Citizen Verdict (2003)
A sensationalist TV producer has a novel new idea to shake up American reality TV: Citizen Verdict, a live show where accused criminals are tried and potentially convicted by the viewing public.
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A sensationalist TV producer has a novel new idea to shake up American reality TV: Citizen Verdict, a live show where accused criminals are tried and potentially convicted by the viewing public.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Tony Clarke, Kristina Hamilton-Grobler, Philippe Martinez, Frank Rehwaldt
In Theaters:9/12/2003
Box Office:
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Bauer Martinez Studios, Lucky 7 Productions LLC
Cast
Philippe Martinez
Director
Armand Assante
Sam Patterson
Jerry Springer
Marty Rockman
Roy Scheider
Bull Tyler
Justine Mitchell
Jessica Landers
Raffaello Degruttola
Ricky Carr
Dorette Potgieter
Carlene Osway
Clive Scott
Judge Thomas Halvern
Lynn Blades
Tawny Scott
Danny Keogh
Lt. Joe Cook
André Jacobs
Jack Hamilton
Langley Kirkwood
Vince Turner
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