We're on the Jury

The film follows a juror who is convinced of the defendant's innocence in a murder case, exploring themes of persuasion and the intricacies of the courtroom. With a cast that includes Victor Moore, Helen Broderick, and Phillip Huston, it presents a blend of humor and suspense typical of the era.

We're on the Jury delves into various aspects of the trial, touching on elements like inheritance, social dynamics, and the roles of different characters, such as a widow and a real estate developer. The film provides a unique look at the jury's perspective, making it a notable addition to the comedy-crime genre of the late 1930s. Collectors will appreciate its representation of courtroom drama and the social commentary embedded within its narrative.