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Most of the characters depicted in the movie were based on real Savannahians, but some details were [...]	D
Alison Eastwood (Mandy Nicholls) underwent three auditions, multiple read-throughs and video tests b [...]	D
In this movie, Michael Rosenbaum has the small role of "George Tucker", a witness in the trial of Ja [...]	D
The English bulldog Uga, in this movie, is actually Uga 5, rather than Uga 4 (former mascot of the U [...]	D
The courtroom scene is an amalgam of what would become a total of four separate trials.	D
There is a reference in the book, published in 1994, where someone mentions at a party about their s [...]	D
The Mercer House, the house in which James Arthur Williams lived, was originally built for Hugh Weed [...]	D
Lady Chablis, the transgender woman from Savannah featured in the source novel, plays herself.	D
The nurse at the hospital dealing with Lady Chablis' distraction was an occasional member of directo [...]	D
Interested in using the Mercer House, the home owned by the real Jim Williams and now owned by Willi [...]	D
Final theatrical movie of Dorothy Loudon (Serena Dawes).	D
The judge was played by Sonny Seiler, the attorney for James Arthur Williams during the trials.	D
This was the twentieth movie directed by Clint Eastwood, and only the third in which he directed and [...]	D
In the scene featuring Kelso, Williams and Hansen, Hansen tells Kelso to watch himself. More could b [...]	D
Final film of Jo Ann Pflug.	D
In real life John Berendt., the author of the book on which the movie is based, did not meet Jim Wil [...]	D
Despite the fact that this was filmed in the standard spherical format, "Filmed in Panavision" is li [...]	D
Candler hospital is the real hospital depicted in this movie, only it is truly spelled Chandler and [...]	D
This movie, like the book, changed numerous facts about the case. The shooting did not take place on [...]	D
For the Christmas party scene at Mercer house, they actually invited a large number of people who ha [...]	D
Theatrical movie debut of Michael Rosenbaum (George Tucker).	D
The famous Bird Girl statue shown at the beginning of the movie is not one of the original four. It [...]	D
At one point, Robert Redford and Jack Nicholson were vying to topline the project.	D
Edward Norton was offered the role of John Kelso and turned it down.	D
Kelso expresses surprise that Willams has a copy of his book, saying that it, "didn't exactly fly of [...]	D
Kevin Spacey appeared in this movie shortly after winning the Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting R [...]	D
The character played by Jude Law is named Billy Hanson in this movie. The person's actual name was D [...]	D
Irma P Hall and Bob Gunton were both in Patch Adams(1998) the same year this film came out	D
The character of Luther Driggers was based on real-life long Savannahian Moe Fetzer, and was in fact [...]	D
When Williams asks Kelso to tell him his life story, Kelso begs off, saying that it is late. At that [...]	D
In the book, the narrator, who is played by John Cusack in the movie, is never mentioned by name.	D
John Cusack and Kevin Spacey played former President Richard Nixon in different movies. Cusack playe [...]	D
It is repeated several times in the movie that Lady Chablis' birth name was "Frank." However, althou [...]	D
Patrika Darbo and Clint Eastwood were both in In the line of fire (1993)	D
Geoffrey Lewis / Luther Driggers was a member of Eastwood's group of stock players. During the trial [...]	D
The real life Luther Driggers was named Moe Fetzer. A cherished and reputable local in Savannah, he [...]	D
At the time of this movie's video release in the U.S., Blockbuster Video was offering a "Guaranteed [...]	D
Emma Kelly: The Lady of six thousand songs, as herself.	D
John Cusack's performance in L'ultimo contratto (1997) had been the basis for Clint Eastwood's decis [...]	D
The evidence regarding the bagged hands was not introduced until the third of four trials of Jim WIl [...]	D
John Berendt, the author of the book, had given Kevin Spacey interview tapes of Jim Williams so that [...]	D
Bess Thompson, Sonny Seiler's daughter, came up from her St. Simons' home to try out as an extra in [...]	D
Jim Williams died of a heart attack in January of 1990. At the time he was restoring another propert [...]	D
The film cast includes two Oscar winners: Kevin Spacey and Kim Hunter; and one Oscar nominee: Jude L [...]	D
Kelso says that he could write ten thousand word article on Jim Williams' home and party. The author [...]	D
Attorney Sonny Seiler, who represented Jim Williams in a majority of his trials, was initially worki [...]	D
While filming took place in the actual Mercer house, production could not find an insurance company [...]	D

