Sidney Lumets 1957 masterpiece, 12 Angry Men, is still as relevant as ever. Reginald Rose concocted a script so perfect it feels like the backbone for not only cinema, but modern stage plays as well.

There's a good reason why Reginald Rose's "Twelve Angry Men" is an enduring American classic. Though a little staid by contemporary standards, it is a crackling and gripping drama that exposes the ...

Laurie Levenson remembers the first time she saw “Twelve Angry Men.” “It was during my ‘Perry Mason’ stage of life,” said the well-known legal expert, a law professor at Loyola ...

I like to refer to Twelve Angry Men, with the utmost affection, as Twelve Angry Stereotypes. Reginald Rose's durable jury-room drama, receiving a gripping revival from Soulpepper Theatre ...

“12 Angry Men” began in 1954 as a teleplay for CBS anthology series “Studio One,” and then was adapted for the big screen in 1957. That film, which starred Henry Fonda, was nominated for ...

12 Mo’ Angry Men, written and directed by Buffalo native TaNisha Fordham, skillfully transports the narrative to present-day America, infusing it with a powerful resonance that speaks directly ...