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Jack Nicholson told Rob Reiner he noticed that when he walked into the first rehearsal, the rest of [...]	D
While Aaron Sorkin's screenplay remains mostly true to the dialogue in his original stage version, t [...]	D
John M. Jackson, who plays the JAG here, would go on to play the JAG in the series JAG (1995).	D
The original play was inspired by an actual Code Red at Guantanamo Bay. Lance Corporal David Cox and [...]	D
The cast and crew featured veterans of several Stephen King adaptations. Jack Nicholson appeared in [...]	D
Lieutenant Kaffee is watching a baseball game at his home after returning from Cuba. The sports anno [...]	D
Tom Cruise's Jack Nicholson impersonation (when his character is quoting Colonel Jessep) was not scr [...]	D
Jack Nicholson was paid $5 million for ten days' work. Technically, he worked an extra morning for f [...]	D
A couple of the plot devices were suggested by the Broadway play The Caine Mutiny Court Martial, suc [...]	D
The announcer of the Braves-Padres game is the late Jerry Coleman. Before his playing career with th [...]	D
The role of Daniel Kaffee was originally played on stage by Tom Hulce. Kevin Bacon and Tom Hulce app [...]	D
When Rob Reiner realised one scene required another take, he apologised to Jack Nicholson, who repor [...]	D
Both Marines were found guilty of "Conduct unbecoming a United States Marine" and were ordered by Ju [...]	D
Gene Hackman turned down the role of Col. Nathan R. Jessep because he was busy playing Sheriff Littl [...]	D
Director of photography Robert Richardson insisted that they use anamorphic lenses in the film, with [...]	D
Colonel Jessep warns Lieutenant Kendrick that Santiago needs to score "4646" on his next Proficiency [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to be nominated in either of the lead acting categ [...]	D
Sections of this film are used by the Air Force Judge Advocate training school at Maxwell AFB, Alaba [...]	D
Jessup twice says oh six hundred on the stand to mean 6 am. In reality, a Marine would say zero six [...]	D
Jack Nicholson repeated his famous courtroom monologue as Colonel Jessep off-camera several times so [...]	D
John M. Jackson, who portrayed Captain West, was later cast as Admiral Albert Jethro Chegwidden in t [...]	D
When Kaffee first meets Galloway, he almost leaves before she has officially dismissed him, to which [...]	D
J.A. Preston and J.T. Walsh previously appeared in Rischio totale (1990).	D
Tom Cruise saw the Broadway play before signing on to the film. He also insisted on learning all of [...]	D
The line: "You want me on that wall! You need me on that wall!" was originally written in the script [...]	D
When Lieutenant Commander Galloway is called into Captain West's office, there is a coffee cup on hi [...]	D
Jack Nicholson only appeared in four scenes in the entire film. The last of these is his famous "You [...]	D
Brandon Lee was offered an unspecified role. Unfortunately, citing exhaustion/scheduling conflicts w [...]	D
Kevin Bacon praised Kiefer Sutherland for embracing the darkness of his character. Sutherland praise [...]	D
The shot of the UC-12 airplane landing at "Guantanamo" with Kaffee, Galloway, and Weinberg is actual [...]	D
Kevin Bacon and Demi Moore have both worked with Donald Sutherland. Bacon appeared with him in Anima [...]	D
The movie rights for the play "A Few Good Men" were sold before it even premiered.	D
Jack Nicholson and Rob Reiner reunited to make Non Ã¨ mai troppo tardi (2007).	D
This is Demi Moore's first time playing a role in the military.	D
In this film, Tom Cruise's character is a Boston Red Sox fan and in the (2005) film "War of the Worl [...]	D
The single military ribbon worn by Lieutenant (jg) Daniel Kaffee is the National Defense Service Med [...]	D
The planes shown on the tarmac at Guantanamo Bay are F-14s. The hangar used, was also used in Pearl [...]	D
Aunt Ginny is played by Rob Reiner's sister-in-law, Maud Winchester.	D
After Galloway tells Kaffee and Weinberg she has the medical reports and Chinese food, she suggests [...]	D
Rob Reiner said that landing Jack Nicholson was like having Babe Ruth on his team.	D
Kiefer Sutherland and Wolfgang Bodison worked together later in Freeway (1996).	D
After seeing the stage play, Richard Dreyfuss wanted to play Colonel Jessep.	D
