十二人の怒れる男 の概要
既に法廷劇の代名詞となって久しい、アメリカ映画史に輝く傑作ドラマ。元々は高い評価を受けたTV作品で、その脚本・演出コンビによる映画版だが、そのいかにもTV向きの密室劇を上手く
I was just trying to tell you that excluding personal bias is always difficult. Prejudices always conceal the truth wherever you go. In reality, we don’t really know what the truth is. None of us can truly know the truth. We now feel that the defendant is innocent, but we’re just betting on probabilities. There’s also a chance we could be wrong.
A group of jurors are ready to begin their deliberations. One juror introduces himself as Davis, while another responds with his name as McCardle. They exchange greetings and bid farewell.
In a scene, the characters discuss the reliability of a witness who claimed to hear something over the noise of a passing train. They debate the accuracy of the testimony and consider the possibility that the witness may not have actually heard what they claimed due to the loud noise.
One character apologizes, prompting another to question the politeness. The first explains they are both nonchalant, leading to a conversation about their differing perspectives.
A tall man tried to provoke my anger, but that proves nothing. I can get easily agitated. He called me a sadistic vengeful man in public. A sane person wouldn’t stay calm. He was just trying to provoke me. Let’s go announce that the jury is deadlocked in the courtroom.
Summary: One juror questions the relevance of the murder weapon (a knife) while another insists a witness saw the defendant stab his father. The discussion continues with frustration over the time spent talking rather than making a decision, leading to personal distractions mentioned.
Two characters discuss baseball teams. One asks if the other is a Yankees fan, to which the response is “No, Baltimore.” The conversation confirms that the second person supports the Baltimore Orioles, not the New York Yankees.
パニックがどこで始まり、どこで終わるのか疑問を投げかけられる。有罪の投票に疑問を抱く人物が、どちら側に立つべきか悩む。忠実である必要はなく、ただ質問をする。突発的な考えで、ナイフを取りに戻る可能性も考えられる。
There was a moment of doubt - silence. The process of questioning in a lengthy and complex murder case unfolds. Premeditated murder is the most serious charge in our court. You heard the testimony, interpreted the law, now your obligation is to distinguish between facts and exaggeration. One life lost, another at stake.
One character expresses doubt about the defendant’s guilt, while another remains unsure. They discuss the possibility of being wrong and the importance of careful consideration. The dialogue reflects differing perspectives and the gravity of their decision.
In the dialogue, one character questions whether the accused boy would publicly admit to a crime. Another character doubts it, suggesting the boy wouldn’t do something so foolish if he were actually guilty, as he is intelligent. It reflects on the boy’s character and the doubt surrounding his guilt.
フォアマン: 無罪に変更したい。
3人目: 君は何を言っているのか。