Guilty by Suspicion
Because of his alleged ties to communist parties, film director David Merrill is forbidden from working in Hollywood. He decides to fight for his rights and faces numerous challenges along the way.
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Martin Scorsese
Roxann Dawson
Irwin Winkler
Rob Cowan
Jeanne Caliendo
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<em>'Guilty by Suspicion'</em> is an interesting picture. I like it! It does a great job at portraying the threat throughout, the FBI & Co. feel as omnipresent as intended. I particularly enjoyed the final few scenes, they absolutely nailed the chaoticness of the courtroom! Robert De Niro puts in a great showing, spearheading a decent supporting cast which includes Martin Scorsese. It's the first time I've seen him act barring minor cameos; well, aside from, eh, <em>'Shark Tale'</em>, I guess ... All in all, glad I watched it and I would recommend it.
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The directors of Guilty by Suspicion are Martin Scorsese, Roxann Dawson, Irwin Winkler, Rob Cowan, and Jeanne Caliendo.
The cast of Guilty by Suspicion includes Margo Winkler as Leta Rosen, Stephen Root as RKO Guard, Jon Tenney as Shopper Husband, Robert De Niro as David Merrill, Annette Bening as Ruth Merrill, Chris Cooper as Larry Nolan, Tom Sizemore as Ray Karlin, Gailard Sartain as Chairman Wood, Sam Wanamaker as Felix Graff, Adam Baldwin as FBI Agent #1, Brad Sullivan as Congressman Velde, Al Ruscio as Ben Saltman, and more.
The duration of Guilty by Suspicion is 1h 40 mins.
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Guilty by Suspicion was released on 15 Mar 1991.
Guilty by Suspicion is listed under Drama and Thriller on Fanbiz.
Guilty by Suspicion has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 8.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "<em>'Guilty by Suspicion'</em> is an interesting picture. I like it! It does a great job at portraying the threat throughout, the FBI & Co. feel as omnipresent as intended. I..."
