Jury Duty (1995)

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Written by Barbara Williams, Samantha Adams

Directed by John Fortenberry

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Tommy Collins (Pauly Shore) is unemployed and struggling to make ends meet. However he soon learns that sequestered jurors get free room and board in a plush hotel AND $5.00 a day throughout the length of the trial. He soon realises that this would solve his rent problems for a while and gets himself assigned to the jury of a murder trial.

Once in the court Tommy pulls out all the stops and tries absolutely everything he can to prolong the trial, the jury's deliberations and make the sequestration more comfortable for himself.

Cast

Pauly ShoreTommy Collins
Image for Tia CarrereTia CarrereMonica
Image for Stanley TucciStanley TucciFrank
Brian Doyle-MurrayHarry
Abe VigodaJudge Powell
Charles NapierJed
Richard EdsonSkeets
Richard RiehlePrincipal Beasely
Alex DatcherSarah
Image for Richard T. JonesRichard T. JonesNathan
Sharon BarrLibby Starling
Jack McGeeMurphy
Nick BakayRichard Hotz
Ernie Lee BanksRay
Shelley WintersMrs. Collins

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