Anatomy of a Murder 1959 Watch Free in HD

James Stewart

20 May 1908, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA

Lee Remick

14 December 1935, Quincy, Massachusetts, USA

Ben Gazzara

28 August 1930, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Arthur O'Connell

29 March 1908, New York City, New York, USA

Eve Arden

30 April 1908, Mill Valley, California, USA

Kathryn Grant

25 November 1933, Houston, Texas, USA

George C. Scott

18 October 1927, Wise, Virginia, USA

Orson Bean

22 July 1928, Burlington, Vermont, USA

Russ Brown

30 May 1892, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Murray Hamilton

24 March 1923, Washington, North Carolina, USA

Brooks West

22 February 1916, Hillsboro, Texas, USA

Ken Lynch

15 July 1910, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

John Qualen

8 December 1899, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Howard McNear

27 January 1905, Los Angeles, California, USA

Alexander Campbell

12 October 1888, Warrior, Alabama, USA

Ned Wever

27 April 1899, New York City, New York, USA

Jimmy Conlin

14 October 1884, Camden, New Jersey, USA

Royal Beal

2 June 1899, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA

Joseph Kearns

12 February 1907, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Don Ross

4 April 1920, Montana, USA

Lloyd Le Vasseur

James Waters

29 December 1925, Los Angeles, California, USA

Joseph N. Welch

22 October 1890, Primghar, Iowa, USA

Duke Ellington

29 April 1899, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Otto Preminger

5 December 1905, Wiznitz, Bukovina, Austria-Hungary [now Vyzhnytsia, Chernivetska oblast, Ukraine]

John D. Voelker

29 June 1903, Ishpeming, Michigan, USA

Wendell Mayes

22 July 1918, Hayti, Missouri, USA

Paul Biegler

Played by: James Stewart

Laura Manion

Played by: Lee Remick

Lt. Frederick Manion

Played by: Ben Gazzara

Parnell Emmett McCarthy

Played by: Arthur O'Connell

Maida Rutledge

Played by: Eve Arden

Mary Pilant

Played by: Kathryn Grant

Dr. Matthew Smith

Played by: Orson Bean

George Lemon

Played by: Russ Brown

Alphonse Paquette

Played by: Murray Hamilton

Dist. Atty. Mitch Lodwick

Played by: Brooks West

Deputy Sheriff Sulo

Played by: John Qualen

Judge Weaver

Played by: Joseph N. Welch

Chicago Reader

As an entertaining look at legal process, this is spellbinding all the way, infused by an ambiguity about human personality and motivation that is Preminger's trademark, and the location shooting is superb.

October 23, 2007

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Q Network Film Desk

simultaneously plays by and punctures the expectations of the courtroom thriller

March 01, 2012

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Radio Times

This is probably the greatest courtroom drama ever made and it features James Stewart's finest screen performance.

November 06, 2013

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Variety

Preminger purposely creates situations that flicker with uncertainty, that may be evaluated in different ways. Motives are mixed and dubious, and, therefore, sustain interest.

October 23, 2007

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Scene-Stealers.com

Even with the glut of crime-related TV dramas that pepper today's screens, you'd be hard pressed to find a courtroom story that doesn't have you rooting one way or the other with a heavy-handed POV. This one doesn't it's way ahead of its time.

March 09, 2012

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Total Film

Otto Preminger's cynical view of the judicial system is curiously contemporary and still serves as a blueprint for numerous TV 'tec shows.

November 06, 2013

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Creative Loafing

Otto Preminger, no stranger to ruffling moral-watchdog feathers, never succumbs to the sleaziness inherent in the material, instead turning out an intelligent and tightly controlled drama that ranks as one of the all-time great courtroom procedurals.

April 25, 2012

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Time Out

Coolly absorbing, nonchalantly cynical.

June 24, 2006

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New York Times

It is the best courtroom melodrama this old judge has ever seen.

May 20, 2003

Movie Metropolis

As courtroom thrillers go, it has few peers.

February 23, 2012

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Film International

(Stewart's character) finishes the film an enigma, possibly the good go-getter of Capra but too much of a shadow.

June 08, 2012

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TIME Magazine

At 160 minutes, Anatomy is longer than the subject warrants, but the pace seldom slackens -- thanks to the competence of Director Otto Preminger.

April 24, 2009

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