Twelve Angry Men

Twelve Angry Men The feature film twelve angry men is a wonderful example of how twelve individuals work through their differences in the movie and finally emerge as a cohesive unit. The two main characters in the movie are Juror number eight who is Henry Fonda and Juror number three who is Lee .J. Cobb. In the first scene in the movie the group process is in its embryonic stages with none of the jurors …

…the boy commit the murder and the vote once again changed to eleven to one in favor of not guilty with only juror number three still standing his ground and voting guilty. Finally after a lot of discussion and arguing juror number three breaks down crying and changes his vote to not guilty. Thus finally in the end the jury does become a cohesive unit overcoming all their differences and coming to a unanimous decision.