The Murder of Mary Phagan
24/01/1988
In early-twentieth-century Atlanta, the murder of a young girl prompts strong reactions from the community and ultimately leads to the arrest of a man who could actually be innocent.
TV Show Information
Jack Lemmon
as Gov. John Slaton
Richard Jordan
as Hugh Dorsey
Robert Prosky
as Tom Watson
Peter Gallagher
as Leo Frank
Kathryn Walker
as Sally Slaton
Rebecca Miller
as Lucille Frank
Kevin Spacey
as Wes Brent
Paul Dooley
as William Burns
Charles S. Dutton
as Jim Conley
Cynthia Nixon
as Doreen
Kenneth Welsh
as Luther Rosser
William H. Macy
as Randy
Wendy J. Cooke
as Mary Phagan
Thomas Anderson
as
Dylan Baker
as The Governor's Assistant
Daniel Benzali
as Coroner
Nesbitt Blaisdell
as
Beeson Carroll
as
William C. Crawford
as Witness
David Cromwell
as
Loretta Devine
as Annie Maude Carter
William Duff-Griffin
as
Jennifer East
as
Barbara Eda-Young
as Mrs. Phagan
Gwyllum Evans
as
Carl Gordon
as
Sam Gray
as Sigmond Montag
Richard Hamilton
as
Brent Jennings
as Newt Lee
Jordan Marder
as Alonzo
Heather McAdam
as
William Newman
as
Owen Rachleff
as
Bill Raymond
as
Fred Sadoff
as
Raynor Scheine
as
Brian Smiar
as
Kate McGregor-Stewart
as
Jimmie Ray Weeks
as
Nicholas Wyman
as Lund
Perry Allen
as
Ron Grubbs
as Assistant Prosecutor
Doug Roberts
as Warehouse Cop (uncredited)
David J. Hirschi
as Groom (uncredited)
Ron Weyand
as Minister (uncredited)
Ken Collins
as Spectator (uncredited)
Mark Norris
as Police officer (uncredited)
Frank Principe
as The Boy (uncredited)
Bob Supan
as Reporter (uncredited)
Sam Wells
as Reporter (uncredited)
Lynn-Jane Foreman
as Lady in Court (uncredited)
Joe Sokohl
as Soldier (uncredited)
Matthew Obenshain
as Boy Scout (uncredited)
