The Verdict (1982) | |
| Director(s) | Sidney Lumet |
| Producer(s) | David Brown, Burtt Harris (executive), Richard D. Zanuck |
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The Verdict (1982) was a Film directed by Sidney Lumet and produced by David Brown, Richard D. Zanuck and Burtt Harris.
Academy Awards 1982 --- Ceremony Number 56 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Actor | Paul Newman | Nominated |
| Best Supporting Actor | James Mason | Nominated |
| Best Director | Sidney Lumet | Nominated |
| Best Picture | Richard D. Zanuck and David Brown, Producers | Nominated |
| Best Writing | David Mamet | Nominated |
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The Verdict (1982)
By 4 Star Film Fan on Jul 1, 2016 From 4 Star FilmsPaul Newman is one of those people who brings other people into theaters. They’ll watch him on reruns when they’re surfing through the channels or tell their children and grandchildren about him. That’s just it. He’s a universal actor who transcends the years with his magneti... Read full article
The Verdict (1982)
By 4 Star Film Fan on Jul 1, 2016 From 4 Star FilmsPaul Newman is one of those people who bring other people into theaters. They’ll watch him on reruns when they’re surfing through the channels or tell their children and grandchildren about him. That’s just it. He’s a universal actor who transcends the years with his magnetis... Read full article
The Verdict (1982)
By Aurora on Dec 8, 2014 From Once Upon a ScreenIt is the story of a man, a story of redemption that also happens to be one of the best courtroom dramas ever made that I dedicate this post to. ?It is Sidney Lumet‘s, The Verdict?released on this day in 1982. ?It is quite the film. The Verdict is filmed from a David Mamet script based on a no... Read full article
The Verdict (1946)
By Beatrice on Jul 29, 2014 From Flickers in TimeThe Verdict Directed by Don Siegel Written by Peter Milne from a novel by Israel Zangwill 1946/USA Warner Bros. First viewing/Warner Archive DVD This Sidney Greensreet/Peter Lorre locked room mystery didn’t grab me. The story opens in 19th Century London with Superintendent George Grodman (G... Read full article
The Verdict (1946) with Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre
By Orson De Welles on Mar 18, 2014 From Classic Film FreakShare This! Victor Emmric: It’s a wretched night. Supt. George Edward Grodman: Maybe it’s only you who is wretched, Victor. When most folks think of Sydney Greenstreet they think Casablanca and when they think Peter Lorre their minds automatically jump to the despised (from his perspecti... Read full article
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