When John walks into Sonny's office for the first time, he does not have his sunglasses on. When the [...]	D
Though set in 1981-1982, there are 1990s-model cars visible When Kelso and Mandy go to the morgue.	D
After Sonny has told John the story about the Judge's son being murdered, he drives away and the cam [...]	D
When Chablis is at the cotillion she asks a woman at the table to watch her purse. After dancing, ge [...]	D
Billy's grip on the liquor bottle at the Christmas party changes between shots.	D
The hairstyle for the hostess of The Married Women's Card Club gets a recomb between shots. After as [...]	D
During the Lady Chablis nightclub performance, the audience can be heard applauding when she is fini [...]	D
In court, when the Detective takes the stand, the area in front of jury is empty/open. When Sonny Se [...]	D
When John steps off the tour bus at Forsyth Park, he walks south through the park in the opposite di [...]	D
In two separate scenes, when talking about the nurse bagging Billy's hands, Sonny calls the hospital [...]	D
John Kelso's drink at the women's bridge club.	D
When telling Jim that he's having trouble getting people to talk to him, John calls Jim "Kevin".	D
When Jim sits down to start playing the organ at the Christmas party, you can tell that he not actua [...]	D
Piano player's moments out of sync with music when John Kelso arrives.	D
As Minerva looks up from her Forsyth Park bench to see the plane coming in for a landing, it is head [...]	D
When John drives Lady Chablis home, the rearview mirror in the car disappears and re-appears.	D
The end of the first day of the trial, the judge tells the jury to go home and not to talk to anybod [...]	D
When Jim reaches for his glass on the piano, the first shot shot shows him reaching in between a man [...]	D
(at around 2h 09 mins) In the courtroom the lawyer, Sonny, refers to his client as "Tim" not Jim.	D
Near the end, John is shown hanging the painting Jim offered to him in their final scene together, w [...]	D
When John cannot start his car, he's sitting in it with the door open. As he jumps out of his car to [...]	D
In bar scene with John and Sonny, the head (foam) on John's beer changes between shots.	D
John and Jim are walking UGA (the dog) to Jim's home. They go into the workshop and UGA is not with [...]	D

[last lines] The Lady Chablis: Patrick is walking [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: If I catch any of you bitches ne [...]	D
John Kelso: So, tell me, Jim, has your family alwa [...]	D
Minerva: To understand the living, you got to comm [...]	D
Lucille Wright: Oh, you're gonna have fun tonight. [...]	D
Jim Williams: This is the dagger that Prince Yusso [...]	D
[first lines] Minerva: Quit eye balling me, Flavi [...]	D
Billy Carl Hanson: You don't give me warnings, I g [...]	D
John Kelso: Hey, Joe, what happened? Joe Odom: Oh [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: You know what, hun? I told her t [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: Yes, I am a bitch, and proud of [...]	D
Joe Odom: Joe's rule number two: If you have to le [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: You better grow you some nails, [...]	D
John Kelso: Well, thank you for inviting me. Mand [...]	D
John Kelso: Hey, Sonny, what happened? Sonny Seil [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: I'm the Lady Chablis. Hear me ro [...]	D
Jim Williams: Welcome to Mercer house, Mr. Kelso.	D
Mandy Nichols: It's better to be on the edge of a [...]	D
[at the cemetery for a funeral] John Kelso: Why d [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: Either he got some good old stuf [...]	D
Jim Williams: He needed what I gave him and I need [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: Are you the flower man?	D
Jim Williams: Livin' here pisses off all the right [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: Stop telling me what to do. I wa [...]	D
Jim Williams: Yes, I am "nouveau riche," but then, [...]	D
Mrs. Baxter: Mr. Kelso? Are you Mr. Kelso? John K [...]	D
Jim Williams: Sport, truth, like art, is in the ey [...]	D
John Kelso: You know I'm straight. The Lady Chabl [...]	D
The Lady Chablis: It's like my mom always said: [...]	D
Woman at party: And there was Lyman, bleedin', spr [...]	D
John Kelso: I've only been here three days and it' [...]	D
Mandy Nichols: If you're thirsty, a drink will cur [...]	D
Jim Williams: I'm innocent, John. It's important t [...]	D
Phillip: I'm an escort. The Lady Chablis: An esco [...]	D
Billy Carl Hanson: [to Jim] Give me $20, I need it [...]	D
Jim Williams: Well, that's a very genteel way of a [...]	D
Jim Williams: Which conversation shall we join? J [...]	D

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