Two "Misery" novels can be seen beside Danny's typewriter while he watches a ball game. Misery non d [...]	D
Daniel Kaffee (Tom Cruise) is a Lieutenant Junior Grade. This is one rank below the previous Navy of [...]	D
According to Rob Reiner, Tom Cruise would always stay after rehearsals to work on perfecting his rol [...]	D
Commander Stone, a physician is asked to speculate on the cause of Santiago's death. No speculation [...]	D
Rob Reiner said that he related to Kaffee because of his own famous father Carl Reiner.	D
In the courtroom scenes, the branch insignia for the United States Army Judge Advocate General's Cor [...]	D
While he has directed films that have huge cult followings and are now regarded as classics, this re [...]	D
Wolfgang Bodison was working for Rob Reiner on the film as a location scout when Reiner decided he w [...]	D
While filming the scene in which Kendrick is driving Kaffee's group around the base in a Humvee thro [...]	D
At the opening of the outdoor lunch scene in Cuba, Colonel Jessup is discussing the first Gulf War w [...]	D
Writer Aaron Sorkin got the story idea from his sister, who in real life experienced a very similar [...]	D
Trailer narrated by Don LaFontaine.	D
Charles Erwin: The marching band in the beginning is The Capital Band, and has a brief mention in th [...]	D
Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding, Jr. appeared in Jerry Maguire (1996).	D
A recent college graduate, Aaron Sorkin was working as a bartender at NY Broadway shows, and wrote t [...]	D
The baseball game that Lieutenant Kaffee is watching when Lieutenant Commander Galloway comes to inf [...]	D
There are a number of parallels to L'ammutinamento del Caine (1954). While the nature of the wrongdo [...]	D
(June 2008) Ranked #5 on the American Film Institute's list of the 10 greatest films in the genre "C [...]	D
The original play, "A Few Good Men" by Aaron Sorkin, opened at the Music Box Theater on November 15, [...]	D
Jodie Foster, Linda Hamilton, and Michelle Pfeiffer were considered for the role of Joanne Galloway.	D
Kiefer Sutherland and Wolfgang Bodison later appeared in Freeway - No Exit (1996).	D
It is the only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to win any Academy Awards.	D
The planes shown on the tarmac at Guantanamo Bay are F-14 Tomcats. The last squadron at Gitmo was VC [...]	D
Xander Berkeley and J.A. Preston later appeared in Air Force One (1997). They don't share scenes on [...]	D
In the final court scene, the two MP's that took Jack Nicholson's character into custody were actual [...]	D
Lieutenant Kaffee is based on David Iglesias, a real-life Naval Reservist and Judge Advocate General [...]	D
Tom Cruise and Demi Moore were born in 1962. In the film the Kaffee character was described as being [...]	D
One of several movies where Kevin Bacon has played a character who has been first named "Jack". In F [...]	D
When searching for an appropriate setting for the trial, the producers learned that regular military [...]	D
Michelle Pfeiffer was the first choice for Lieutenant Commander Galloway, but the studio wanted a to [...]	D
Christopher Guest (Dr. Stone) made his third appearance in a film directed by Rob Reiner. The other [...]	D
Corporal Barnes, played by Noah Wyle, outranks Lance Corporal Dawson, yet says he would not administ [...]	D
Tri-Star Pictures produced the film with Aaron Sorkin writing the screenplay adaptation of his play. [...]	D
Was originally scheduled for a late summer or early fall release in 1992 but distributor Columbia Pi [...]	D
Xander Berkeley and Kiefer Sutherland worked together later on 24 (2001)	D
Demi Moore's first movie since the birth of her second daughter. She had to bow out of Ragazze vince [...]	D
The word "sir" is used 164 times during the movie. That's an average of once every 50 seconds.	D
The title for the play and film came from a long-running recruiting campaign for the U.S. Marine Cor [...]	D
With the exception of a scene where Captain Ross' captains bars are worn correctly and Lieutenant Co [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to not be nominated for Best Director.	D
One of the baseball games that Kaffee had on the television at his place was between the Minnesota T [...]	D
Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, J.T. Walsh and Kevin Bacon have worked with director Barry Levinson. Cruise [...]	D
