Did You Notice These Details in 12 Angry Men, Look Again
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Have you seen the classic film 12 Angry Men? It’s arguably one of the best American films ever made and is one that’s seen and studied by cinephiles, actors, screenwriters, and directors alike. For seasoned viewers, it’s still a must watch. For those who have never seen it, it’s almost always at the top of their list of “must-watch films!”
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:29 - From the Juror’s Room to the Film Set
01:24 - Minimalist Yet Suspenseful
02:23 - It Flopped…Until It Became a Hit
04:19 - Angry Men Across the Globe
05:35 - The Intense Preparation
06:18 - The Accused’s Background
06:58 - So, Was He Innocent?
07:34 - Outro
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And yet, there are so many hidden details in 12 Angry Men that you probably didn’t notice and that’s what makes it such an entertaining and clever film. Whether you’ve seen the film many times before or have just seen it once or twice, these details will enhance your enjoyment of the film.
For example, did you know that 12 Angry Men was actually inspired by a real-life jury trial? The film’s writer, Reginald Rose, had served on a jury a few years prior to writing the play and the screenplay. He served on the jury for a manslaughter case and this gave him inspiration for the story of 12 Angry Men.
While 12 Angry Men is a very suspenseful film you have to remember that it largely takes place in one small room and is based on a play. In most cases, this is a recipe for a disaster and works on stage but not in the cinema. So how exactly did Sidney Lumet make such a minimalist film into such a suspenseful one?
And while we know that 12 Angry Men is a classic film today that has had many adaptations, how was it received when it was first released? How exactly was the film marketed to audiences who were living in the Golden Age of Hollywood and were used to grander productions rather than one featuring 12 men angrily arguing with each other?
Join FactsVerse to learn about the fascinating details in 12 Angry Men you probably didn’t notice…
Did You Notice These Details in 12 Angry Men? Look Again 
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The kid was John Savoca an Italian...
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Whether the kid killed his father or not is not the point. The point is that there was not enough evidence to convict beyond a reasonable doubt. That is how our legal system is supposed to work.
Agree , however in another analysis of this film I saw on a particular RUclips channel I can't remember, it has been suggested that there was enough circumstantial evidence that a modern jury would convict. It was also suggested that the poor eyesight of the old lady across the other side of the "L" track would not be admissible in a modern trial, even if the defence lawyer wanted to raise it. Which I personally think is incredulous.
@@TheFREDAMAN incredible
6:18 The Lee J Cobb (juror 3) character wasnt the bigot. The bigot was juror 10, played by Ed Begley
This film is responsible for teaching me more about not being so fast to jump to conclusions, pay more attention to details and take the roll of being a juror with all seriousness. I believe it's helped me to be a better engineering person than many of my friends who didn't see the movie. I totally love this movie and watch it every chance I get. It's THAT good! I do believe it needs to be carried on to younger folks today. Hopefully, some will pay attention and it will be enough.
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role Well said.
I'm a retired electrical engineer. I'm thankful that my sociology professor showed us this film on a real motion picture projector, then actually challenged us to roll play the events. I believe I became a better work leader as I moved up in my career because of the teaching of wisdom that is in this film.
Those memories, thank you for bringing it back. Be safe and have a great day ❤
I was totally fascinated by this movie. 12 very sincere men. Loved how they pointed out, issues, that was not discussed during trial. Excellent cast and well written.
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Rose wrote Twelve Angry Men for Studio One in 1954, and the piece was originally broadcast as a television play. When Henry Fonda saw the successful teleplay called 12 Angry Men written for CBS’s Studio One, his complete lack of producing experience didn’t stop him from contacting the teleplay’s author Reginald Rose. Excited by what he perceived as high-quality material for a feature film, Fonda struck a deal with Rose to produce the picture.
12 Angry Men is a true classic film. I still love watching this movie.
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I've watched this over fifty times. I have many favorite scenes. When #6 says to #3 he ought to have more respect. The knife. #4 tells #10 to "... sit down, and don't open your mouth again. " The marks on the nose. It's all superb writing!
I've served on three different juries. On one of them we deliberated for a few hours. The guy finally agreed to a plea bargain. Once it was done, we found out what the guy had really done. All the charges have been whittled down to the ones we were trying. The slew of things that guy was initially charged with were horrifying, including grave robbing. What took so long was this one old lady that stated she thought he was guilty but maybe we should give him another chance. We had just about convinced her that a second chance was up to the judge not us when they came in and let us know that he took a plea deal.
