Inocente ou Culpado?
21/02/2003
Dr. David Gale - Universidade de Texas, pertence a um grupo de activistas contra a Pena de Morte. Condenado injustamente por violação e homicídio da sua colega Constance, Gale está a poucos dias da sua execução. Numa última tentativa de salvar a sua vida, Gale contacta Betsy Bloom, uma famosa jornalista conhecida por não revelar as suas fontes informativas, alegando o sigilo jornalístico, mesmo que isso implique a sua prisão. Betsy aceita o desafio que lhe é proposto: contar a história de Gale e publicá-la após a sua morte. Mas, o que seria um mero relato de acontecimentos, revela-se uma corrida contra o tempo para encontrar as provas de inocência de Gale. O que Betsy descobre, desafia a sua convicção inicial e, ao mesmo tempo, o funcionamento do Sistema Judicial.
Informações do filme
Kevin Spacey
as David Gale
Kate Winslet
as Bitsey Bloom
Laura Linney
as Constance Hallaway
Rhona Mitra
as Berlin
Gabriel Mann
as Zack Stemmons
Matt Craven
as Dusty Wright
Jim Beaver
as Duke Grover
Cleo King
as Barbara Kreuster
Leon Rippy
as Braxton Belyeu
Melissa McCarthy
as Nico the Goth Girl
Lee Ritchey
as Joe Mullarkey
Brandy Little
as Motel Waitress
Jesse De Luna
as Supervising Guard
Vernon Grote
as Door Guard
Larissa Wolcott
as Jo Edna the Babysitter
Sean Hennigan
as Ross
Charles Sanders
as John
Marco Perella
as TV Host
Michael Crabtree
as Governor Hardin
Julio Cesar Cedillo
as Officer Ramirez
Christopher Meister
as Officer Hasermann
Cliff Stephens
as University President
James Huston
as DeathWatch Chief / TV Reporter
Chris Warner
as Hospital Orderly
Julia Lashae
as New Homeowner
Matthew Posey
as Inmate Cook
Lynn Mathis
as Warden
Robert Lott
as Bullhorn Protester
Mark Voges
as Bullhorn Protester
Katherine Willis
as Bullhorn Protester
Amparo Moreno
as Sharon's Maid
Janis Kelly
as Liú
Barbara Petricini-Buxton
as TV Reporter
Asia De Marcos
as TV Reporter
Amparo García
as TV Reporter
Kirk Sisco
as TV Reporter
Cassandra L. Small
as TV Reporter
Oliver Tull
as TV Reporter
George Haynes
as Interviewee
Kathy Lamkin
as Interviewee
Constance Jones
as Reporter A.J. Roberts
Cindy Waite
as Margie
Kimberly Tortorice
as Grad Student
Katie Lott
as Berlin's Classmate
Noah Truesdale
as Jamie
Chuck Cureau
as Greer
Mike Fontaine
as TV Assistant Director
Elizabeth Gast
as Sharon Gale
Chris Drewy
as Radio Shed Executive
Katina Potts
as Rosie
Katherine James
as Beth
Cindy Michelle
as Constance's Doctor
Jennifer Dorsey
as College Girl
Maurice Moore
as Belyeu's Clerk
Brenda Sendejo
as Belyeu's Assistant
Rick Morrow
as Section 1835 Guard
Julia Kay-Laskowski
as TV Soprano
Donald Braswell
as TV Tenor
Jack Gould
as Chaplain
Jack Watkins
as Photographer
Gwyn Little
as Religious Woman
Patrick Fries
as News Cameraman
Pilar Ferreiro
as Barcelona Neighbor
Claudia Parker
as Mail Girl
Joan Gispert
as Guillermo
Mark Richardson
as Timur
Justin Lavender
as Calaf
David Dahl
as TV Reporter
Catenya McHenry
as TV Reporter
Brian Orr
as TV Reporter
Michelle Valen
as TV Reporter
Tanya Zieger
as TV Reporter
Nick Dawson
as Interviewee
Steve Flanagin
as Interviewee
Evelyn Lindsey
as Interviewee
T.J. McFarland
as Interviewee
Deborah Abbott
as Protestor (uncredited)
Stacy Lynn Austin
as Traveler (uncredited)
Jerry M. Barker
as Concerned Man (uncredited)
Richard R. Bartholomew
as Businessman (uncredited)
Keith Bright
as Texas Governor's Aide (uncredited)
Ryan Brooks
as College Student (uncredited)
Pei-San Brown
as Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Dian Childs
as Dayplayer (uncredited)
Starla Christian
as Party Girl (uncredited)
Wade Couturiaux
as College Student / Activist (uncredited)
Constance Dasse
as Protestor (uncredited)
Matthew J. Dunn
as College Student (uncredited)
Ken Edwards
as State Trooper / Lunch Patron (uncredited)
Nikki Folsom
as Reporter (uncredited)
Ryan Hancock
as Drinking Game Contestant (uncredited)
Garrett Hargrove
as Coffee Boy (uncredited)
Peyton Hayslip
as Doctor (uncredited)
David Scott Heck
as Patient at AA Meeting (uncredited)
Reda Hicks
as Party Guest (uncredited)
Robert H. Lambert
as Airline Pilot (uncredited)
Gabriel R. Martinez
as Reporter (uncredited)
C.K. McFarland
as Carla (uncredited)
Josh Meyer
as Sports Bar Youth (uncredited)
Brent Mitchell
as Governor's Bodyguard (uncredited)
Cindy Palla
as Victim's Mother (uncredited)
Roger Eduardo Palomino
as Background Reporter (uncredited)
Alan Parker
as Partygoer (uncredited)
Paul A. Partain
as Alcoholic (uncredited)
Keith Poulson
as College Student / Activist (uncredited)
Glen Powell Sr.
as Prison Guard (uncredited)
George Renteria
as Protestor (uncredited)
Nicole R. Roberts
as Protester / Party Girl (uncredited)
Michael Schmid
as Protestor (uncredited)
Ryan Schneider
as Protester (uncredited)
Robin Simmons
as Interviewee (uncredited)
Melanie Stovall
as News Magazine Secretary (uncredited)
Danny Trevino
as Salsa Dancer (uncredited)
Ryan Wickerham
as Shooter at Rally (uncredited)
Michele Williams
as Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Christine Wolf
as 6th St. Club Patron (uncredited)
Willie Wright
as Prison Guard (uncredited)
Jeff Gibbs
as Josh