Jack Nicholson only appears in three scenes.	D
The movie's line "You can't handle the truth!" was voted as the #92 of "The 100 Greatest Movie Lines [...]	D
Tom Cruise was attracted to this challenging role because of the "tremendous writing". He travelled [...]	D
Kevin Bacon and Kiefer Sutherland previously worked on Linea mortale (1990).	D
Jack Nicholson and Cuba Gooding, Jr. appeared in As Good as It Gets (1997).	D
Rob Reiner's rules for a great courtroom drama: 1. A compelling court case. 2. Equally gripping prot [...]	D
The television set in Kafee's apartment winds up in three different places during the film: to the l [...]	D
Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee owns an NES console that can be seen on top of his television in a couple o [...]	D
The Defense Department refused to endorse the film. This meant that the filmmakers couldn't utilize [...]	D
First film role for Wolfgang Bodison, who portrayed Lance Corporal Harold W. Dawson.	D
Kevin Pollak said of Jack Nicholson, "He is the party. No one had more fun."	D
2nd movie with James Marshall and Cuba Gooding Jr. 1st of 2 with Cuba Gooding Jr and Tom Cruise.	D
The movie's line "You can't handle the truth!" was voted as the #92 movie quote by the American Film [...]	D
The lead roles were originally played on stage by Tom Hulce and Stephen Lang. Donald Sutherland and [...]	D
The movie is the first and only time that Tom Cruise has worked with Demi Moore, as of July 2021.	D
In Aaron Sorkin's June 1991 draft, the film does not end with the iconic shot of Tom Cruise admiring [...]	D
The Marine Corps drill team was portrayed by Texas A&M University's Corps of Cadets Fish Drill Team.	D
That same year Jack Nicholson and J.T. Walsh appeared in Hoffa - Santo o mafioso? (1992) and became [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Tom Cruise have worked with director Stanley Kubrick. Nicholson in Shining (1980) [...]	D
The car that Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee drives is a very low production version of a 1963 Chevrolet Im [...]	D
An unnamed executive gave Aaron Sorkin a note: "If Tom Cruise and Demi Moore aren't going to sleep w [...]	D
Rob Reiner praised J.T. Walsh (Markinson) as a natural and understated actor. Reiner's goal is to ha [...]	D
The role of Lieutenant Dan Kaffee was originally played on Broadway by Tom Hulce. He was later repla [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to be nominated in any of the writing categories.	D
The Aaron Sorkin trademark of showing two characters walking down a hallway toward a moving camera t [...]	D
Jason Laymon, a member of Texas A&M's Fish Drill Team, gave live performances of his rifle technique [...]	D
James Marshall appeared in two other films the same year with two other actors in the film: Cuba Goo [...]	D
The date when Jessep ordered the code red was September 6.	D
The name of the character portrayed by J.A. Preston is Judge Julius Alexander Randolph. This might h [...]	D
Demi Moore reportedly agreed to negotiate her $3 million asking price down to $2 million because she [...]	D
Jessup's rank of full-colonel in the marines is equal to Galloway's Captain West in the Navy. And Ga [...]	D
The most critically and financially successful film Jack Nicholson starred in 1992. His first film t [...]	D
Kevin Pollak's mother is in the crowd watching the trial. According to Pollak, she hit on Jack Nicho [...]	D
Kevin Bacon and J.T. Walsh previously appeared in Il grande regista (1989) directed by Christopher G [...]	D
During lunch at Gitmo, the moment Jessep confesses out loud to Jo "off the record" that he considers [...]	D
Aaron Sorkin said he enjoyed working for Rob Reiner, even though the director ordered him to make co [...]	D
To get to the truth of his character, James Marshall played Downey with "youthful ignorance." Rob Re [...]	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners: Jack Nicholson, Cuba Gooding Jr. and Aaron Sorkin; and o [...]	D
Jason Alexander was supposed to play Sam Weinberg, but when Seinfeld (1989) was unexpectedly renewed [...]	D
One of the ribbons on Colonel Jessep's dress uniform jacket is the Navy Cross. This is the second hi [...]	D
Aaron Sorkin: He appears as a lawyer in a bar talking to a woman about one of his cases.	D
