A Few Good Men (1992)

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Written by Aaron Sorkin

Directed by Rob Reiner

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1992

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

US Army lawyer Daniel Kaffee (Tom Cruise, pictured) makes his plea-bargains on the baseball field, coasting through his military service with the hope of never seeing the inside of a courtroom. But when an unhappy soldier dies at the hands of his fellow Marines, Cruise and his slightly-more dedicated colleague (Demi Moore) must defend their admittedly guilty clients by uncovering the conspiracy at the heart of Guantanamo Bay.

An Oscar-nominated, powerhouse performance from Jack Nicholson steals the show, commanding the screen as the near-Napoleonic camp commander with an absolute belief in his own rightness. Adapted from Aaron Sorkin's acclaimed Broadway production, this is a slick, high-octane drama that has quickly become a modern classic.

Highly recommended.

Cast

Image for Tom CruiseTom CruiseLt. Daniel Kaffee
Image for Jack NicholsonJack NicholsonCol. Nathan R. Jessep
Image for Demi MooreDemi MooreLt. Cdr. JoAnne Galloway
Image for Kevin BaconKevin BaconCapt. Jack Ross
Image for Kiefer SutherlandKiefer SutherlandLt. Jonathan Kendrick
Image for Kevin PollakKevin PollakLt. Sam Weinberg
James MarshallPfc. Louden Downey
J.T. WalshLt. Col. Matthew Markinson
Image for Christopher GuestChristopher GuestDr. Stone
J.A. PrestonJudge Randolph
Matt CravenLt. Dave Spradling
Wolfgang BodisonLance Cpl. Harold W. Dawson
Xander BerkeleyCapt. Whitaker
John M. JacksonCapt. West
Image for Noah WyleNoah WyleCpl. Jeffrey Barnes

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