A Time to Kill (1996)
Overview
A young lawyer defends a black man accused of murdering two white men who raped his 10-year-old daughter, sparking a rebirth of the KKK.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $40,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $152,266,007.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 27.861 |
Directed By
Joel Schumacher
Crew
Joel Schumacher
William Steinkamp
Michael G. Nathanson
John Grisham
Peter Menzies Jr.
Akiva Goldsman
Larry Fulton
Hunt Lowry
Arnon Milchan
Bill Johnson
William M. Elvin
Elliot Goldenthal
Mali Finn
John Grisham
Troy Gilbert
Richard Toyon
Ingrid Ferrin
Asahel Cooper
Randy Feemster
Wendy M. Craig
Mickey Gilbert
Dorree Cooper
Jeffrey McMahon
Nancy Mott
Ronald Cox
Lee Garibaldi
D. G. Fisher
Gary Duncan
Sharron Reynolds-Enriquez
Michael Singer
John Leveque
Pamela S. Westmore
Michael Denering
Eric Wycoff
Lee Lemont
Michael Connell
Lucy Weber
Marietta Carter-Narcisse
Martin Weight
Petur Hliddal
Hugh McCallum
Lance Gilbert
Emily Schweber
Chris Centrella
Christine M. Loss
Tim Monich
William Hogue
Steven Gerrior
Robert Bradshaw
John Moses
Zandra Harding
Bonnie Daniels
Steve Galich
William M. Elvin
Michael T. Wilson
Rex Anson Rhorer
Keith P. Cunningham
Robert L. Stevenson
Ken Nevin
Scott Elias
Dennis J. Lootens
Carl Fischer
Adam Jenkins
Roland N. Thai
Brad Einhorn
Margaret L. Schlaifer
Matt Byrne
James F. Truesdale
John H. Samson
Francis N. 'Lucky' Costello
Pamela Wise
Janine Rath-Thompson
Bill Daly
Dominik Dugandzic
Tommy Tancharoen
William McConnell
Bob Putynkowski
Debra L. Tennant
Robert Elhai
Kevin Murphy
Julianna Arenson
Joe Divitale
Andrew Adamson
Steve Wolf
A. Welch Lambeth
Christian J. Fletcher
Robert W. Steinkamp
Zack Davis
Jerry Lousteau
John Alfred
Fran Allgood
Dean M. King
Mo Henry
Anna M. Elias
Jonathan Sheffer
Jo Doster
Alan Edmisten
Eric Oliver
Scott Mobley
Ash Taylor
Tom Anderson
Rene Crowe
Joel McKee
Michelle Madison
Ben Nye Jr.
Don Lee
Anthony Goldschmidt
Hilda Hodges
Fred Stafford
Bill McConnell Jr.
Joel Voorhies
Darrell Woodard
Mary Jo Lang
Suzanne Trucks
Bettina Rose
Chuck Brown
TOP CAST
Matthew McConaughey
Jake Brigance
Sandra Bullock
Ellen Roark
Samuel L. Jackson
Carl Lee Hailey
Kevin Spacey
Rufus Buckley
Ashley Judd
Carla Brigance
Donald Sutherland
Lucien Wilbanks
Oliver Platt
Harry Rex Vonner
Charles S. Dutton
Ozzie Walls
Brenda Fricker
Ethel Twitty
Kiefer Sutherland
Freddie Lee Cobb
Patrick McGoohan
Judge Omar Noose
Rae'Ven Larrymore Kelly
Tonya Hailey
Tonea Stewart
Gwen Hailey
John Diehl
Tim Nunley
Chris Cooper
Dwayne Looney
Nicky Katt
Billy Ray Cobb
Doug Hutchison
Pete Willard
Kurtwood Smith
Stump Sisson
Tim Parati
Winston
Beth Grant
Cora Mae Cobb
Anthony Heald
Wilbert Rodeheaver
M. Emmet Walsh
Willard Tyrell Bass (uncredited)
Octavia Spencer
Roark's Nurse
Darrin Mitchell
Skip Hailey
LaConte McGrew
Slim Hailey
Devin Lloyd
Willie Hailey
Mark W. Johnson
Willie Hastings
Joe Seneca
Reverend Isaiah Street
Thomas Merdis
Reverend Ollie Agee
Alexandra Kyle
Hannah Brigance
Terry Loughlin
Jury Foreman
Andy Stahl
Reluctant Male Juror
Joe Bullen
Joe Frank Perryman
Lorraine Middleton
Blonde Woman Juror
Graham Timbes
Male Juror
Jonathan Hadary
Norman Reinfield
Benjamin Mouton
Klan Bomber
Byron Jennings
Brent Musgrove
Patrick Sutton
Militant Teenager
Greg Lauren
Taylor
Danny Nelson
Bud Twitty
Mike Pniewski
Deputy Tatum
Elizabeth Omilami
Woman Angry at Klan
Lukas Cain
Looney's Son
Stacy Rae Toyon
Looney's Wife
Wayne Dehart
Claude
Helen E. Floyd
Waitress at Claude's
David Brian Williams
Customer at Claude's
Rebecca Koon
Dell
James M. Crumley Jr.
Guardsman Mackenvale
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