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My favorite film of all time. I was first introduced to 12 ANGRY MEN by a civics teacher in Junior High in Los Angeles. If I had to show one film to an audience to explain America, this would be it. As the immigrant juror says, "We have nothing to gain or lose by our verdict. That is one of the things that makes us strong."
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@@FactsVerse Marlon Brando. No peers, no rivals.
"Twelve Angry Men," is probably one of the best movies ever produced for television. This movie speaks about many things... subconsciously. It definitely should be a "Hall of Famer," a classic icon, no doubt!
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It didn't hurt to have 12 great actors.
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I teach an undergraduate course in criminal justice I show this film every semester as an example of analyzing all of the evidence in a case. Truly a film classic.
Ed Begley character ( juror 10 ) was the bigot not Lee J. Cobb character ( juror 3 ) Juror 3 had a problem with his son
I am a French boomer, my father was deeply fan of American movies and was very frustrated when the WWII broke out and he had to wait six years before he could watch again his favoutite directors and actors.
So, he took his children to see every "old" movie he could. I am very grateful to him.
So now, I am going on, first with my nephews, then with their children...
And they love it ! They are always asking me about what they should see next...
The race of the accused didn't play any noticeable role in the decision of Lee J Cobb's character, Juror #3. Juror 3 saw his own son in the accused, and wanted to punish him for breaking his heart. The openly racist character was Juror #10.
I served on the grand jury before. Excellent experience and glad I had the chance.
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Lee J. Cobb didn't act the part, he WAS the part-------This is why he was so great/believable in everything that he did---------Also, the defendant wasn't found innocent, just not guilty.
I've watched this movie 4 maybe 5 times and I'll watch it again ! Of course I do have it on VHS and I've been trying to find it on DVD. None the lest I used some of this movie helping my granddaughter studying for a test. Yes she passed it and was asked questions about it she told them that I helped her. I've never studied law but I do pay attention by listening ! I just might see if I can find it on my phone and watch it again. It really was inspiring to me just watching it ! I'd like to say that it's educational but we must be careful with our words sometimes. Twelve angry men a very good classic movie of all times thanks Facts Vers you did it again 👍👍's up
I served on the grand jury in 2003 and it really was an experience. 24 people listening to cases for two months was something else ! We were told that we kept more cases from the court room in a very long time. But this was after watching the movie 12 angry men , like the general said war is hell, I say the law on earth is well something else.
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It's basically a filmed play. It was also writing over acting.
One of my very favorite movies of all time!!! Thank you!! Absolutely loved Henry Fonda in this film. 😊
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In modern times, it was retitled 12 ANGRY JURORS. I may even try out for a small part in a local production.
Interesting, thanks for sharing. We'll watch 12 Angry Jurors 😉
To me the one with Henry Fonda is so much better than the one with Dennis Quaid.
12 angry men is a great film Sydney lumet did a brilliant job
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I'm picturing this movie being made in China - maybe as a documentary on the dangers of a judicial system rather than having the Party as judge?
12 Angry Men is one movie that I always recommend to my friends as a must see.
Lee J Cobb is simply fantastic in his roll.
A great actor is one where as a viewer doesn't see the actor but rather sees the character he is playing. .Lee J Cobb was such an actor..
Other actors of this ilk are Daniel Day Lewis and Anthony Hopkins.
At any rate if you have not see this movie, you MUST see it.
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I was gonna seeve as a jury before but they let me go because my English is Limited... This is one of the greatest movies ever made
Murder she wrote did an episode very similar to 12 angry men I totally love that episode
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There is also an episode of "Monk" where Adrian Monk ends up on a jury, and while the details of the story are different, and there are outside events taking place that are totally different (such as a dead body in a dumpster), you can tell plainly that they're echoing 12 Angry Men, including a few lines of dialogue right out of the movie. I caught onto what they were doing when the jury took the preliminary vote and everyone voted "guilty" - except for Monk.
I heard that word again, arguably. Love the original movie, nothing but top drawer cast. I didn't know Russia had juries.
It doesn't. They have trials by a judge, just like in France. The Russian director took creative license in telling the story of a Chechen boy on trial for his life.
One detail I liked, and I don't know if this was intentional, but in the beginning, when everyone is ready to say guilty and get the boy sentenced to death, it's hot and muggy creating an upsetting/depressing atmosphere. Then, in the middle, when the vote is split 50/50, it starts to rain. A good rain shower can be one of the most refreshing things on a day like that. Finally, nearing the end with most of the jury saying not guilty, they finally get the fan on for a final sense of relief.
