Presumed Innocent with Harrison Ford: DVD Cover

    Presumed Innocent Director: Alan J. Pakula Cast: Harrison Ford, Brian Dennehy, Raul Julia, Bonnie Bedelia

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    • DVD Release Date: 12/17/1997
    • Original Release: 1990
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 19,079

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    Interactive menus; Production notes; Theatrical trailer; Scene access; Languages & subtitles: English, Français & Español

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 -- Standard
    0. Jump To A Scene
    1. "I am a prosecutor" (Credits) [3:41]
    2. Bad news at work [4:06]
    3. A mysterious file [4:07]
    4. Still obsessing [2:31]
    5. The funeral; the B-File's whereabouts [4:27]
    6. More bad news [5:30]
    7. See you guys happy [1:58]
    8. Very good at playing roles [3:07]
    9. What "Painless" thinks [2:47]
    10. An Irish wake [3:22]
    11. Memories of Carolyn [3:18]
    12. Young Wendell McGaffney [1:33]
    13. Courtroom teamwork [3:03]
    14. After-hours rendezvous [3:57]
    15. Ramond concedes [1:54]
    16. Accused [2:20]
    17. "I'm gonna need a lawyer" [5:37]
    18. Sandy Stern takes the case [3:22]
    19. Tactical planning [3:40]
    20. Too tight a cork [4:01]
    21. Pretrial motions; murder scene [4:09]
    22. Trial begins; missing evidence [2:57]
    23. Raymond takes the stand [8:42]
    24. Lipranzer testifies [3:44]
    25. Reasons vs. truth [3:56]
    26. Interrogating Leon [4:24]
    27. Fingerprint evidence [1:49]
    28. "Painless" consults his notes [6:59]
    29. What Barbara would say [1:09]
    30. The judge rules [2:37]
    31. Sandy's summation [1:51]
    32. Christmas present [2:00]
    33. Rusty's discovery [3:50]
    34. Destroyer's fate [5:38]
    35. Punishment; End Credits [4:26]
    Side #2 -- Widescreen
    0. Jump To A Scene
    1. "I am a prosecutor" (Credits) [3:41]
    2. Bad news at work [4:06]
    3. A mysterious file [4:07]
    4. Still obsessing [2:31]
    5. The funeral; the B-file's whereabouts [4:27]
    6. More bad news [5:30]
    7. See you guys happy [1:58]
    8. Very good at playing roles [3:07]
    9. What "Painless" thinks [2:47]
    10. An Irish wake [3:22]
    11. Memories of Carolyn [3:18]
    12. Young Wendell McGaffney [1:33]
    13. Courtroom teamwork [3:03]
    14. After-hours rendezvous [3:57]
    15. Raymond concedes [1:54]
    16. Accused [2:20]
    17. "I'm gonna need a lawyer" [5:37]
    18. Sandy Stern takes the case [3:22]
    19. Tactical planning [3:40]
    20. Too tight a cork [4:01]
    21. Pretrial motions; murder scene [4:09]
    22. Trial begins; missing evidence [2:57]
    23. Raymond takes the stand [8:42]
    24. Lipranzer testifies [3:44]
    25. Reasons vs. truth [3:56]
    26. Interrogating Leon [4:24]
    27. Fingerprint evidence [1:49]
    28. "Painless" consults his notes [6:59]
    29. What Barbara would say [1:09]
    30. The judge rules [2:37]
    31. Sandy's summation [1:51]
    32. Christmas present [2:00]
    33. Rusty's Discovery [3:50]
    34. Destroyer's fate [5:38]
    35. Punishment; End Credits [4:26]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Rusty Sabich (Harrison Ford) is a bland, oppressed man who burns with a quiet, corrosive intensity that can flare uncontrollably. A Philadelphia prosecutor, Sabich's fire seems to have one outlet: his job. He loves prosecuting people. Otherwise, his life is dead-ended. He has a loveless marriage to a neurotic woman (Bonnie Bedelia) and an overbearing boss (Brian Dennehy) in a labyrinthine law enforcement world of corruption and twisted relationships. Then Carolyn Polhemus (Greta Scacchi) comes into his life. Lovely and seductive, Polhemus easily entices him to break his marital vows, but she schemes to get him to try for his boss' job. When he refuses, she leaves him. When she turns up dead, the victim of an apparent rape-murder, clues begin to point to Sabich. His blood type almost perfectly matches that in the semen found in the victim, carpet fibers at the crime scene match those found in his house, and most damning, his fingerprints are found on a beer glass in Polhemus' apartment. His protestations of innocence ignored, Sabich is put on trial for the murder and hires his biggest adversary (Raul Julia) to defend him. ~ Nick Sambides, Jr., All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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    March 09, 2009: The book was excellent. If you are unfamiliar with the story, the movie is also very good. Did he do it or not is the question through out and will keep you guessing to the end. Some twists and turns will have you second guessing it all the way..........