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by: TomBen...@agent.com - Mon, 7 Jun 2021 10:35 UTC

I saw this for the fourth time yesterday. One of my all time
favorites. Maximilian Schell, Spencer Tracey, Burt Lancaster, Judy
Garland etc. all brought their A games. Interesting camera work in
the court room scenes, too.

It addresses a timeless theme, too.

Tom Benton

There are good days and there are bad days, and this is one of them.

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by: Mack A. Damia - Mon, 7 Jun 2021 16:14 UTC

On Mon, 07 Jun 2021 06:35:50 -0400, TomBenton@agent.com wrote:

>I saw this for the fourth time yesterday. One of my all time
>favorites. Maximilian Schell, Spencer Tracey, Burt Lancaster, Judy
>Garland etc. all brought their A games. Interesting camera work in
>the court room scenes, too.
>
>It addresses a timeless theme, too.

Just taking about this with a friend. Great film, but I don't like
actors who shout. Maximilian Schell is one, Peter O'Toole is another.
I get the feeling that they were hired for parts because of their
ability to shout.

I read a long time ago that Tracy's eleven minute closing speech in
the courtroom was done in one take.

Subject	Author
Judgement at Nuremburg	TomBenton
Re: Judgement at Nuremburg	Mack A. Damia