Kaffee states that he is afraid of flying. In reality, Tom Cruise is a well-known avid pilot. His in [...]	D
Film debut of Joshua Malina.	D
Demi Moore and Tom Cruise went on to co-star in different films with Robert Redford. Moore in Propos [...]	D
Kevin Pollak called this the greatest experience he's ever had working on a film.	D

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Location shots of Kafee's townhouse show a blue brick front, and a white wooden frame between the ba [...]	D
While Danny is being briefed on his new case, he asks his superior what a fence line is in Cuba; sur [...]	D
When Kaffee is looking up recent telephone calls from the Marine base, you can see they're dated 199 [...]	D
During the Court room scuffle when Col Jessep threatens to rip the eyes out of Kaffee's head with th [...]	D
The crime takes place in early September. A day or two later, scenes from Washington, DC are shown, [...]	D
The jury for Dawson and Downey's court martial was comprised entirely of officers. It seems that Kaf [...]	D
When Captain Ross calls McGuire to the stand in the courts-martial, Ross is moving toward the centra [...]	D
There is no such thing as "conduct unbecoming a Marine" under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. [...]	D
At the end of the film when Nicholson is arrested he's wearing a tie but when he turns around to pic [...]	D
In both the United States Navy and Marine Corps, salutes are not rendered while uncovered (not weari [...]	D
Colonel Jessep, a career Marine Corps officer refers to a firearm as a "gun." As anyone who is in th [...]	D
When Dr. Stone is giving testimony, Captain Ross asks "Dr. Stone, what is lactic acidosis?" Dr. Ston [...]	D
After Col. Jessup finishes his testimony, the judge instructs the jury to move to an anteroom and wa [...]	D
Jessop "Walk softly and always carry an armoured tank division". Anyone in the military would know t [...]	D
Throughout the movie, 7 or 8 marines are seen in dress uniforms. All wear expert rifleman badges - a [...]	D
Jessep lowers his cigar twice between shots without apparently having had time to return it to his m [...]	D
After Downey and Dawson are found guilty of the non-existent charge of "conduct unbecoming a Marine, [...]	D
Danny shouldn't be asking Sam how to get Dawson a new lawyer because even though Danny is considered [...]	D
When deciding to take the plea deal, Dawson asks Danny if they'll be dishonorably discharged which D [...]	D
Throughout the movie, Santiago is mentioned as being "transferred off the base (Guantanamo Bay)" It [...]	D
Near the end of the movie, it is declared that Colonel Jessep is "under arrest." This is incorrect; [...]	D
When Kaffee gets into his car and Markinson is sitting in the back seat, set lights are visible in M [...]	D
In the initial office scene with Col Jessep, LtCol Markinson is not wearing name or US Marine Corps [...]	D
Kaffee is a Lieutenant Junior Grade (O-2) after being in the Navy for nine months. A JAG officer who [...]	D
Col. Jessep mockingly envies Lt. Kaffee for being able to have oral sex with a female superior offic [...]	D
After Kaffee says "I want the truth!" the reverberation of his voice in the courtroom cuts off abrup [...]	D
Colonel Jessup states that Santiago was getting his transfer and that he had signed the papers. Howe [...]	D
As Kendrick testifies, we often see the back of his head. When Kaffee asks about Dawson's latest rep [...]	D
When Joanna refuses Ross's plea bargain deal of six months to two years she should've known the judg [...]	D
[ SPOILER]We see Lt. Col. Matthew Andrew Markinson shoot himself with a Beretta M9 which is a 9mm pi [...]	D
When Kaffee is in his office getting ready to go to Cuba, a shot is used twice. Before we go in the [...]	D
The most likely year of the trial is 1991. 6 September 1991 was indeed a Friday. 3 October was a Thu [...]	D
Before their first meeting Danny tells JoAnne to bring all the proficient and conduct reports on Daw [...]	D
Throughout the movie Danny and characters refer to each other by their full first and last names bec [...]	D
When Lt Weinberg bring in the 2 USAF Airmen towards the end of Col Jessep's testimony with the inten [...]	D
When Kaffee is reading the inventory of Santiago's belongings during the trial, he refers to "three [...]	D
