Editing 12 Angry Men (1957 film) (section)

==Cast==
[[File:12 Angry Men (1957) - Trailer.webm|thumb|245px|thumbtime=20|The film's trailer]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Juror
! Actor
! Description
|-
| 1
| [[Martin Balsam]]
|The foreman; a calm and methodical assistant high school [[American football|football]] coach.
|-
|2
|[[John Fiedler]]
|A meek and unpretentious bank teller who is easily flustered, but eventually stands up for himself.
|-
|3
|[[Lee J. Cobb]]
|A hot-tempered owner of a messenger service who is estranged from his son; the most passionate advocate of a "guilty" verdict.
|-
|4
|[[E. G. Marshall]]
|An unflappable, conscientious, and analytical stockbroker who is concerned only with facts, not opinions.
|-
|5
|[[Jack Klugman]]
|A [[Baltimore Orioles]] fan who grew up in a violent slum, and is sensitive to bigotry towards "slum kids".
|-
|6
|[[Edward Binns]]
|A tough but principled and courteous house painter who stands up to others, especially over the elderly being verbally abused.
|-
|7
|[[Jack Warden]]
|An impatient and wisecracking salesman who is more concerned about the [[New York Yankees|Yankees]] game he is missing than the case.
|-
|8
|[[Henry Fonda]]
|A humane, justice-seeking architect and father of three; initially, the only one to question the evidence and vote "not guilty". The closing scene reveals his surname is 'Davis'.
|-
|9
|[[Joseph Sweeney (actor)|Joseph Sweeney]]
|A thoughtful and intelligent elderly man who is highly observant of the witnesses' behaviors and their possible motivations. The closing scene reveals his surname is 'McCardle'.
|-
|10
|[[Ed Begley]]
|A pushy, loud-mouthed and xenophobic garage owner.
|-
|11
|[[George Voskovec]]
|A polite European watchmaker and naturalized American citizen who demonstrates strong respect for democratic values such as [[due process]].
|-
|12
|[[Robert Webber]]
|An indecisive and easily distracted advertising executive.
|}

Other, uncredited actors in the film include [[Rudy Bond]] as the judge, Tom Gorman as the court stenographer, James Kelly as the bailiff, [[Billy Nelson (actor)|Billy Nelson]] as the clerk, and John Savoca as the defendant.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://catalog.afi.com/Catalog/moviedetails/53690|title=12 ANGRY MEN (1957)|website=[[AFI Catalog of Feature Films]]}}</ref>