A Time to Kill (1996)

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Written by John Grisham, Akiva Goldsman

Directed by Joel Schumacher

Also known as "Tiempo para Matar"

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1996

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Legal thriller set in America's Deep South. A young lawyer must defend a black factory worker accused of murdering two racist thugs who raped his daughter, amid rising hysteria involving the Ku Klux Klan and civil rights campaigners. He is helped by a veteran attorney and a keen law student as he prepares to face the intimidating prosecutor on the controversial case. Based on John Grisham's best-selling novel.

Cast

Image for Matthew McConaugheyMatthew McConaugheyJake Tyler Brigance
Image for Sandra BullockSandra BullockEllen Roark
Image for Samuel L. JacksonSamuel L. JacksonCarl Lee Hailey
Image for Kevin SpaceyKevin SpaceyD.A. Rufus Buckley
Image for Oliver PlattOliver PlattHarry Rex Vonner
Image for Charles S. DuttonCharles S. DuttonSheriff Ozzie Walls
Brenda FrickerEthel Twitty
Image for Donald SutherlandDonald SutherlandLucien Wilbanks
Image for Kiefer SutherlandKiefer SutherlandFreddie Lee Cobb
Image for Patrick McGoohanPatrick McGoohanJudge Omar Noose
Image for Ashley JuddAshley JuddCarla Brigance
Tonea StewartGwen Hailey
Rae'Ven Larrymore KellyTonya Hailey
Darrin MitchellSkip Hailey
LaConte McGrewSlim Hailey

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