Delving deeper into Reginald Rose’s work, he uncovers the background of one of the unsung pioneers of the television age. Rosenzweig has long used the film in his classes to discuss group dynamics. In Reginald Rose and the Journey of 12 Angry Men, author and business professor Phil Rosenzweig has written the first biography about the man who brought 12 Angry Men to screen-first as a television program and then as a film. As a play, 12 Angry Men is performed around the world, in many languages, in theaters large and small.īut the path to becoming a classic was not a simple one, and the man behind the script was not a simple man. The black-and-white 1957 film about a deadlocked jury coming to a consensus in a murder trial has become a classic, one of Henry Fonda's most striking roles. Whenever the ABA Journal has conducted a survey to find the best legal movies or the best legal plays, 12 Angry Men has made the list. Trade, Sports & Professional Associations
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