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Seven Hours to Judgment Details

FULL SYNOPSIS

A judge becomes guilt-ridden after a technicality forces him to release a band of murderous crooks in this crime thriller. As a result of his action, an anguished husband becomes a bloodthirsty vigilante looking for revenge against the crooks because they murdered his wife. This causes the judge to enter the gang's dangerous neighborhood to see that justice is finally done. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

  • Release date:September 16, 1988

Cast

Beau Bridges
as Judge John Eden
Ron Leibman
as David Reardon
Julianne Phillips
as Lisa Eden
Tiny Ron
as Ira
Reggie Johnson
as Chino
Al Freeman, Jr.
as Danny Larwin
David Wasman
as Court Reporter
John Billingsley
as Ed
Anne Ludlum
as Elderly Woman
Casey Bridges
as Orderly
Harris D. Smith
as Bailiff
John Aylward
as Taxi Driver
Creed Bratton
as Subway Worker
Steve Harris
as Reardon's Van Driver
Ruben Sierra
as Bartender
John Barttels
as Movie Announcer
Gregory Noveck
as TV Announcer
Johnny Hunter
as Bum
Maxine Thompson
as Slinky Girl
Kurt Garfield
as Kaplan
Tom Hammond
as Court Reporter
Lisa Pan
as Larwin's Friend
Dave MacIntyre
as Cab Passenger
Deborah Brown
as TV News Court Reporter
Gayle Bellows
as Lisa's Friend
Jane Bray
as TV Reporter
Sandy Gimpel
as Ellen Reardon
Don Creery
as John's Cabbie
Johnny S.B. Willis
as Officer Wilton
Nick Granado
as Jorges
George Catalano
as Doowa's Cabbie
Tee Dennard
as Bum
Michael Goodell
as Subway Worker
Evelyn Perdue
as Hag
Christina Garcia
as Victor

Crew

Beau Bridges
Director
Mort Abrahams
Producer
Paul Mason
Producer
Helen Sarlui-Tucker
Producer
Walter Halsey Davis
Screen Story
Walter Halsey Davis
Screenwriter
Steven E. de Souza
Screenwriter
Hanania Baer
Cinematographer
Douglas Fraser
Songwriter
Steve Rucker
Songwriter
John Debney
Composer (Music Score)
John Massari
Songwriter
Phedon Papamichael
Production Designer
Helen Sarlui-Tucker
Executive Producer
Paul Mason
Executive Producer
James Pilcher
Sound/Sound Designer
Sandy Gimpel
Stunts
Alana Lambros
Casting
Kathleen Hagen
Makeup
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