I love that movie, seen it umpteen times....😎
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as an actor and a cameraman and director of photography that must have been the hardest job to do,,,,
I always wondered whether there was a similarity between Fonda's character here, and Eastwood's character in High Plains Drifter
Fantastic content.
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The world need 💰
We got to read the book and then watch the movie after in my 6th grade law class
Watching it that first time was incredible, and it was only after the movie was over that our teacher asked us if we actually believed he was innocent or yes, if the main guy just manipulated information to let a killer go free
And boy, did that get us all talking for the rest of the week, but we were more than happy to do so, the movie is that good, that classic
My friend Mark has been called up to Jury duty twice. One of those times was on the same day as 9/11. It happened whilst he was in the Jury room trying to reach a verdict I think.
The commentator says the ethnic difference of the accused played into the prejudice of the Lee J Cobb character. This is incorrect. The character who portrayed the most ethnic prejudice was the one played by Ed Begley. The Lee J Cobb character was prejudiced against all young men in general, because he was bitter about the fractured relationship with his son.
One of my favorite movies!
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First of all I doubt that India has the same jurisprudence we do especially about 12 jurors and certainly the concept of innocent until proven guilty Beyond A Reasonable Doubt. Secondly my God I can't imagine that here in the United states. I'm sorry but this is a western society and we are basically all Anglo here in the majority at least for a little while longer. It's never going to have the impact ever ever than the Original Classic know what I imagine even the German one or any of the other adaptations.
I’m currently playing Juror #3 in my high school production of 12 Angry Men. I personally believe that they actually choose it correct, I believe that afterwards the kids was legitimately innocent.
That one is kind of sensitive.
I found this film fantastic. I am glad it was made and I enjoyed the remake years later in the US. Both great.
Family guy did a version as well I thought it was one of the best Episodes
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If they found the guy who did it, like with the Central Park Five, I'd say he was innocent unless you're Potus 45 that is.
Yep..
Great movie 👍
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At the end of the credits they show the jurors around the table from above, but one juror is missing. Why?
great character display, in this one. fonda, as the bed-wetting, triumphant voice of reason, but lee j., as the impetuous bigot, stole the show from the other 11, imo
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You have missed the point . He convinced the others there was reasonable doubt not that he was necessarily innocent..
I have watched 12 Angry men multiple times and so have I the Indian ( hindi ) version, needless to say both are masterpieces with some amazing acting in both the original and the remake. Though I would keep the English version slightly ahead just because it's the original masterpiece.
Love this movie!!!!
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Innocence was NEVER the Issue... Guilt WAS... "Not Guilty" was the Jury's Verdict... Guilt was not proven "BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT" and That was the THRUST of the Story...
I love this movie, it should be shown every year
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It was needed to be introduce now in Philippines.
We have now many senators that only because they are popular and they didnt even know laws.
In senate investigation they d, they dont respect every resources person and say they are liying.
I cant believe that we have law maker that dont know how to respect bacic right of the acccuse.
They are so prejudice. They will tell someone is lying eve they dont have personal knowledge or a proof that can backup what they believe are true. They to think they know more than the resource person that have personal knowledge on what happened
Both the original and the later modernized remake are very intense and very revealing on areas such as race and social bias.
Without doubt the greatest film ever made. Everyone of the cast were at the top of their game...
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Hard to say the greatest film ever made, but it IS a great film. Holds you spellbound. I loved the Henry Fonda character. So calm, so Zen.
This really is a great film!
This movie really did make me think.
It was very good.
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What a great.great movie
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@ 4:51. There are only 11 men. There is a good reason.. . Guess why? (Norwegian juries have 11 people)
I think it is a great movie.
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It was a teleplay on tv in 54 first. Get a clue.
god ,what a waste of time ,this video was. "did you notice?". what were we supposed to notice.?
Here’s a fun fact….
Jack Klugman was one of the jurors…
Years later, in an episode of the Odd Couple tv show, Felix and Oscar were both jurors on a trial and of course Felix drove everyone crazy!
Anyways, someone said that the episode was a tribute to 12 Angry men and to Klugman being in that film .
Yes, and Jack Fiedler, who played the timid juror Number 2, was a frequent guest star on THE ODD COUPLE. Weirdly, the two Jacks were the last original cast members to die.
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Too long publicity.
So where are the details? Waste of time.
I didn't know about the remakes
Personally I think it's a great movie 🎥 I think they should show it more often the movie 🎥 is a great movie 🎥 I love the movie with great movie star's they don't make movies like that anymore 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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