts

Matthew McConaughey
as Jake Tyler Brigance
Sandra Bullock
as Ellen Roark
Samuel L. Jackson
as Carl Lee Hailey
Kevin Spacey
as D.A. Rufus Buckley
Oliver Platt
as Harry Rex Vonner
Charles S. Dutton
as Sheriff Ozzie Walls
Brenda Fricker
as Ethel Twitty
Donald Sutherland
as Lucien Wilbanks
Kiefer Sutherland
as Freddie Lee Cobb
Patrick McGoohan
as Judge Omar Noose
Ashley Judd
as Carla Brigance
Rae'Ven Larrymore Kelly
as Tonya Hailey
Tonea Stewart
as Gwen Hailey
John Diehl
as Tim Nunley
Chris Cooper
as Deputy Dwayne Powell Looney
Nicky Katt
as Billy Ray Cobb
Doug Hutchison
as James Louis 'Pete' Willard
Kurtwood Smith
as Stump Sisson
Tim Parati
as Winston
Beth Grant
as Cora Mae Cobb
Anthony Heald
as Dr. Wilbert Rodeheaver
M. Emmet Walsh
as Dr. Willard Tyrell 'W.T.' Bass (the Defense Psychologist) (uncredited)
Octavia Spencer
as Roark's Nurse
Darrin Mitchell
as Skip Hailey
LaConte McGrew
as Slim Hailey
Devin Lloyd
as Willie Hailey
Mark W. Johnson
as Deputy Willie Hastings
Joe Seneca
as Reverend Isaiah Street
Thomas Merdis
as Reverend Ollie Agee
Alexandra Kyle
as Hannah Brigance
Terry Loughlin
as Jury Foreman
Andy Stahl
as Reluctant Male Juror
Joe Bullen
as Joe Frank Perryman
Lorraine Middleton
as Blonde Woman Juror
Graham Timbes
as Male Juror
Jonathan Hadary
as Norman Reinfield
Benjamin Mouton
as Klan Bomber
Byron Jennings
as Brent Musgrove
Patrick Sutton
as Militant Teenager
Greg Lauren
as Taylor
Danny Nelson
as Bud Twitty
Mike Pniewski
as Deputy Tatum
Elizabeth Omilami
as Woman Angry at Klan
Lukas Cain
as Looney's Son
Stacy Rae Toyon
as Looney's Wife
Wayne Dehart
as Claude
Helen E. Floyd
as Waitress at Claude's
David Brian Williams
as Customer at Claude's
Rebecca Koon
as Dell
James M. Crumley Jr.
as Guardsman Mackenvale
Jim Ritchie
as Tom Hardy
Perry Ritchie
as Sarah Hardy
Mike McLaren
as Administrator at Whitfield
Tim Monich
as Reverend Fink
Leonard L. Thomas
as Man in Lumberyard
Brance H. Beamon
as Noose's Butler
Mildred J. Gilbreath
as Noose's Housekeeper
Will Crapps
as Minister
David U. Hodges
as Bailiff
Maggie Wade Dixon
as T.V. Anchor
Russell Hambline
as Old Man Bates
Robert Chapman
as Young Fisherman
Robert R. Bell Jr.
as Fisherman
Tommy McCullough
as Old Fisherman
Ryk St. Vincent
as Deputy
Bettina Rose
as Evelyn (Buckley's Secretary)
Linda Calvin Johnson
as Sugar
Terrance Freeman
as Court Deputy
Alice Julius-Scott
as N.A.A.C.P. Woman
William Truly Jr.
as N.A.A.C.P. Man #1
Walter L. Hutchins
as N.A.A.C.P. Man #2
Jerry Hunt
as John (the Electrical Company Worker)
Howard Ballou
as Reporter #1 with Hastings
Todd Demers
as Reporter #1 with Jake
Stephanie Strickland
as Stephanie (Reporter #1 with Buckley)
Kim Hendrix
as Kim (Reporter #2 with Buckley)
Rob Jay
as Reporter #3 with Buckley
Sherri Hilton
as Reporter #2 with Jake
Steve Coulter
as Klansman
Jackie Stewart
as Fire Chief
Rosebud Dixon-Green
as Woman at Rally

