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Overview

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Director:
Writers (WGA):
Aaron Sorkin (play)
Aaron Sorkin (screenplay)
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Release Date:
11 December 1992 (USA) more
Tagline:
In the heart of the nation's capital, in a courthouse of the U.S. government, one man will stop at nothing to keep his honor, and one will stop at nothing to find the truth.
Plot:
Neo military lawyer Kaffee defends Marines accused of murder; they contend they were acting under orders. full summary | add synopsis
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Awards:
Nominated for 4 Oscars. Another 7 wins & 14 nominations more
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(51 articles)
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Cast

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Directed by
Rob Reiner 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Aaron Sorkin (play)

Aaron Sorkin (screenplay)

Produced by
David Brown .... producer
William S. Gilmore .... executive producer (as William Gilmore)
Steve Nicolaides .... co-producer
Rachel Pfeffer .... executive producer
Rob Reiner .... producer
Andrew Scheinman .... producer
Jeffrey Stott .... co-producer
 
Original Music by
Marc Shaiman 
 
Cinematography by
Robert Richardson (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Robert Leighton 
Steven Nevius  (as Steve Nevius)
 
Casting by
Janet Hirshenson 
Jane Jenkins 
 
Production Design by
J. Michael Riva 
 
Art Direction by
David F. Klassen  (as David Klassen)
 
Set Decoration by
Michael Taylor 
 
Costume Design by
Gloria Gresham 
 
Makeup Department
Stephen Abrums .... makeup department head (as Steve Abrums)
Enzo Angileri .... hair stylist
Richard Dean .... makeup artist
Edouard F. Henriques .... makeup artist (as Edouard F. Henriques III)
Lyndell Quiyou .... hair stylist
Larry Waggoner .... head hair stylist
Sherri Bramlett .... key hair stylist: Washington, D.C. (uncredited)
 
Production Management
Christy Dimmig .... post-production supervisor
Steve Nicolaides .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Frank Capra III .... first assistant director
Algric Leo Chaplin .... second second assistant director (as Algric L. Chaplin)
Matthew H. Rowland .... second assistant director (as Matthew Rowland)
Alisa Statman .... second second assistant director
 
Art Department
Donald R. Abblett .... stand-by painter (as Don Abblett)
James Bittl .... greensman
Richard Boris .... greensman
Suzanne De Grandis .... construction clerk (as Suzanne DeGrandis)
Renee Faia .... art department coordinator
Ildefonso Goris .... greensman (as Idlefonso Goris)
Thomas W. Lay Jr. .... illustrator (as Tom Lay)
Jerry Moss .... property master
Thomas J. O'Brien .... painter supervisor (as Tom O'Brien)
Lee Orlikoff .... leadman
Ken Peterson .... assistant property master
Craig Raiche .... assistant property master
Virginia L. Randolph .... set designer (as Virginia Randolph)
Darin Raney .... art department assistant
Doug Rosenberger .... construction foreman
Terry Scott .... construction coordinator
Robert Woodruff .... set designer (as Rob Woodruff)
Randy L. Childs .... propmaker gangboss (uncredited)
Paul Ford .... set dresser (uncredited)
Angela O'Neill .... prop production assistant (uncredited)
Parker Swanson .... additional set dresser (uncredited)
Ron Yates .... set designer (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
George Baetz .... boom operator
Carmen Baker .... assistant sound editor
Kevin Bartnof .... foley artist
Charles L. Campbell .... supervising sound editor
Desmond Cannon .... assistant adr editor (as Desmond R. Cannon)
Tim Chau .... sound editor
Dean Drabin .... adr mixer
Robert Eber .... sound mixer (as Bob Eber)
Louis L. Edemann .... supervising sound editor
Leigh French .... adr voiceover coordinator
Sandy Garcia .... foley recordist (as Sandra Garcia)
Leonard T. Geschke .... sound editor (as Lenny Geschke)
Jeremy J. Gordon .... sound editor (as Jeremy Gordon)
Marilyn Graf .... foley mixer
Ann Hadsell .... adr recordist
Robin Harlan .... foley artist
Bob Hile .... machine operator
Andrea Horta .... supervising adr editor
Rick Kline .... sound re-recording mixer
Elliott Koretz .... sound editor (as Elliot Koretz)
Joe Morrisey .... sound editor
Colin C. Mouat .... sound editor (as Colin Mouat)
Chuck Neely .... sound editor
Mel Neiman .... processed sound effects
Kevin O'Connell .... sound re-recording mixer
Matt Patterson .... sound recordist
Jim Quinn .... machine operator
Rob Scott .... boom operator
Gary L.G. Simpson .... stage engineer (as Gary Simpson)
Larry Singer .... supervising adr editor
Roger V. Stevenson .... cable person (as Roger Stevenson)
Mark A. Tracy .... assistant sound editor (as Mark Tracy)
Tim Song Jones .... sound transferer (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Eugene Crum .... special effects coordinator
 
