Welcome to That One Scene, a semi-regular ... military courtroom drama A Few Good Men. In fact, the line is so quotable it actually cropped up in a real-life court case as recently as 2017.

Still, as often as you've watched Cruise and Demi Moore face off in court ... on "A Few Good Men" as his worst experience as a screenwriter. 12. Much of the movie consists of indoor scenes shot ...

Circle Theatre's production of "A Few Good Men" will likely please fans of the ... Based on a real life incident, the play focuses on the court-martial of two Marines for the murder of a fellow ...

NASSAU, Bahamas — Movies and reality collided in court today when John Travaolta’s lawyer tore into accused extortionists with the famous cinematic line: “You can’t handle the truth!” ...

So, heading into the weekend’s new mounting at the La Mirada Theatre of “A Few Good Men,” Aaron Sorkin ... during the black-out breaks between scenes, which are punctuated by snappy ...

In a wide-ranging conversation spanning the actor's filmography, Moore reflected on 1992's "A Few Good Men." Durling gave ...

While critics compared the play to “The Caine Mutiny Court Martial ... who gives “A Few Good Men” its big moments. Unfortunately, his scenes are few and far between.

When he was in the US Marines, David V. Cox testified in a court case that helped inspire the 1992 movie “A Few Good Men,” starring Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, and Jack Nicholson. Just over a year ...