Film Dope
The Pelican Brief
1993
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| After two supreme court Justices are found murdered, a law student and an investigative reporter seek out who is behind it. Slow-moving and at times almost bordering on the boring, it is a waste of such wonderful talent, in my opinion. When you condsider the leading actors, it's a movie which offers much but delivers little. ~Lord Heath Tense, exciting and well acted by all, although one suspects the plot device, the Pelican Brief, were it to happen for real would merely make a small sub note on the news pages that day. ~The sloth |
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 | 17th December 1993 Cinema | |
 25th February 1994 Cinema | ||
 | 25th June 1997 DVD  141 mins 2.35:1 | |
10th February 2009 Blu-Ray  141 mins 2.40:1 | ||
 | 9th March 2009 Blu-Ray  141 mins | |
 | 12th March 2013 Blu-Ray |
 | Darby Shaw |
 | Gray Grantham |
 | Thomas Callahan |
 | Gavvin Verheek |
 | Coal |
 | FBI Director Denton Voyles |
 | Bob Gminski |
 | President |
 | Khamel |
 | Justice Rosenberg |
 | Smith Keen |
 | Marty Velmano |
 | Stump |
 | Edwin Sneller |
 | Matthew Barr |
 | Alice Stark |
 | Charles Morgan |
 | Eric East |
 | Safe Deposit Teller |
 | Edward Linney |
 | Male Pursuer with Gun |
 | Female Pursuer with Gun |
 | Justice Jensen |
 | Rosenberg's Nurse |
 | Sarge |
 | Parklane Receptionist |
 | White & Blazevich Receptionist |
 | Lt. Olsen |
 | White & Blazebich Security Guard |
 | White & Blazevich Attorney |
 | Rupert |
 | Sara Ann Morgan |
 | Sara Ann Morgan's Father |
 | White & Blazevich Security |
 | Parklane Security Officer |
 | Parklane Administrator |
Managing Editor | |
 | K.O. Lewis |
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