Trial by Jury 30 years old

For one juror, the question of guilt or innocence is a matter of life or death... her own.

Valerie is a juror in the trail of a mob boss. When her young son's life is threatened, she has no option other than to see that justice isn't done.

Credits

Name	Character
Kathleen Quinlan She was 39, now 70 years old	as Wanda
Gabriel Byrne He was 44, now 74 years old	as Daniel Graham
Joanne Whalley She was 30, now 60 years old	as Valerie Alston
William R. Moses He was 34, now 65 years old	as Paul Baker, Juror
William Hurt He was 44, now 74 years old	as Tommy Vesey
Armand Assante He was 44, now 75 years old	as Rusty Pirone
Ed Lauter He was 55, 74 years old when he died	as John Boyle
Margaret Whitton She was 43, 66 years old when she died	as Jane Lyle, Juror
Lisa Arrindell She was 25, now 55 years old	as Eleanor Lyons
Richard Portnow He was 47, now 77 years old	as Leo Greco
Joe Santos He was 63, 84 years old when he died	as Johnny Verona
Graham Jarvis He was 64, 72 years old when he died	as Mr. Duffy, Foreman
Jack Gwaltney He was 33, now 64 years old	as Teddy Parnell

Name	Department
Heidi Levitt as Casting.	Production
David Chapman as Production Design. He was 194 (83) years old when He died	Art
Gary Barber as Executive Producer. He was 37 (now 67) years old	Production
James G. Robinson as Producer. He was 58 (now 89) years old	Production
Christopher Meledandri as Producer. He was 35 (now 65) years old	Production
Mark Gordon as Producer. He was 37 (53) years old when He died	Production
Mary Malin as Costume Design.	Costume & Make-Up
Steve Shewchuk as Set Decoration.	Art
Barbra Matis as Art Direction.	Art
Heywood Gould as Director. He was 51 (now 82) years old	Directing
Heywood Gould as Screenplay. He was 51 (now 82) years old	Writing
Thom Noble as Editor. He was 59 (now 89) years old	Editing
Joel Goodman as Editor. He was 5 (now 24) years old	Editing
Jordan Katz as Screenplay.	Writing
Karen Hazzard as Casting. She was 56 (77) years old when She died	Production

For one juror, the question of guilt or innocence is a matter of life or death... her own.