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The Confession

A High powered NY litigator, hired to defend a murderer who avenged his young son's death, struggles...

Starring:

Alec Baldwin, Amy Irving, Anne Twomey, Becky Ann Baker, Ben Kingsley, Boyd Gaines, Chris Noth, Christopher Lawford, Chuck Pfeiffer, Doug Barron, Frank Girardeau, General Fermon Judd Jr, Gerry Bamman, James Pritchett, Jay O Sanders, Joan MacIntosh, Joe Mosso, John Seitz, Kevin Conway, Lázaro Perez, Lara Harris, Laura Esterman, Marian Quinn, Meg Gibs

Genre:

Drama

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