In his opening statement Danny says if you're given an order in the Washington Navy yard, it doesn't [...]	D
Kaffee's car has D.C. tags but the windshield shows Virginia inspection and county stickers.	D
In one of the scenes in Kaffee's apartment he is watching a baseball game between the Minnesota Twin [...]	D
Throughout the film, dates are spoken or written in the mm/dd/yyyy format and with ordinal numbers ( [...]	D
When Lt. Col. Markinson is dressing in his uniform prior to his suicide, he inserts the end of the b [...]	D
At the end of the movie, when Dawson says "Ten Hut" and salutes, he does it without his cover (hat). [...]	D
Some have said that Markinson did not put his belt through the buckle while dressing. The belt is a [...]	D
When Kaffee talked to Ross in the bar about Markinson and took his first drink of beer it was obviou [...]	D
After Kaffee's walk with Weinberg and his baby, discussing the forthcoming trip to Cuba, Kaffee leav [...]	D
After Jessep says, "I have been promoted up through the chain with greater speed and success than yo [...]	D
When Dawson refuses to accept the plea bargain agreement, Danny tells him his not guilty plea would [...]	D
When Ross and Kaffee first negotiate a plea bargain deal, Ross says if they plead guilty the prosecu [...]	D
When Markinson dresses for his suicide we see a closeup of him buckling his holster, sliding the bel [...]	D
There are apparently three officers in Col Jessep's unit including Col Jessep, and no Non-Comissione [...]	D
A Judge Advocate has the same qualified immunity as any other attorney arguing a defense. The premis [...]	D
Kendrick is outranked by Ross but never addresses him as "Sir" during his testimony. While it's poss [...]	D
Danny tells Joanne his been in the navy for about 9 months and out of law school for a little over a [...]	D
While Kaffee is in his apartment, with Galloway and Weinberg, playing basketball, he throws the ball [...]	D
When Captain Ross returns to his desk after questioning Corporal Barnes, you can see him lift The M [...]	D
In the last courtroom scene, after Col. Jessep has struggled with the Marine in an attempt to get at [...]	D
Kaffee once refers to Dawson as a "Corporal," when in fact, he is a Lance Corporal (one rank below a [...]	D
Lt. Col. Markinson commits suicide with a Beretta M92, 9mm pistol, albeit chrome-plated, a concessio [...]	D
When Danny tells Joanne and Sam he would be reprimanded for conspiracy and perjury, he didn't mentio [...]	D
Corporal Barnes when being questioned by Kaffee on the stand says that even though he wanted to give [...]	D
When Daniel and Joanne investigate the crime scene, you can see the pillow on the bed is stained red [...]	D
When Galloway talks to Kaffee before his showdown with Col. Jessep, they both laugh after Kaffee say [...]	D
A shot shows a letter written by William T. Santiago, a low-level Marine, displaying a watermark of [...]	D
Danny and Joanne didn't advise Downey that he can negotiate the terms of a plea bargain by himself, [...]	D
When Kaffee asks Jessep whether the men were clear on his orders, Jessep replies, "Crystal." Such a [...]	D
When the Marines begin their rifle twirling drill, they have their bayonets fixed to their rifles. H [...]	D
When Galloway confronts the drunk Danny about why he asked for the transfer order from Jessep, on th [...]	D
Throughout Lt. Kaffee's first meeting with Lt. Commander Galloway, the stain on Kaffee's shirt appea [...]	D
At the end of the movie, when the two marines stand to hear the verdict, the long shot shows them to [...]	D
When Kaffee meets Galloway for the first time, Kaffee's apple switches hands, and the stain on his s [...]	D
Kaffee leaves his office after his secretary tells him to say "hi" to Fidel Castro, and he and Gallo [...]	D
After the Government has rested, Lt. Kaffee, Lt. Weinberg, and Lt. Cdr. Galloway are the last ones i [...]	D
When Kaffee asks Jessep if the first flight out is at 6 am, and is told yes, he then follows up by s [...]	D
Col. Jessep's tie after trying to attack Danny and fixing his uniform. (See also Mars Attacks!.)	D
Many times throughout the trial, from shot-to-shot; Capt. Ross's bars (insignia on shirt collar) cha [...]	D
After taking a break from playing basketball, Jack Ross tells Joe and Danny that Dawson and Downey c [...]	D
