John Cusack, James Spader, Don McManus
This is a by-the-numbers tale of political chicanery and fallen idealism, but it works because of several strong performances. James Spader and John Cusack play law-school pals whose college idealism ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 20, 2002
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November 18, 2009I was really impressed with how good the acting was in this. James Spader and John Cusack really worked well together. I can't believe Cusack actually pulled off being a villain, I always saw him as the nice guy, but he really did well. James Spader also did well as usual, but al...( read more)
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July 12, 2009James looks sooo cute! The story is kind of boring but not too bad. Spader and Cusack do a great job.
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March 25, 2009Anybody can become friends, as fast as anybody can become enimies. Explanation of Friendship. Sometimes the quickest way in is the back alley, while some will take the hardest way through to earn respect. Very Respectable acting from both Cusack and Spader.
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November 3, 2007post-hight school, good central performaces, whom was she? cusack was great.
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