Visual Effects by
Mark Sawicki .... matte shots (as Mark A. Sawicki)
Robert Stromberg .... matte shots
John E. Sullivan .... matte shots (as John Sullivan)
 
Stunts
Tim A. Davison .... stunt coordinator (as Tim Davison)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Audie Aragon .... grip
Sidney Ray Baldwin .... still photographer (as Sideny Baldwin)
Chris Centrella .... key grip
Matt Craven .... rigging grip: Washington
Brian Devin .... grip
Vincent Galindez .... additional first assistant camera: Washington (as Vinnie Galindez)
Anthony Gaudioz .... camera operator
Scott Gillis .... rigging grip best boy
R.L. Gittens Jr. .... lamp operator (as Roy L. Gittens Jr.)
Khan Griffith .... lamp operator
Mark Hadland .... assistant lighting technician
Gary B. Kibbe .... director of photography: second unit (as Gary Kibbe)
Ian Kincaid .... chief lighting technician
Dean M. King .... grip (as Dean King)
Jeff Kluttz .... rigging grip
Gábor Kövér .... additional camera operator: Washington (as Gabor Kover)
Hugh McCallum .... best boy grip
Craig Molsberry .... lamp operator
J. Michael Muro .... Steadicam operator (as James Muro)
Dayton Nietert .... rigging gaffer
Ken Nishino .... first assistant camera (as Kenny Nishino)
Bill O'Leary .... rigging gaffer: Washington
Darrin C. Porter .... lamp operator (as Darrin Porter)
Paul Postelnicu .... additional second assistant camera: Washington
Brad Rea .... dolly grip
Andrew D. Schwartz .... still photographer: Washington D.C. (as Andy Schwartz)
Dennis Seawright .... second assistant camera
Nick Shuster .... camera loader
Keith L. Smith .... camera production assistant (as Keith Smith)
Victor Svimonoff .... assistant rigging gaffer
Robert Ulland .... Steadicam operator: Washington (as Bob Ulland)
Steve Venetis .... lamp operator
Josh Bleibtreu .... first assistant camera (uncredited)
Rusty Gardner .... electrician: Washington D.C. (uncredited)
Rex Anson Rhorer .... rigging grip (uncredited)
Rick Strodel .... grip (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Susanna Griffith .... casting associate
Michael Hirshenson .... casting associate
Victor Davis .... extras casting (uncredited)
F. Pierre Gatling .... extras casting assistant (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Darryl M. Athons .... costumer (as Darryl Athons)
Margo Baxley .... costumer: women
Lucinda Campbell .... costumer
Nancy Cone .... costumer
David Page .... costumer
James W. Tyson .... costumer: men (as James Tyson)
Leslie Weir .... costumer
Linda M. Boyland .... costumer (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
Donah Bassett .... negative cutter
Alan Edward Bell .... first assistant editor
Phil Downey .... color timer
Nina Lucia .... assistant editor
Mary Morrisey .... assistant editor
 
Music Department
Sandy DeCrescent .... music contractor
Ralph Grierson .... music programmer
Artie Kane .... conductor
Jo Ann Kane .... music preparation
Hummie Mann .... additional orchestrator
Hummie Mann .... music producer
Mark McKenzie .... orchestrator
Joel Moss .... music mixer
Joel Moss .... music recordist
Curtis Roush .... music editor
Marc Shaiman .... music producer
Nick Vidar .... music programmer
 
Transportation Department
Dave Amberik .... production driver
John Armstrong .... production driver
Chet Badalato .... production driver
James R. Brown .... transportation coordinator (as James Brown)
Russ Buckens .... production driver
Kenneth Cervi .... production driver
Linda Cipperley .... production driver
Jerry Cipperly .... production driver (as Jerry Cipperley)
Kelly Joe Dugan .... production driver
Stephen J. Eads .... production driver (as Steve Eads)
David Garris .... production driver
Randy Gaston .... production driver (as Randall Lee Gaston)
Benson Jones .... production driver
Gregory A. Landes .... production driver (as Greg Landes)
John Kris Larsen .... production driver (as John Larsen)
Stephen A. Latina .... production driver (as Steve Latina)
Clair E. Leucart .... production driver (as Clair Leucart)
Bob Limon .... production driver
Leo Loa .... production driver
Ken Lubin .... production driver
Dennis McLaughlin .... production driver
Patrick A. McLaughlin .... production driver (as Patrick McLaughlin)
Bill Murphy .... production driver
Edward A. Powell .... production driver (as Ed Powell)
Manny Quinones .... transportation captain: Washington
Becky Raiche .... production driver
Ted Reed .... production driver
Tim Roslan .... transportation captain
Danny Rowe .... production driver
Ken Strong Jr. .... production driver (as Ken Strong II)
 