After Kaffee has entered a plea for the two marines and as the judge leaves the room and everyone st [...]	D
When Dawson and Downey first arrived in DC, they are escorted from the car to the building by enlist [...]	D
When they are examining the closet in Santiago's room, Kaffee runs his fingers across the camouflage [...]	D
The night before the first day of trial Kaffee opens the door to let Weinberg and Galloway out of hi [...]	D
When Danny concludes his first meeting with Dawson and Downey in the interrogation room, he reminds [...]	D
When Kaffee, Galloway, and Weinberg, are at Kaffee's house and call it a day, Kaffee opens the door [...]	D
In the interview room, LCpl. Dawson issues the order "Officer on deck, Ten Hut". The Navy and Marine [...]	D
In the 1990's if you drive on the base. You will have a vehicle tag in the left hand lower windshiel [...]	D
During the initial "code red" crime, the tape is put around Santiago's face twice.	D
In the final court scene, when Jessep tells Kaffee to call him Colonel or sir before returning to th [...]	D
The rear view mirror disappears and reappears in Kaffee's car when Markinson is in the back seat whi [...]	D
After a day of testimony, Kaffee's briefcase switches hands twice between shots.	D
In the court room scene during the rain storm, the leaves on the trees outside the windows are green [...]	D
In the airport scene at Guantanamo, when Cpl. Barnes arrives to pick up Naval officers Kaffe, Weinbe [...]	D
In Cuba, Kaffee and Weinberg are advised to wear camouflage over their navy whites to protect them a [...]	D
When everyone stands up to hear the verdict, the defense lawyers' table is clean and empty, and they [...]	D
When Kaffee meets Galloway for the first time, Kaffee's second button from the top is unbuttoned whe [...]	D
When Lt. Kaffee begins his court room questioning of Col. Jessep, he notes that the Jessep is wearin [...]	D
Kaffee and Jessep talk over and interrupt each other which is not permitted because the stenographer [...]	D
When Weinberg is asking Dawson about shooting at his mirror, his arms are crossed over his chest. Mo [...]	D
Once Kaffee confirmed with Markinson that Jessep had flight records changed in the tower chief's log [...]	D
Sam mispronounces My Lai as "ni lai", when it's pronounced as "may lai".	D
When Kaffee meets Galloway for the first time, his cap is tucked under his left arm as he enters her [...]	D
When Col Jessep orders his clerk to get the White House on the phone the clerk responds with, "Yes, [...]	D
Kaffee pulls into the parking lot at Markinson's hotel and it is more of a motel - rooms having outs [...]	D
In the bar, Kaffee is holding his beer bottle in his right hand as he leaps up to call Capt. Ross a [...]	D
Where the crime took place in Gitmo, everything would have been documented by the investigators, thr [...]	D
While meeting with defense attorneys in Guantanamo Bay, Colonel Jessep says "Speak softly and carry [...]	D
When LT CDR Galloway sets down her cover (headgear) in the Captain's office, her cover reverses posi [...]	D
When Kaffee asks Dawson what a Code Red is, and Dawson replies "Sir?", Kaffee retorts with "Don't an [...]	D
When the drill team is doing the opening sequence, Lt. Co. Galloway walks right up next to the drill [...]	D
When Lt. Kaffee and Lt. Weinberg go to question PFC Downey and LCpl Dawson there is a camera of some [...]	D
Capt. Ross refers to Lt. Kendrick as a "a lieutenant with four letters of commendation," which is a [...]	D
After the first day of testimony, the plot segues to Kaffee's apartment at night by showing a sunset [...]	D
When Jessup has his "You can't handle the truth" response, you can see sweat around the top edge of [...]	D
When Kaffee comes home drunk, he and Weinberg take 3 sips from the bottle of Jack, but the volume in [...]	D
Jo most likely lied Downey by saying they'll let him go back to his platoon soon because then he'll [...]	D
After Kaffee's walk with Weinberg and his baby, discussing the forthcoming trip to Cuba, Kaffee leav [...]	D

Frase

Pfc. William T. Santiago: P.S. In exchange for my [...]	D
Galloway: [to Danny after memorizing his personnel [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Sam as he enters Danny's apartment] wh [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [during lunch in Cuba with Markinson, [...]	D
