True Crime Director: Clint Eastwood Cast: Clint Eastwood, Isaiah Washington, Denis Leary, Lisa Gay Hamilton
DVD - Wide Screen Learn more
BUY THIS ITEM
Enter a zip code
- DVD Release Date: 08/10/1999
- Rating:
- Sales Rank: 19,518
Scenes
Features
Behind-the-scenes documentaries: "The Scene of the Crime" featuring cast/filmmaker interviews, and "True Crime: True Stories"; "Why Should I Care?" music video performed by Diana Krall; Interactive menus; Filmographies; Theatrical trailer; Scene access; English subtitles
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Side #1 --
0. Jump to a Scene
1. Healthy as a horse [1:28]
2. Looking for love [2:40]
3. An accident [1:23]
4. Sex organs and blood [4:27]
5. The editor's wife [3:11]
6. Clear in his mind [3:51]
7. On toast [1:17]
8. His new assignment [5:37]
9. Handing things [5:25]
10. The Reverend's Job [3:23]
11. Visiting Pocum's [2:20]
12. Just a hunch [3:47]
13. Speed zoo [2:48]
14. Green pastures [6:32]
15. Porterhouse's story [4:18]
16. In Michelle's place [1:23]
17. Everette's problem [3:05]
18. Reporter with a hunch [3:08]
19. Bob's attention [2:08]
20. Goodbye, daddy [3:05]
21. Nose for the truth [5:06]
22. "Where were you?!?" [4:55]
23. Not Really Sure [1:38]
24. Cecilia rebukes the barfly [2:43]
25. Another witness? [2:31]
26. Six hours notice [3:30]
27. Something fishy here [3:53]
28. Time to leave [2:21]
29. Don't remember you [4:08]
30. If this were a bullet [7:10]
31. Spiritually speaking [1:11]
32. True crime... realized [3:16]
33. Fasten your seat belt [2:11]
34. Preparations [2:39]
35. Last-ditch maneuver [2:09]
36. "We have a go" [3:43]
37. Homeless for the holidays [1:35]
38. Santa clause rides alone [1:38]
39. End Credits (Why Should I Care?) [5:30]
Editorial Reviews
Investigative reporter Steve Everett (Clint Eastwood) has just relocated to the west coast after getting fired from the New York Times. Thanks to his old friend, Alan Mann (James Woods), the editor-in-chief of The Oakland Tribune, Everett still has a job, but that's hardly the end of his problems. An alcoholic and a womanizer, he's been sober for two months and his marriage to Barbara (Diane Venora) is in as bad a shape as his car. Everett has also earned the hatred of city editor Bob Findley (Denis Leary), and not without reason -- Everett has been sleeping with his wife. One day, when another reporter dies in an automobile accident, Findley asks Everett to take over her assignment -- the final interview of condemned murderer Frank Beachum (Isaiah Washington). Everett researches the case before the interview, and finds Beachum was convicted of a robbery and homicide in an Oakland convenience store. But the reporter finds several discrepancies in the story, and a visit to death row only confirms Everett's suspicions that Beachum was not the killer. The reporter begins a hurried search for information that will stay the execution. Plagued by his inner demons, the reporter has 12 hours left to save the life of a man he knows is innocent. Ron Wells, All Movie Guide
loading...
loading...
loading...
© 2009 All Media Guide, LLC