Other crew
Pamela Allain .... production secretary
Joseph Aspromonti .... production assistant (as Joe Aspromonti)
Lisa Aubel .... production assistant
Brigadier General David M. Brahms .... technical consultant
Alison Cannon .... assistant production accountant (as Alison Belanger)
Daneen Lagrone Conroy .... assistant: Ms. Moore (as Daneen Conroy)
Leslie Cornyn .... post-production accountant
Richard Davis Jr. .... location manager
Michael Doven .... assistant: Tom Cruise
Elizabeth Ervin .... production coordinator
Linda Folsom .... production coordinator (as Linda Allan-Folsom)
Mickey Garrigan .... production assistant
Alison Harstedt .... assistant production accountant
Jeri Held .... publicist: Washington
Jody Hummer .... assistant location manager
Jeff Jones .... assistant: Mr. Reiner
Pam Jones .... assistant: Mr. Reiner
K. Lenna Katich .... production accountant (as K. Lenna Kunkel)
Robert Lamkin .... caterer (as Robert Lampkin)
Steve Levine .... talent coordinator
Keith Madden .... projectionist: Washington
Kerry Lyn McKissick .... script supervisor
Steve Newman .... unit publicist
Annika Nord .... production assistant
Bettina Tendler O'Mara .... production promotions coordinator (as Bettina Tendler-O'Mara)
Catherine Rae Purves .... assistant to producers (as Catherine Purves-Statham)
Darin Rivetti .... production assistant
Alison C. Rosa .... production secretary: Washington
Alison Sherman .... production coordinator: Washington
Demetra Stamus .... production assistant
Brady Thomas .... production assistant
Angela C. Tortu .... production assistant (as Angela Tortu)
Dion B. Vines .... production assistant (as Dion Vines)
Russ Vollmers .... production assistant
Michael Wallace .... location consultant: Washington (as Mike Wallace)
Roberta Wells .... first aid
Jeff Winn .... craft service
Harry Winters .... payroll assistant
Frank D. Woodward .... caterer (as Frank Woodward)
Gilbert Young .... teamster shop steward: Washington
John Crowder .... assistant location manager: Washington D.C. (uncredited)
Billy A. Fox .... location scout (uncredited)
Nancy Seltzer .... publicist (uncredited)
Chris Winn .... craft service (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Walter Hill .... thanks (as Walter L. Hill II)
John Horton .... special thanks
Michael McClosky .... special thanks (as Major Michael McClosky)
Ray Smith .... special thanks
Robert A. Washington .... thanks
Haskell Wexler .... thanks
 
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Additional Details

MPAA:
Rated R for language.
Runtime:
138 min
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Language:
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1 more
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The word "sir" is used 164 times during the movie. That's an average of once every 50 seconds. more
Goofs:
Continuity: In the final court scene, when Jessep tells Kaffee to call him Colonel or sir before returning to the stand, the camera is on Kaffee's back showing him pouring a glass of water then lowering his arm. The next view is from the front of Caffey and his arm is raised again pouring another glass of water. more
Quotes:
[first lines]
Drill Master: Forward, march!
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Soundtrack:
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57 out of 77 people found the following comment useful.
Nicholson is great, 17 January 2003
9/10
Author: rbverhoef (rbverhoef@hotmail.com) from The Hague, Netherlands

A good film is what A Few Good Men is. It is not perfect but especially the performances take this film to a higher level. Tom Cruise and Demi Moore as the 'good guys' are good, as is Kevin Bacon. But the 'bad guys' make this movie really good. Kiefer Sutherland and most of all Jack Nicholson are masterful.

The story is interesting and well told. We all know the truth from the beginning, or we think we do, but the movie is still exciting in its own way.

I liked this movie very much, it was never boring, and I was real pleased that some of the cliches you normally see in a movie like this one were left out. If you like a good story, good directing and perfect performances this is your movie. 9/10.

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