Indict and Convict

Movie
Original title	Indict and Convict
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1974
length	100 minutes
Rod
Director	Boris Sagal
script	Bill Davidson , Winston Miller
production	Winston Miller , David Victor
music	Jerry Goldsmith
camera	Bill Butler
cut	Robert F. Shugrue
occupation
William Shatner : Sam Belden, District Attorney George Grizzard : Bob Mathews, Prosecutor Susan Howard : Joanna Garrett Eli Wallach : DeWitt Foster Myrna Loy : Christine Tayloy, judge Ed Flanders : Timothy Fitzgerald

Indict and Convict is a 1974 American television film directed by Boris Sagal and starring William Shatner as the district attorney who allegedly murdered his wife. The thriller was the station ABC on January 6, 1974 as a TV movie of the week broadcast (Movie of the Week) for the first time.

action

District Attorney Sam Belden is charged with murdering his wife. Belden declares innocent for having been 150 miles from the scene at the time of the murder. Belden's best friend, Bob Mathews, has the task of representing the prosecutor, which becomes a difficult and painful task for Mathews.

useful information

The film diva Myrna Loy made a rare appearance in a television production in Indict and Convict .

Web links

• Indict and convict in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} allemovie.com