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The Penguin Classics introduction that impressed a vintage movie and a present Broadway revival Reginald Rose's milestone National crisis was a critically-acclaimed teleplay, and continued to be always a cinematic masterpiece in 1957 starring Henry Fonda, which is why Rose wrote the variation. An extreme figure study and an evaluation of the judicial system and the American melting-pot that keeps it under control, Twelve Angry Men retains at its core a profoundly loyal opinion in the U.S. authorized system. The taleis focus, identified only as Juror Eight, reaches first the single holdout within an 11-1 responsible election.