Crew

Directing Joel Schumacher Director
Writing Akiva Goldsman Screenplay
Production Michael G. Nathanson Producer
Production Hunt Lowry Producer
Production John Grisham Producer
Camera Peter Menzies Jr. Director of Photography
Art Larry Fulton Production Design
Editing William Steinkamp Editor
Production Arnon Milchan Producer
Writing John Grisham Novel
Production William M. Elvin Associate Producer
Sound Elliot Goldenthal Original Music Composer
Production Mali Finn Casting
Art Richard Toyon Art Direction
Art Dorree Cooper Set Decoration
Costume & Make-Up Ingrid Ferrin Costume Design
Art James F. Truesdale Assistant Art Director
Art John H. Samson Construction Coordinator
Art Jeffrey McMahon Construction Foreman
Art Lucy Weber Painter
Art Brad Einhorn Property Master
Art Keith P. Cunningham Set Designer
Costume & Make-Up Asahel Cooper Set Dressing Artist
Art Francis N. 'Lucky' Costello Standby Painter
Camera Randy Feemster Camera Operator
Camera William McConnell First Assistant Camera
Camera Hugh McCallum Grip
Camera Chris Centrella Key Grip
Camera Christine M. Loss Still Photographer
Costume & Make-Up Pamela Wise Costume Supervisor
Costume & Make-Up Robert L. Stevenson Hairstylist
Costume & Make-Up Janine Rath Key Hair Stylist
Costume & Make-Up Marietta Carter-Narcisse Key Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Pamela S. Westmore Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Zandra Harding Seamstress
Costume & Make-Up Wendy M. Craig Set Costumer
Crew D.G. Fisher Cableman
Crew Nancy Mott Craft Service
Crew Tim Monich Dialect Coach
Crew William Hogue Driver
Crew Gary Duncan Picture Car Coordinator
Crew Bonnie Daniels Production Controller
Crew Ronald Cox Propmaker
Crew Michael Denering Scenic Artist
Directing Sharron Reynolds Script Supervisor
Crew Dominik Dugandzic Special Effects
Crew Steve Galich Special Effects Coordinator
Crew Margaret L. Schlaifer Studio Teacher
Crew Mickey Gilbert Stunt Coordinator
Crew Lance Gilbert Stunts
Crew Lee Garibaldi Transportation Captain
Crew Ken Nevin Transportation Co-Captain
Crew Tommy Tancharoen Transportation Coordinator
Crew Michael Singer Unit Publicist
Crew Matt Byrne Utility Stunts
Crew Martin Weight Video Assist Operator
Directing William M. Elvin First Assistant Director
Editing Michael T. Wilson Additional Editor
Editing Bob Putynkowski Color Timer
Editing Debra L. Tennant First Assistant Editor
Lighting Kevin Murphy Gaffer
Lighting Eric Wycoff Lighting Technician
Lighting Dennis J. Lootens Rigging Gaffer
Lighting Rex Anson Rhorer Rigging Grip
Production Emily Schweber Casting Associate
Production Scott Elias Location Manager
Production Bill Daly Post Production Accountant
Production Julianna Arenson Production Accountant
Production Bill Johnson Unit Production Manager
Sound Steven Gerrior Assistant Sound Editor
Sound Carl Fischer Boom Operator
Sound Robert Bradshaw Dialogue Editor
Sound Lee Lemont Foley Editor
Sound Michael Connell Music Editor
Sound John Moses Musician
Sound Robert Elhai Orchestrator
Sound Roland N. Thai Sound Designer
Sound Joe Divitale Sound Effects Editor
Sound Petur Hliddal Sound Mixer
Sound Adam Jenkins Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Sound John Leveque Supervising Sound Editor
Visual Effects Andrew Adamson Visual Effects Supervisor

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