Galloway: But my feeling is that if this case is h [...]	D
Galloway: [in her office, after sensing he prefers [...]	D
Galloway: [in her office] Lieutenant, how long hav [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [in Jessup's office after Kendrick wa [...]	D
[upon first meeting in her office] Galloway: You' [...]	D
Lt. Weinberg: [in Danny's apartment, referring to [...]	D
Kaffee: [feeling guilty after having lost his temp [...]	D
Kaffee: [in the interrogation room] cutie-pie shit [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Sam and JoAnne] They drew the court me [...]	D
Kaffee: [in a seafood restaurant] Why are you alwa [...]	D
Kaffee: Lieutenant, do you know what a code red is [...]	D
Kaffee: [after court has adjourned for the day wit [...]	D
[first lines] Drill Master: Forward, march!	D
[last lines, after court has adjourned for the day [...]	D
Lt. Weinberg: meeting for the first time [in her [...]	D
Galloway: [referring to Markinson, while holding a [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [to Danny as he, Sam, and Jo enters J [...]	D
Kaffee: [sarcastically to Joanne in his apartment] [...]	D
Lieutenant Dave Spradling: [realizing Danny's term [...]	D
Capt. Ross: [upon entering Danny's office] Dan Kaf [...]	D
Kaffee: [first meeting each other before the trial [...]	D
Kaffee: [mildly intoxicated in his apartment] Anyw [...]	D
Kaffee: [after settling a fight between Sam and Jo [...]	D
Capt. Ross: Your honor, it's become obvious that L [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [to Galloway during lunch in Cuba wit [...]	D
Kaffee: [Sarcastically to Harold as he enters the [...]	D
Galloway: [showing up at his apartment unannounced [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Dawson after waving his hand in front [...]	D
Judge Randolph: [to Kaffee from the judge's bench] [...]	D
Kaffee: [to the court after asking what Jessup pac [...]	D
Dawson: [talking privately in an interrogation roo [...]	D
Capt. Ross: [while cross examining Dr. Stone in co [...]	D
Kaffee: Lieutenant Kendrick, in your opinion was P [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Kendrick] I understand you had a meeti [...]	D
Kaffee: [seeing Markinson in the back seat of his [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [in Jessup's office with Markinson, K [...]	D
Kaffee: [in an empty courtroom after the trial has [...]	D
Galloway: [in her office] Lieutenant, this letter [...]	D
Kaffee: [in Barnes' Humvee] Whoa. Hold it. We gott [...]	D
Lt. Kendrick: [after asked by Galloway if he think [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [Judge dismisses the jury after Jesse [...]	D
Galloway: [going over their defense strategy, in h [...]	D
Kaffee: [entering his apartment from the back door [...]	D
Kaffee: [sarcastically, dismissely to Galloway] Oh [...]	D
Kaffee: What do you want from me? Galloway: [refe [...]	D
Agent #1: working late tonight lieutenant? Kaffee [...]	D
Galloway: [in West's office] I appreciate you seei [...]	D
Kaffee: [in an empty hallway after work hours] You [...]	D
Kaffee: Colonel, the 6 a.m. was first flight off t [...]	D
Agent #1: Working late tonight, Lieutenant? Lt. D [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Dawson and Downey in the interrogation [...]	D
Galloway: [while in a seafood restaurant] I think [...]	D
Lt. Kendrick: Private Santiago was a member of sec [...]	D
Downey: [after the verdict was read] I don't under [...]	D
Capt. Ross: were you present at a meeting held on [...]	D
Kaffee: Lt. Kendrick, was Lance Corporal Dawson gi [...]	D
Capt. Ross: Corporal Barnes, I hold here the Marin [...]	D
Galloway: [in her office, refering to Danny] Tell [...]	D
Kaffee: name some reasons why a Marine would relie [...]	D
Dawson: [in an interogation room] Permission to sp [...]	D
Kaffee: Colonel, Lt. Kendrick ordered the Code Red [...]	D
Kaffee: [getting Jack's attention while he's playi [...]	D
Galloway: [to Danny as walks out his office buildi [...]	D
Kaffee: [after going over their case for the night [...]	D
Kaffee: [Stops Dawson as he is leaving the courtro [...]	D
Galloway: [refering to Jessup] You put him on the [...]	D
Kaffee: [sarcastically to Joanne with Sam present [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Jo and sam as they prepare for their f [...]	D
