Der Fall Randall Adams (1988)
Im November 1976 wird der Polizist Robert W. Wood erschossen. Es gibt zwei Verdächtige: einen vorbestraften 16-jährigen und den 28-jährigen Randall Dale Adams. Letzterer wird des Mordes verurteilt und ins Gefängnis gesperrt. Regisseur Errol Morris konnte durch seine Recherchen herausfinden, dass fünf Zeugen vor Gericht falsch ausgesagt und die Polizei Beweise gefälscht hatte. Adams wurde freigelassen. Ursprünglich sollte sich die Dokumentation um den Psychiater Dr. James Grigson, Beiname Doctor Death, drehen. Fast jedem seiner wegen Mordes Angeklagten attestierte er eine Wahrscheinlichkeit von 100 %, dass dieser wieder töten werde. Nur durch einen Zufall stieß Regisseur Errol Morris auf den Fall Randall Adams.
Der Regisseur: Errol Morris
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Randall Adams as Self |
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David Harris as Self |
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Gus Rose as Self - Homicide Detective in Dallas |
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Jackie Johnson as Self - Homicide Detective in Dallas |
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Marshall Touchton as Self - Homicide Detective in Dallas |
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Dale Holt as Self - Internal Affairs Investigator in Dallas |
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Sam Kittrell as Self - Police Detective in Vidor |
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Hootie Nelson as Self - Friend of David Harris in Vidor |
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Dennis Johnson as Self - Friend of David Harris in Vidor |
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Floyd Jackson as Self - Friend of David Harris in Vidor |
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Edith James as Self - Defense Attorney |
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Dennis White as Self - Defense Attorney |
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Don Metcalfe as Self - The Judge |
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Emily Miller as Self - Surprise Eyewitness |
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R.L. Miller as Self - Surprise Eyewitness |
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Elba Carr as Self - Employee at Fas-Gas |
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Michael Randell as Self - Third Surprise Eyewitness |
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Melvyn Carson Bruder as Self - Appellate Attorney |
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Ron Adams as Self - Randall Adams' Brother (archive footage) |
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John Dillinger as Self - Gangster (archive footage) |
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James Grigson as Self - Texas Forensic Psychiatrist Prosecution (archive footage) |
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Mark Mays as Self - Murder Victim (archive footage) |
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Douglas Mulder as Self - Dallas Prosecutor (archive footage) |
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Anna Sage as Self - Informant in John Dillinger Case (archive footage) |
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Teresa Turko as Self - Dallas Police Officer (archive footage) |
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Henry M. Wade as Self - Texas District Attorney (archive footage) |
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Robert Wood as Self - Murdered Dallas Police Officer (archive footage) |
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Errol Morris as Self - Interviewer (voice) (uncredited) |
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Amanda Caprio as Popcorn Lady at Drive-In - Re-Enactments |
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Michael Cirilla as 2nd Interrogation Officer Jackie Johnson - Re-Enactments |
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Adam Goldfine as Randall Adams - Re-Enactments |
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Derek Horton as David Harris - Re-Enactments |
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Marianne Leone Cooper as Officer Teresa A. Turko - Re-Enactments |
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Michael Nicoll as Interrogation Officer Gus Rose - Re-Enactments |
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Phyllis Rodgers as Police Stenographer - Re-Enactments |
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Ron Thornhill as Officer Robert W. Wood - Re-Enactments |
| Directing | Errol Morris | Director |
| Sound | Jack Leahy | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Sound | Samuel Lehmer | Sound Effects Editor |
| Sound | Brad Fuller | Sound |
| Production | Mark Lipson | Producer |
| Writing | Errol Morris | Writer |
| Sound | Philip Glass | Music |
| Camera | Robert Chappell | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Paul Barnes | Editor |
| Camera | Stefan Czapsky | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Theo Mayes | Key Hair Stylist |
| Sound | Jaime Kibben | Dialogue Editor |
| Sound | Jeff Kliment | Sound Effects Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Theo Mayes | Key Makeup Artist |
| Art | Ted Bafaloukos | Title Designer |
| Crew | Matt Vogel | Special Effects |
| Sound | Van Allen James | Dialogue Editor |
| Sound | Samuel Lehmer | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Lighting | John Geisler | Gaffer |
| Production | Brad Fuller | Associate Producer |
| Production | Lindsay Law | Executive Producer |
| Art | Lester Cohen | Art Direction |
| Art | Ted Bafaloukos | Production Design |
| Production | Shelley Houis | Production Manager |
| Production | Steven Stoke | Unit Manager |
| Camera | Newton Thomas Sigel | Additional Director of Photography |
