| Actors: Bernard Behrens, James Blendick, Eve Crawford, Lori Hallier, Walter Matthau Director: Delbert Mann Genres: Drama, Television Sub-Genres: Drama, Television Studio: Platinum Disc Format: DVD - Color DVD Release Date: 04/05/2005 Theatrical Release Date: 01/01/1994 Release Year: 2005 Run Time: 1hr 32min Screens: Color Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Languages: English |
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  | Incident In A Small Town Actors: Bernard Behrens, James Blendick, Eve Crawford, Lori Hallier, Walter Matthau Director: Delbert Mann Genres: Drama, Television NR 2005 1hr 32min Studio: Platinum Disc Llc Release Date: 04/26/2005 Run time: 92 minutes |
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Member Movie Reviews Sharon F. (Shar) from AVON PARK, FL Reviewed on 1/6/2024... Not sure why this doesn't have better "stars". It's a great, but older, movie with two outstanding actors of their time. I love watching attorneys battling each other and their tactics. 3 of 3 member(s) found this review helpful.
Movie ReviewsBELL AND COBB ARE AT IT AGAIN Nancy Sherburne | Tucson, Arizona, USA | 01/18/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "I just finished watching Incident in a Small Town on a homemade video tape and was glad to see it is on DVD. I have watched them in Against Her Will and The Incident and was pleased to see them in a third pairing. I loved the old-time look to the movie about an earlier time where certain things were viewed in a different way. Judge Bell and his daughter Lily had a falling out, but now she is in a situation where she needs his help. A man from her past named Frank shows up, and turns out to be the father of her son John. At first Frank seems interested in getting to know John, who does not know the man is his father, but soon exhibits less-than-chivalrous behavior and ends up dead. It is Judge Bell himself who confesses to the crime, with Cobb representing him in the trial. Then Lily confesses to the murder, and it is up to Cobb to put the pieces together to reveal who really killed Frank. The movie ultimately has a happy ending with father and daughter reconciled, and the judge getting to know his grandson. I would recommend this movie and the other two for those who would like to experience a slower-paced life with two actors who paired up so well together. " Can Justice prevail in wartime? Roccoodell | Riverside, CA USA | 08/27/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "When a small town attorney whose practice is failing is selected by government officials to be the means of railroading to the gallows a German soldier accused of murdering a beloved local physician, the case turns out to more complicated. The background is WWII and Germany is threatening to execute some American prisoners. Anyone in this small U.S. small town who takes on the case of a German prisoner will be villified. The actors in this film are uniformly excellent. In my opinion, This is Walther Matthau's outstanding role. Anyone will find watching this DVD most rewarding. " Incident in a Small Town Jerry L. Nelson | Dallas, TX, USA | 09/21/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "I highly recommend this the 3rd of the Harmon Cobb/Judge Bell series of movies. Harmon (Matthau) and Judge Bell (Harry Morgan) have been law partners for a period of time, but suddenly Judge Bell must leave to help his estranged daughter handle a delicate situation. The man who raped Judge Bell's daughter is back, and before you know it the Judge is accused of murdering this man. Harmon is on the spot to defend the Judge, but the situation seems out of control as Harmon is not allowed to let anyone know of the previous rape. The Judge's daughter doesn't want her son to know the truth about his real father. The Judge's life is in the hands of Harmon and the truth about who really killed the boy's father is becoming a true mystery. This is another great trial movie, and you can slip back into the late 1940's and remember when you were a kid at a great time to be an American."
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