Galloway: [after sensing his contempt for Dawson a [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [after Danny casually and dispectfull [...]	D
Capt. Ross: [confirming Danny's bluff to Jessup af [...]	D
Kaffee: Commander, from what I understand, if this [...]	D
Mr. Dawson: [first meeting each other in court] Li [...]	D
Galloway: [in the interrogation room, after Dawson [...]	D
Col. Jessep: [sarcastically to Danny after he aske [...]	D
Kaffee: [Defense opening statement] There was no p [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [in Jessup's office] Hmmmm... transfe [...]	D
Kaffee: Commander, you testified that it takes lac [...]	D
Galloway: [before leaving his apartment] Hey, Kaff [...]	D
Galloway: [referring to her objecting repeatedly t [...]	D
Dawson: [to Danny in the interrogation room with J [...]	D
Galloway: The doctor's wrong. Kaffee: [jokingly, [...]	D
Capt. Ross: [repeated line, swearing in the witnes [...]	D
Barnes: [when asked on the witness stand why he di [...]	D
Kaffee: [angrily to Markinson as he enters his mot [...]	D
Kaffee: [in an interogation room] This your signat [...]	D
Kaffee: [when Galloway insists on investigation in [...]	D
Kaffee: [to the court while Jessup is on the witne [...]	D
Kaffee: [in an interogation room] Did you assault [...]	D
Galloway: [crisply, after Kaffee's risen premature [...]	D
Kaffee: [in Sam's office after work hours] I don't [...]	D
Col. Jessup: Have you ever spent time in an infant [...]	D
Lt. Weinberg: [while walking his daughter] You've [...]	D
Galloway: [while in Danny's apartment] There's got [...]	D
Kaffee: [in Santiago's room] Lt. Kendrick... can I [...]	D
Kaffee: [to his teamates in the outfield] Alright, [...]	D
Lt. Weinberg: [sarcastically to Joanne with Danny [...]	D
Kaffee: [Rehearsing examination] Doctor, was there [...]	D
Kaffee: Jack Ross came to see me today. He offered [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Joanne after she makes a reference to [...]	D
Capt. Ross: Mr. Maguire can you raise your right h [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Dawson in the interrogation room, refe [...]	D
Kaffee: [in an interrogation room with Sam and Dow [...]	D
Capt. Ross: Mr. Maguire can you raise your right h [...]	D
[In the film edited for TV on NBC dubbed in the Mo [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [punchline for a joke to Kaffee, Mark [...]	D
Lt. Weinberg: [refering to Dawson and Downey after [...]	D
Kaffee: Whatever happened to saluting an officer w [...]	D
Capt. Ross: [in a bar, after Danny just walked up [...]	D
Kaffee: [settling a fight between Sam and Joanne a [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [refering to Santiago] I felt his lif [...]	D
Barnes: [in Barnes'humvee] I've got some camouflag [...]	D
Kaffee: [to Dawson in the interrogation after he d [...]	D
Capt. Ross: And now we'll never know, will we Mr., [...]	D
Galloway: [talking privately before Jessup takes t [...]	D
Kaffee: [Kaffee has just asked why Santiago hadn't [...]	D
Judge Randolph: [Judge Randolph reading the verdic [...]	D
Lt. Daniel Kaffee: [TV edited on NBC Movie. Seeing [...]	D
Capt. Ross: [to the Judge] Docket number 411275 VR [...]	D
Kaffee: [just seconds before the trial starts] Las [...]	D
Kaffee: Private, I want you to tell us one last ti [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [during lunch in Cuba with Markinson, [...]	D
Kaffee: [at Luther's magazine stand] How's it goin [...]	D
Galloway: [talking through the batting cage fence] [...]	D
Bailiff: [to the court] all those having business [...]	D
Lt. Weinberg: [to Dawson in the interrogation room [...]	D
Lt. Col. Matthew Andrew Markinson: [voice over, as [...]	D
Pfc. William T. Santiago: [Santiago's letter] Dear [...]	D
Kaffee: [ariving in the conference room after the [...]	D
Col. Jessup: John, you're in charge. Santiago does [...]	D
Kaffee: So this is what a courtroom looks like.	D
Kaffee: [while looking through his refrigerator] W [...]	D
Col. Jessup: [in his office, meeting for the first [...]	D
Capt. Ross: Why did you go into Santiago's room? [...]	D
Galloway: [to Kaffee as she leaves after his drunk [...]	D
Galloway: Are you planning on doing any investigat [...]	D
Capt. West: [in West's office] Commander Galloway, [...]	D
Capt. Ross: [the prosecution's opening statement] [...]	D

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